Organic Chemistry Tutor - How to Find a Highly Skilled Chemical Education Specialist

Organic Chemistry Tutor - How to Find a Highly Skilled Chemical Education SpecialistWhen looking for an organic chemistry tutor, the first thing you need to consider is how much time you are willing to invest. You can hire a tutor who will come in to your home and work with you from your bed. Or you can hire a tutor who will spend the bulk of his or her time in your office.The goal is to set up a physical relationship that involves both you and your tutor. When that happens, the process of learning becomes a form of socializing, and all the learning occurs in the context of the social environment where you have the most control over it.If you hire a tutor, he or she should be flexible enough to do whatever is necessary to help you develop a common plan for successfully completing your course. It is important to remember that the purpose of your tutor is to learn as much as possible about organic chemistry so that you can move on to a career that does involve chemistry, not just as a hobby.Physical interaction with your tutor requires that you schedule time to help him or her develop a structured course. Your first goal is to create a schedule that you both agree to adhere to so that your tutor is challenged and not bored, but also so that you have time for all the other aspects of your life.Although scheduling time to help your tutor, you will need to consider the value of scheduling it. Time that you allow yourself to devote to other activities, whether you choose to pursue them or not, is money that you may not be able to spend on your chemical education. Therefore, you should keep this in mind when planning your schedule.There are also steps you can take to help you as you plan your schedule for a successful organic chemistry tutoring. By planning your time, you can identify which courses will allow you to devote the most time to each one. This will help you get the most out of the courses you are interested in.To get the most out of your free time, you can also make sure you meet with lecturers teaching organic chemistry courses. Ask to see their syllabi, and take notes of any particular topics they raise that you would like to know more about. You may want to ask them for suggestions as to what type of materials you should be studying, or what types of labs you should do.

Graduation Rates Of Athletes

Graduation Rates Of Athletes Practice, class, practice, class, practice, homework, class, clubs/organizations, homework, game, practice, class, homework, projects, practice game and then maybe laundry goes the schedule of collegiate athletes. Compare that to a typical full-time students schedule of class, homework, clubs/organizations and of course maybe laundrymaybe. A student athletes schedule is more demanding than a typical students. However, N.C.A.A. student athletes are now graduating at record rates, higher rates than other students, according to the N.C.A.A.s annual release on graduations figures, cited by an article in The New York Times. The N.C.A.A.s release stated that 79 percent of Division I student athletes beginning their freshmen years in between the 2000/2001 and 2003/2004 school years acquired a degree within six years. The latest entering class beginning in 2003/2004 school year reached the 79 percent mark, matching the record high of the two previous years. The federal graduation statistics were different, however. These statistics showed this years student athletes only graduate at a 64 percent mark, which was higher than the overall student bodys numbers at 63 percent. The N.C.A.A. uses its own statistics, separate from federal numbers. The New York Times stated that student athletes typically graduate higher than the overall student body. Division I football and basketball student athletes still have the lowest graduation figures of all athletes. However, they are performing better in the classroom and graduating at now higher percentages. Scholarships could be the factor that is helping student athletes graduate at higher percentages than the overall student body. Many students drop out of college or fail to complete their degrees because of financial constraints. Most but not all student athletes receive full scholarships as long as they meet specific grade requirements. These full scholarships create stronger incentives and more opportunities for athletes to stay in college. Also, the N.C.A.A. has demonstrated a strong commitment to increasing its student athletes graduation figures.

The 3 Best IELTS Essay Graders on Fiverr

The 3 Best IELTS Essay Graders on Fiverr If you are looking for someone to proofread or grade your essay, I have three recommendations for you based on my research on Fiverr. 1. I Will Give Feedback on an IELTS Writing Task I Will Give Feedback On A Ielts Writing Task Natasha who calls herself Tanasha84 seems to be the best choice to give feedback on on an IELTS essay. Natasha is from Australia but lives in Brazil. She is an English teacher with over 10 years of teaching experience in Australia, South Korea, and now Brazil. She describes her specialty as IELTS, but she also teaches TOEFL, business English and general English classes for all levels. Natasha says that she will provide feedback on either an IELTS task 1 or task 2 essay, which includes revision, editing and basic feedback. Natasha has over 600 reviews and a 5-star rating. Thats very good. Comments on Tanashas Fiverr page are very positive. Ahmad calls her feedback the best feedback one can ever have. High praise indeed. Anasafadar gave Tanasha a 5 star-rating and writes, Thorough review as described.Morgana wrote, The best one to give feedback on IELTS writing. Visit Tanasha84s page is here. 2. I Will Proofread Your IELTS Writing Task I Will Proofread Your Ielts Writing Task Claudia Loughran appears to be the next best choice to give feedback on your essay. Claudia an experienced IELTS teacher from the UK, currently living in Thailand. Claudia offers to correct your grammar and vocabulary and give you an approximate band score. She has a five-star rating and multiple positive reviews and comments, but not as many as Natasha. Comments on Claudias service are very positive. Mohamed writes, Claudia did a good job with my letter and essay. She gave me points to improve and mentioned the things I did well. I would definitely recommend her for IELTS writing review.Luciana writes, Excellent notes in the tasks and a very quick response. I am buying other gigs with the same professional. Roberta writes, She is really good and helpful. I highly recommend her. Visit Claudias Fiverr page here. 3. I Will Grade Your IELTS Writing and Provide Feedback An alternative to Tanasha and Claudias services is to try Krzyzewskiricky. He doesnt have any reviews on Fiverr yet, but he claims to have 20 years of teaching experience and currently works at the British Council. He might be worth a try. I have not tried any of these services myself, but based on the descriptions, reviews, and the comments, I think Fiverr could be a good place to get useful feedback from experienced IELTS teachers. Please follow and like us:

Does ADHD Increase Risk for Addiction

Does ADHD Increase Risk for Addiction A recent New York Times article entitled, The 4 Traits That Put Kids At Risk For Addiction, featured the results of a study and corresponding treatment program developed by Dr. Patricia Conrod at the University of Montreal. Dr. Conrods research points to several personality traits that can identify 90 percent of the highest risk children, targeting risky traits before they cause problems. The four traits identified in the study? Sensation-seeking, impulsiveness, anxiety sensitivity and hopelessness. As a parent of a child with ADHD who suffers from impulsiveness (one of the cornerstone behavior issues of ADHD), you may then wonder: does this mean my child will struggle with addiction as a teen or an adult? My own research has focused on alcohol and drug use in college students with ADHD. So I wanted to take a moment to share with you what the research today shows on ADHD and addition, and what steps you can take to help your teen and young adult avoid falling into some of these patterns. Research on ADHD and addiction does indeed show that both males and females with ADHD are at increased risk for alcohol and drug-related problems and addiction. My own research shows that while college students may report using the same amount of alcohol or marijuana as their peers without ADHD, they experience greater negative consequences and impairment as a result of their use. Across multiple studies by a variety of researchers, adolescents with ADHD are more likely to start using alcohol or drugs earlier than adolescents without ADHD. And, early initiation of alcohol or drug use, even in small amounts at first, is associated with increased risk for alcohol or drug problems later in life. The indiv iduals with ADHD who are at the greatest risk for addiction are those who have a history of alcohol or drug addiction in their family. In fact, researchers have even identified a shared genetic link between ADHD and alcohol use disorders that may contribute to this risk. As parents there are things that you can do now to help protect your child or teen from developing alcohol or drug-related problems. I recommend focusing on four areas: Seek effective ADHD treatment. Children and adolescents whose ADHD symptoms are well controlled through behavioral interventions or medication management may be less likely to self-medicate or impulsively seek-out alcohol and drugs. Some parents are concerned that ADHD treatment with stimulant medications may increase the risk for drug addiction later in life. But in fact, research shows no increased risk and some studies suggest that early treatment with stimulant medication may actually protect against the development of alcohol and drug addiction later in life. Teach coping strategies. Poor coping and stress management skills are a consistent predictor of alcohol and drug related problems among college students and adults. Teaching your child or teen to effectively manage his or her stress and respond in a healthy way to lifes ups and downs can help protect him or her against addiction. Help your child get involved in stress-relieving extra-curricular activities that he or she can turn to again and again throughout their life. Also encourage him or her to learn mindfulness strategies that have been proven to reduce stress in teens and adults. I recommend The Stress Reduction Workbook for Teens: Mindfulness Skills to Help you Deal with Stress, by Gina Biegel as a starting point. Monitor your child or teen. Monitoring how your child or teen is spending his or her time and knowing who your childs friends are will help you intervene early if you think he or she is experimenting with alcohol or drugs. Make sure your child is participating in structured activities afterschool (the time when kids are most likely to be unsupervised), and dont let your child spend time at the homes of friends whose parents allow alcohol or marijuana use in their house. Talk to your teen about the risks. Let your teen (or preteen) know that his or her ADHD puts him or her at increased risk for alcohol or drug addiction. If there is a history of alcohol or drug addiction in your family, share this with your child. He or she may not want to hear it from you, and may seem very dismissive during these conversations, but talking to your child can still make a difference. If you drink alcohol, model responsible drinking for your child or teen. The things you do are just as powerful as the things you say when it comes to influencing your child. A diagnosis of ADHD does not mean your child is destined for a life of addiction. What it does mean is that ADHD doesnt usually go away. ADHD is usually a lifetime diagnosis that requires constant vigilance. Throughout your childs life, beginning with diagnosis and all through adulthood, he or she will be confronted with situations that challenge him or her differently than his or her peers because of his or her ADHD. But the key to success, now and in the future, is acknowledgement and awareness, together with a set of tools and strategies to overcome those situations and thrive! ABOUT DR. MARY ROONEY Mary Rooney, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. Dr Rooney is a researcher and clinician specializing in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and co-occurring behavioral, anxiety, and mood disorders. A strong advocate for those with attention and behavior problems, Dr. Rooney is committed to developing and providing comprehensive, cutting edge treatments tailored to meet the unique needs of each child and adolescent. Dr. Rooney's clinical interventions and research avenues emphasize working closely with parents and teachers to create supportive, structured home and school environments that enable children and adolescents to reach their full potential. In addition, Dr. Rooney serves as a consultant and ADHD expert to Huntington Learning Centers. ABOUT HUNTINGTON Huntington Learning Center is the tutoring and test prep leader. Its certified tutors provide individualized instruction in reading, phonics, writing, study skills, elementary and middle school math, Algebra through Calculus, Chemistry, and other sciences. It preps for the SAT and ACT, as well as state and standardized exams. Huntington programs develop the skills, confidence, and motivation to help students of all levels succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntington's mission is to give every student the best education possible. Call us today at 1.800.CAN LEARN to discuss how Huntington can help your child. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The material on this site is provided for educational purposes only.

What can you do to help your child cope with stress - ALOHA Mind Math

What can you do to help your child cope with stress A fifth grade teacher at Roosevelt Elementary School in Janesville, Michael Smrekar talks in this articleabout how expectations on today’s kids have become much higher than even a few years ago. He says today’s fifth graders are learning even pre-algebra skills which is a lot more than the parents of today’s kids did when they were young. Not just math, but even where reading levels are concerned, children are expected to read earlier and better than their predecessors. Image courtesy : www.flickr.com/photos/saranv/35212873881 What can a parent do in this scenario? Here are some ways in which we can help our children cope with the stress, as well as understand it a bit better ourselves: Communicate: This is the base skill most important for all parents. Try your best to set aside a part of each day, when you just “talk” to your child. From the happenings in school, and among friends, you will learn a lot of what goes on in your child’s day. As time goes on, if she feels that there is always a non-judgmental time she can share with you, you can hope that she’ll open up about anything that bothers her. Keep track: Have regular discussions with your child and occasionally with his teacher if possible, so that you have an accurate idea of what is happening at school. This way, you can try to approach difficult subjects in advance to make your child more comfortable with them. Get rid of preconceived expectations: In the same vein, do not form an opinion based on a report from school. Discuss with your child to understand what exactly the problem might be, and why he might not be doing well in a particular subject. This is the best approach to decide on whether extra coaching may be necessary, or even in a few cases to diagnose a learning disability. Parents are the best observers of their children, and can make a decision accordingly. Extra-curricular activities: Set aside some time each week for an activity that would help your child to blow off some stress. Remember that this should not be just something that you would like her to learn, but something she loves as well. In this context, if you can find some games for children that emphasizes fun over competition, that would be the best option. With these small tips, you can do your bit towards enabling your children in a high-pressure environment, and to help them perform to their best abilities. Our Math and English classes at Aloha are tailored to coincide with the learning content at school, to help your child gain confidenc e in all subjects. Do have a look at our website for more details: http://www.aloha-usa.com

Punctuation Saves Lives

Punctuation Saves Lives Punctuation saves lives! What? How come? Yes. Here is the example: Lets eat kitty. (Meaning that, we will be eating a cat.) Lets eat, kitty. (Meaning that, you and your friend kitty will be starting to eat.) The above example is a punctuation rule. Your tutor would put it formally like this: Use commas to set off the name, nickname, or title of a person you have directly addressed. More Examples: Yes, old friend, I will. Good day, Captain.

Happiness Is Not Something Ready Made

Happiness Is Not Something Ready Made Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions. A quote by His Holiness the Dalai Lama Dalai Lamas are the head monk of the schools of Tibetan Buddhism. The current 14th Dalai Lama won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989, and is also well known for his lifelong advocacy for Tibetans inside and outside Tibet. TutorZ has Buddhism tutors working for.

TutorZ Photo Contest Official Rules

TutorZ Photo Contest Official Rules Its time to win! TutorZ has a great news for All Our Tutors. You have a tremendous opportunity to win $100 on your account. All you need to do are these simple steps: Take a picture with your student. Post your picture on  our page on Facebook with hashtag #TutorZPhotoContest. Like our facebook page. The photo that will get the most number of likes until the end of the contest period wins. The photo contest begins on September 7, 2016, and ends on October 7, 2016. Heres a small tip   You can share your post from our page  to any group of which you are a member to  get more likes from your friends and family. Just take a picture and  you will have a chance to win  $100!! TutorZ Photo Contest Official Rules Its time to win! TutorZ has a great news for All Our Tutors. You have a tremendous opportunity to win $100 on your account. All you need to do are these simple steps: Take a picture with your student. Post your picture on  our page on Facebook with hashtag #TutorZPhotoContest. Like our facebook page. The photo that will get the most number of likes until the end of the contest period wins. The photo contest begins on September 7, 2016, and ends on October 7, 2016. Heres a small tip   You can share your post from our page  to any group of which you are a member to  get more likes from your friends and family. Just take a picture and  you will have a chance to win  $100!!

Teach English and Become a Tutor

Teach English and Become a TutorIf you have a passion for computers and English, then preply become a tutor would be a good option for you. As a tutor, you will be responsible for teaching the course material to students in high school and junior college level.This career has many advantages, especially if you are the type of person who likes to help out people. Aside from being able to make friends with people from all over the world, you will also be earning some nice money. In order to become a tutor, you will need to study further as well as show some aptitude in communicating with people. Other than the amount of time you will have to put in for study, it is important that you understand the different ways to interact with students as well as teach them.Teaching is not always the best job, but it can certainly bring you a lot of reward. Besides being able to help your future students, you will also be involved in making a difference in their lives. As a tutor, you will be able t o ensure that every student that comes into contact with you is able to learn, learn.In order to become a tutor, you will need to find a college or junior college in which you will be eligible for enrollment. Before you enroll, it is important that you apply for admission into a student teacher program so that you can be considered for the best possible job.The application process is easy because there are many programs available. You can apply online and include your resume along with your contact information. Once you are admitted, you will need to provide additional information such as your language skills and job history.Once you are enrolled, you will be responsible for helping students learn English. You will have to learn how to effectively communicate with students through writing, answering questions and even visiting students'homes to guide them through the course material.After you graduate from college level, you will be eligible for a better job with regard to helping s tudents become professionals. So if you think that you would be able to do it, then you will find out that becoming a tutor is the best job for you.