Who Would You Hire For a Very Personal Tutor?

Who Would You Hire For a Very Personal Tutor?Before you ask 'who would you hire for a very personal tutor?' there are a few things you will need to understand. First of all, who is he or she? This is the most important question to ask yourself.What you are looking for in a tutor could be someone who can write what he or she is trying to say. Someone who is an expert in their subject and if they can write in a certain way that could be very beneficial to you. Or someone who is experienced, who can express themselves and give you the best education possible.The best personal tutor for you will bring a degree of personal interaction. This could be someone who understands your interests and if you know what it is that you are passionate about they can relate it to what you are trying to achieve. They can be very understanding when you get stressed and their very own person. The best personal tutor will be the one who is going to make you feel comfortable in his or her presence.As well as that, if you're really hoping to learn something you want to find someone who is going to give you that time. There is nothing worse than being desperate to learn something and then finding yourself rushing off in the next classroom to cram for tests and another hour or two of learning has gone by. That's no way to learn and you will definitely get the best from a very personal tutor.A very personal tutor is going to help you focus your energy on your lesson and have you taking notes. They will find ways to motivate you, which you will think of something to learn or to read about and find ways to make it happen. They will get the students out of their comfort zone so they will be concentrating and thinking about the subject for a lot longer.A very personal tutor will look at your problems and find ways to help you. They may have found something to add to your education and may actually be helping you find a way of life you never thought you would have. The best personal tutor will actually want to help you find your way and be the one person you can talk to about the topics you are struggling with.Even though you may not have the cash to pay for a private tutor, there are places where you can get the same kind of personalized help. You will have the confidence you need to learn and if you are ready to take on a whole new world of knowledge you will find it in your own backyard. Whatever is going on in your life, you should make sure that you have the support you need to be successful.

Dont Go Breaking My Heart Cardiology on the MCAT

Don't Go Breaking My Heart Cardiology on the MCAT MCAT Medical School Admissions Cardiology is typically a favorite topic for most students. The heart is one of the most revered organs and the majority of students are taught baseline information about the heart during their primary school education. The American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) also loves the cardiovascular system and often tests students’ knowledge of it in the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). Additionally, this cardio knowledge will serve you well as a future medical student since cardiology tends to be one of the most difficult courses. This article will discuss the cardiology content on the MCAT, interdisciplinary connections for this content, as well as some tricks and tips on how to maximize cardiology questions in the Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems section on the MCAT. Tackle Basic Cardiac Anatomy First and foremost, a knowledge and understanding of basic cardiac anatomyis essential to doing well on these questions. While primary school may have taught you the four chambers of the heart, it is essential that you understand the flow of blood through the heart, systemic circulation, and the pulmonary circulation. Knowing where blood is oxygenated and deoxygenated and how it flows will serve you well in getting at least one cardiovascular question correct. It is also important to understand where valves are located, the fundamental differences between arteries and veins, and the layers found in the blood vessels. Additionally, understanding which sets of valves are associated with different heart sounds is a great way to build a foundation of your understanding for medical school.Khan Academyhas great introductory videos on the circulatory system. Integrate the Endocrine System The cardiovascular system ties very well into the endocrine system; the link between these systems is often tested on the MCAT and is vital to your foundation of knowledge in medical school. Atrial Natriuretic peptide is often examined since it has a direct link to heart activity, however the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAS) from your nephrology knowledge is also fair game since the renal system and cardiovascular system directly and indirectly impact each other. The sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems and their hormones such as epinephrine, norepinephrine, and acetylcholine are high yield concepts to study and understand thoroughly. Erythropoietin, while classified under nephrology information is also an important hormone to understand since it directly impacts the number of red blood cells in the cardiovascular system and manifests itself in pathologies such as polycythemia vera and anemia. Hormones are often presented as retrieval questions or very simply tes ted since most students have limited exposure to endocrinology prior to medical school. Because of this, these are concepts that can prove to impact your MCAT score significantly. Check out MD Herofor a basic review of the endocrine hormones tested on the MCAT. Know Your Physics Another way the MCAT will examine your cardiovascular knowledge is throughlinking it to physics concepts. The cardiovascular system physiology has a strong basis in fluid mechanics and electrical circuits. This enables the AAMC to test these concepts in a way that is integrative, similar to how you will learn during your medical education. An understanding of Bernoulli’s equation and how it would apply to the arteries and veins as they change pressures and velocities throughout the body is remarkably helpful in retaining physics concepts and understanding why the circulatory system form and function change. For example, flow (Q) is equal to area (A) times velocity (v) is another commonly utilized equation when discussing cardiac physiology. This means that because the capillaries have the largest overall area in the body, they have a slower velocity allowing them to promote gas exchange in the lungs and the tissues. Whereas the larger arteries have a smaller area compared to the ca pillaries, so their velocity would be greater. Additionally, the MCAT often tests on the electrical physiology of the cardiovascular system and how it links to circuits, which will be covered in my next blog post. Grappling with these cardiology concepts early on in your medical education will serve you well as they are some of the most integrative and difficult concepts you will encounter during medical school. Spending the time to learn them now will serve to improve your MCAT score and give you a strong foundation of knowledge for your future patients. One of our professors always gently reminds us that no matter what your patient’s problem is, their cardiac health is almost always a consideration or factor in their care. Keep this in mind as motivation during your difficult days of studying; before you know it you’ll be in medical school studying these concepts at length and seeing patients with these conditions in real life. About the Author Jordan S. is a current medical student, and one of our most experienced MCAT tutors. Click here for more information.

English Word Stress and Pronunciation - Video

English Word Stress and Pronunciation - Video Ive been working with one of my students on pronunciation and I realize how difficult it can be in English. Firstly, English isnt phonetic which makes it difficult to learn from reading. You could have a really high reading level and a low speaking level. Secondly, English has different syllable stress pattern so, you could have two words: PREsent-noun (gift) or preSENT-verb (to give information to an audience).Ive been working with one of my students on pronunciation and I realize how difficult it can be in English. Firstly, English isnt phonetic which makes it difficult to learn from reading. You could have a really high reading level and a low speaking level. Secondly, English has different syllable stress pattern so, you could have two words: PREsent-noun (gift) or preSENT-verb (to give information to an audience).p style=color: #000000;Word stress is theb key/b to spoken English. English language learners who speak English to native speakers without using word stress, have two p roblems:/p ol style=color: #000000; liThey find it difficult to understand native speakers, especially those speaking fast./li liNative speakers may find it difficult to understand them./li/olp style=color: #000000;So with these complications how does an English language learner figure out pronunciation? Practice; both listening and speaking with a teacher that corrects you. A great way Ive found for my students is poetry and music because it is easier to imitate the rhythm. Also there are some rules that youll find in the video below./piframe src=//www.youtube.com/embed/UlGLWnGVDw8?rel=0 width=560 height=315 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen=allowfullscreen/iframe Watch this piece of spoken poetry about teaching, to hear English word stress clearly: iframe src=//www.youtube.com/embed/0xuFnP5N2uA?rel=0 width=420 height=315 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen=allowfullscreen/iframe 1. Those who can ___ and those who cant ________. 2. I decide to ____ my _____ instead of his. What does this mea n? 3. I mean youre a teacher Taylor, I mean ____ __ what do you make? 4. How dare you ____ my ____ with anything less. 5. What does he make parents do? 6. I make kids _____, I make them _______, I make them _____ I make them apologize and _____ it. 7. Which words will his students never misspell again? Here is a whole link from TED on spoken word. Listen to the rythmm, try saying it with them. Check out the rules below.

The Pros and Cons of Using LinkedIn

The Pros and Cons of Using LinkedIn via Pixabay The Pros of LinkedIn Easy Networking Before LinkedIn, you would have to go to a networking event and make conversation with strangers in the hopes that you can possibly help one another one day. It would take out hours of your day getting to and enjoying the event. It also limited you to networking only with people who decided to show up and happened to live or work in the area. With LinkedIn, you can network with people from all over the world with just a click of a button. Browse through hundreds of profiles and send a quick message to make a connection that can possibly help you later down the line. Publish Your Own Content When you publish content online, it puts you ahead of any other candidate for a job you’re applying to. It helps you to create your personal brand and show potential employers that you specialize in a certain field and want to help others learn about it. LinkedIn allows you to publish articles and content that can be read by thousands of people. Who knows, maybe your next employer will come across your article and love it so much that they search for you and invite you to apply for an open position? Find Your Next Opportunity One of the services that LinkedIn provides both businesses and employees is a job search tool. Businesses can post open positions and LinkedIn will match users to jobs that they may be a good fit for. This takes time out of searching for jobs that you may qualify for and allows you to do some research about the company and employees through their profiles. It’s always a good idea to send the recruiter or hiring manager a quick message on LinkedIn letting them know that you applied to the position too. Enhance and Gain New Skills With the LinkedIn Premium account, you’ll get access to LinkedIn Learning, which consists of thousands of videos to help you learn new skills and build on the ones you already have. For example, if you want to learn everything there is to know about Microsoft Excel, there is a video course for you to take and then add that skill to your resume. This is a great way to build up your resume, especially if you feel under-qualified for the job you want. Cons of LinkedIn Spam Messages When it comes to connecting with people on LinkedIn, you may find that you get a lot of random connect requests of people you’ve never heard of or know. While it isn’t unheard of to connect with strangers, it can get annoying at times. You can also expect to get some spam messages about applying to a job or meeting with financial advisors to get them to manage your investment portfolios. Just make sure to weed through potential spam messages from the authentic ones that can actually help you out professionally. Not Everyone Sees What You Post When we post something to social media, we expect that everyone will see it pop up on their timeline in a chronological fashion. Unfortunately, with LinkedIn that is not the case. LinkedIn uses an algorithm that chooses who sees your posts and who doesn’t. This can be discouraging for those users who do like to publish content to their profile. Complicated Set-Up Every time you create a new profile on a social media platform, the set up can take a little while. You have to find a profile picture and add some basic information about yourself. However, with LinkedIn’s setup, it’s a little more complicated because you basically have to rewrite your resume into LinkedIn’s format. This can be tedious and take a little while. It will definitely be worth it in the end, though. Using LinkedIn There will always be pros and cons to a service. When it comes to LinkedIn, it will definitely help you connect with people in your industry and narrow down job listings for you. It gives you the opportunity to build a personal brand and a platform for yourself to show to potential employers. You will have to take some time to set up your profile and weed through spam messages, but the overall benefits of LinkedIn have helped so many people.

The Teach Abroad Experience Kazakhstan

The Teach Abroad Experience Kazakhstan Canadian teachers, David and Zora, began their Teach Away placement with Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools in Kazakhstan in January 2015. We caught up with them to learn how they're enjoying her teaching abroad experience in Pavlodar so far.What initially interested you in teaching abroad?My wife and I are both long-time teachers, and we both love adventure. We have taught in the UAE twice, in several parts of Canada, and now in Kazakhstan. Teaching abroad was a natural choice for us.Why did you decide on Kazakhstan and the NIS program?The NIS program came to our attention through my contact with Teach Away on another possibility. We leapt at the chance and don’t regret it!Describe the school that you teach at.The school is great, and the kids are amazing! I have taught in many different environments, and I have never met a group of students who are ALL so eager, friendly, welcoming and extremely nice. It is a genuine pleasure being in a classroom with these kids!What does the typica l workday look like?We (the international teachers) teach 18 40-minute periods in a five-day week, Monday to Friday. We also have to make up a number of hours of ‘extra-curricular’ activities. These may include English lessons with our co-teachers, tutorial sessions, clubs, or other activities. This year, my classroom time consisted of three Grade 8 classes with a Russian-speaking co-teacher, and one Grade 9 class with a Kazakh co-teacher. Class time was roughly split between us, usually in our relative languages. My co-teaching experience has been wonderful this year … classes were a real combined effort, both in planning and delivery. Between classes was time for lesson prep, personal responsibilities such as banking, medical appointments, etc. and collaboration. We are required to be in school from 8am to 5pm, with one hour for lunch between 12 and 2. There are also some required cultural events to attend on the weekends, but these are usually great fun. There are also Kaza kh and Russian language lessons once a week.What's the cost of living like in Kazakhstan?We are living in Pavlodar, and the cost of living is pretty low. We understand that it is more expensive in big cities like Astana or Almaty. Also, we have been told that the salaries are higher outside of the big cities. It doesn’t really matter to us, because we don’t like city living and LOVE Pavlodar! We have been to more cultural experiences in four months than in four years teaching in Northern Alberta. The kinds of events we’ve been to include some excellent Russian dance troupes (look up Todes), a jazz evening, concerts, the ballet, and more!Do you have any tips for teachers who are looking to apply to teach abroad or for the NIS program in particular?It is a wonderful experience! Kazakhs are a lovely, warm and welcoming people. NIS seems to be a super place to work. I highly recommend working abroad, in general, and working for NIS in particular. However, to anyone who is used to a set plan/schedule and is ‘rigid’ by nature - you really must be totally flexible, and ‘go with the flow’ to survive. Any final pieces of advice or suggestions?Yes! Where do I start… 1) You are paid essentially for an 11-month year. Paid leave days are accrued and can be applied either to Christmas or summer vacation. Remember the rest of your leave is unpaid. 2) In terms of medical and dental care, you are covered for most things if you go to an approved clinic. You will have to locate one yourself and take a translator. It has often been easier to just find a good one close by and pay ourselves as health costs are quite low compared to home. 3) You MUST keep original receipts (preferably credit card statements) and original boarding passes in order to be compensated for travel to Kazakhstan and for vacations. I had a huge problem because I paid cash, and had only my boarding passes and e-tickets, which was not considered enough evidence.Long and short, we love it here, both working and living, and although there are little idiosyncrasies to overcome, we recommend it very highly!Inspired by David and Zora's experience? Take a look at our current teaching positions with NIS.

Engaging and encouraging reluctant ESL students

Engaging and encouraging reluctant ESL students Shyness, anxiety, or a lack of self-confidence are common barriers in the classroom. No matter what age you are, speaking in front a room full of your peers can be a frightening task. Now imagine dealing with public speaking induced anxiety in a second language. Scary stuff. Students face this type of intimidation in international ESL classrooms every day. The result is reluctant students who might seem like they aren’t keen to learn. As the instructor, it’s your job to curb anxiety and shyness, and to boost confidence among your students. I’ve compiled and expanded on some effective methods that teachers can use to engage reluctant ESL students. Choose topics your students find interesting Choosing the right topics might be the most effective way to encourage participation in your classroom. A reluctant student is far more likely to engage in a lesson that aligns with his or her interests than one that is boring and unrelatable. Giving students opportunities to read, write, and speak on topics they like helps them to find the motivation they need to tackle a new language. Depending on where in the world you are teaching, types of interesting topics at your disposal will vary, but some to try might be sports, music, or even a friendly PC versus Mac conversation. Casual is key Keep your lessons casual and light. Instead of having your students read aloud to their peers, use exercises that rely on chatty, natural conversation as a tool to reduce anxiety. If students don’t feel pressured to perform, they are more likely to relax and engage. An easy way to keep things casual in your classroom is to use word-based learning games (I mentioned these in my Brilliant back-to-school ideas for your overseas classroom post as well - have a look for an example and more elaboration on word-based games in the classroom). Switch up group sizes and composition regularly Changing up the number of students and members of groups on a regular basis is an effective avenue to provide different types of learners equal opportunities to find their comfort zones. Some students may find comfort in small groups, some may react well to a specific partner, and others may decide to engage when the whole class is participating together. Some reluctant ESL students are more inclined to fuel conversation when paired with another shy student - this situation means that one needs to be the instigator. Others may find inspiration whenpaired with an extroverted, confident partner. Find prompts from beyond the textbook Remember those outdated textbooks you used in high-school French class? They were important tools to learn the rules of the language, but they weren’t always the best conversation prompts. In addition to textbooks, teachers can use material such as cue cards, role play cards and items, pictures, mixed media, or objects students bring from home. The goal here is to create more personal, relatable conversation. If it feels less like by-the-book school and more like personal communication, reluctant students are more likely to get involved. Remember as well that these don’t necessarily need to be spoken communication prompts, but may also serve as motivation for writing and reading material. Do you have any tips or tricks that help make your classroom a more comfortable environment for reluctant ESL students? Let me know in the comments below!

Want to Get #Fluent How to Use Instagram for Language Learning

Want to Get #Fluent How to Use Instagram for Language Learning Want to Get #Fluent? How to Use Instagram for Language Learning Did you know that Instagram has over 800 million users?800 million. That’s a ton of photos, captions and epic hashtags.And its all available in more than 30 languages!With so many windows into other cultures, Instagram is perfect forâ€"you guessed it!â€"language learning!So if you have an Insta-addiction, youre just a few searches, follows and likes away from an awesome language tool.Heres how to take advantage of the best Instagram can offer in terms of language and culture lessons. Why Use Instagram to Boost Language Learning?There are two words that seal the deal as far as Instagrams value for language learners: visual media.Remember when you were a kid and all your books had pictures in them? There’s a reason for that. It’s called the  multisensory learning theory, which is a fancy way of saying that when information is presented in more than one sensory format (like pictures that accompany words) its easier to learn and remember.So those beautiful Instagram posts are mor e than just pretty pictures. Combined with the  comments and captions in your target language, they provide a multisensory learning experience.By following the right accounts (well show you plenty below), you can also get up-close cultural lessons about the places where your target language is spoken.And, let’s be real here. Instagram is fun.  I don’t know about you, but any way I can bring fun into my language program is totally on my radar.Want to Get #Fluent? How to Use Instagram for Language LearningHow to Maximize Your Insta-learningInteract with Others!Interaction with other Instagrammers is invaluable for language learners. The ability to exchange opinions and share ideas in this global format is a communication boost that many language programs just don’t offer.To maximize this interaction, comment and read others’ comments. Instagram even has an automatic translation feature so if a caption or comment exceeds your language ability, just hit See Translation to activa te this option.Bookmark Posts for LaterInstagram offers a bookmark feature, which makes it easy to return to posts that you want to review later. Just hit the little bookmark icon on the bottom right under any post and itll be saved for you.When you’re ready to review, go to your profile and click the same bookmark icon in the upper right menu. This will show you all the posts youve bookmarked.Use this feature to create collections of especially helpful or motivational language posts. Its also possible to collect and categorize bookmarks for more than one language, so if you want to become a polyglot, organize a collection for each language you’re learning!Quickly Scan for Video-heavy AccountsAs youre searching for target language accounts to follow (more on that below), remember that Instagram isnt just for static images. There’s also a video clip feature.Choose accounts whose native speakers post a lot of videos so you wont just see the photos and read the captions but also hear the language spoken! This is an invaluable way to round out your comprehension skills and hone your own pronunciation.You can see which Instagrammers post frequent videos just by scanning their account page. All the thumbnails with video camera icons on them are video clips.How to Find the Best Accounts to FollowThe trick to boosting language learning with Instagram is following accounts that have more than gorgeous photographs.  I know, Instagram launched as a photo-sharing platform and, yes, we all agree that the pics are amazing, but for language-learning purposes we need more than just that.Fortunately, finding useful accounts isn’t difficult. Here are the two main types of accounts youll want to follow:Native Speakers in Your Target LanguageNative speaker accounts offer armchair traveling at its best. They bring authentic language and culture lessons right to your phone.Simply put a hashtag and the language or country you’re looking to follow into the search barâ€"just be sure to translate the language or country into the target language, so you can filter out tourists. For example, hoping to find some legit Spanish Instagrammers to follow? Try #España (#Spain) and see what pops up.Search for your hobbies in the target language, too. Think travel, sports or cooking. Your search will produce a list of accounts that you might enjoy, so scroll through them and check out a few.As you scroll through the accounts you find, follow the ones that consistently post long captions and have lots of comments. Those will help you acquire vocabulary, idioms and phrases every time you start scrolling.To give you an idea of what to look for, check out these follow-worthy native language accounts:A Casa Di Cindy  (At Cindys house)  is a charming Italian account filled with gorgeous photographs on subjects that almost anyone would find pleasing. Think pets, cooking, scenery and you’ll get the idea. This is a perfect spot to pick up basic Italian vocabulary that c an be used in everyday conversation.Madrid en tus manos (Madrid in your hands) is an absolutely gorgeous account that Spanish learners will love. Visually appealing is an understatement! This Instagrammer brings the sights, sounds and tastes of Madrid to the screen, and shows all the amazing beauty of this incredible city to its followersâ€"and no one even has to leave home to see any of it!French Words Journal is a cultural delight run by Julien Azarian, a French native who lives in Paris. With captions in both French and English it’s a visually-satisfying way to take French language learning to the next level.If you like this type of authentic, immersive language learning (and who wouldnt?) you can get an extra learning boost with FluentU. FluentU provides real foreign videos, like movie trailers, music videos, inspiring talks and more, thatve been transformed into language learning experiences.Each video comes with interactive captions providing instant definitions, visual lear ning aids and native pronunciations for any word. There are also flashcards and exercises with each video so you can remember new words when youre done watching. Its an entertaining way to absorb your target language the way native speakers really use it, with the confidence that youre actively building your vocabulary.Since its available online or as a mobile app, you can toggle between Instagram and FluentU for fun language learning throughout the day. Check out the full video library for free with a FluentU trial.Language Learning AccountsThese are Instagram accounts specifically designed to teach you a language in bite-sized posts. Theyre often run by other language learners, creating a sense of community that can be very helpful for you when the going gets tough.Again, use hashtags to find these accounts, but in English this time. For example, you can search #Spanish or #learnSpanish for lots of results. Also be sure to check out the Instagram accounts of any language programs that youre already using in your studies.Some accounts feature flashcards and daily words, which are a great way to consistently boost your vocabulary and memory, so look for accounts that post this type of material at least several times a week. You can also  keep a vocabulary list taken from the accountâ€"especially if there are idioms or location-specific phrases that aren’t usually found in other resources.Here are some excellent educational accounts for several major languages:French Words is a wildly popular account, with more than 580,000 followers who check in every day to learn a new French word, quote or expression. Its the language-focused counterpart of French Words Journal, mentioned above.Phrases range from the commonplaceâ€"Quoi de neuf? (Whats new?)â€"to the racyâ€"S’envoyer en l’air  (Get laid; although the literal meaning is to throw oneself in the air). All have pronunciation guides, so whatever is posted can be readily vocalized.Italian Words features a dai ly Italian word or phrase. The authentic expressions arent only entertaining but are also often socially relevant. La Marcia Delle Donne (Women’s March) and mai soli (never alone) were two recent posts. Both garnered hundreds of likes.How to Spanish is an Instagram account to tickle the funny bone. It’s a compilation of everyday expressions that are demonstrated with memes and video clips. It is, quite simply, a fast, fun way to acquire Spanish.“Tengo un departamento en Manhattan” (“I’ve got a condo in Manhattan”) is a post presented by none other than a dancing Bruno Mars. And “Llegas tarde” (“You’re late”) lets Judge Judy hammer the expression home. Watch it for the fun of it. You’ll learn without even trying.English Outside the Box belongs to an American English teacher whose photos and videos of home, family and kidsâ€"in other words, average American lifeâ€"are a great boost to anyone learning English.English with Adriana teaches slang, common phrases and pronunciation. This Australian English educator keeps it simple, clean and uncomplicated. Its a great spot for basic-level English language learners.Irastudyru highlights Russian grammar and vocabulary using illustrations similar to those found in conventional schoolrooms. Its a clear, concise account that focuses on the fundamentals of the Russian language.Russian Words Daily is an absolute go-to account for Russian language learners. The words and phrases are basic and come with pronunciation guides. This account offers great potential for building a foundational vocabulary.Learn Portuguese Daily is another account that helps build a good vocabulary, but this one even includes some texting shortcuts in addition to words and phrases. Each post is accompanied by explanatory captions in Portuguese, English and sometimes Spanish.Learn Japanese is a vocabulary-building account. There are illustrations rather than photographs on this account. The illustrations are inventive and funâ €"and apply perfectly to whatever word or phrase they showcase. A bonus with this account is that it includes kanji, which is great as that’s often a hurdle for Japanese language learners.Instagram is a social network. By its very nature, social media is beneficial for language learning. It’s the perfect spot  for sharing ideas, culture and language.Boost your language learning. Follow some language-friendly accounts and  take your communication skills from #adequate to #epic! And One More ThingYou can start making Instagram and FluentU an enjoyable part of your daily routine today. FluentU makes it possible to learn languages  from music videos, commercials, news and inspiring talks.With FluentU, you learn real languagesâ€"the same way that real people speak them. FluentU has a wide variety of videos, like movie trailers, funny commercials and web series, as you can see here:FluentU App Browse ScreenFluentU has interactive captions that let you tap on any word to see an image , definition, audio and useful examples. Now native language content is within reach with interactive transcripts.Didnt catch something? Go back and listen again. Missed a word? Hover over or tap on the subtitles to instantly view definitions.FluentU Interactive TranscriptsYou can learn all the vocabulary in any video with FluentUs quiz mode. Swipe left or right to see  more examples for the word you’re learning.FluentU Has Quizzes for Every VideoAnd FluentU always keeps track of vocabulary that you’re learning. It uses that vocab to give you a 100% personalized experience by recommending videos and examples.

An Honors Chemistry Tutor Can Help You Pass The Final Test

An Honors Chemistry Tutor Can Help You Pass The Final TestIf you have high honors chemistry test scores, but find it a struggle to understand the material on your own, and don't feel ready to take a final test, an honors tutor is the answer. If you don't know much about this topic, or if you aren't confident that you can pass the test without any help, then you should think about hiring an honors tutor in the East Bay area. There are many advantages to hiring someone who specializes in this area.Bernie Sanders, one of the most successful politicians in US history, has a master's degree in chemistry. In fact, he is so knowledgeable about this subject that he could come up with ideas on his own that would have been a challenge for other people. This shows just how important these individuals are to society. To understand how you can succeed in your studies, it's very important to work with a tutor. You don't want to waste valuable time on topics that are too advanced for you.You will n eed to pay attention to every detail of your test. It's very easy to forget things because you aren't studying, so taking tests as many times as possible will ensure that you remember them all. If you don't want to fail the test, your best bet is to get help from an honors tutor in the East Bay area. They are professional enough to not only help you with the test, but to help you with the entire process, from writing the test to making sure that you get through it completely.Honors tutors are extremely qualified to help you pass your test. They may even be able to help you improve the score even more, but usually they won't. That's because they know that it's the student's responsibility to understand the material. If they don't, they will lose confidence in themselves and that will affect their performance.Now that you've found the right guidance for your test, you will need to stick with it. Whether you think you're struggling or if you just know that you're going to be taking it, you need to put aside your doubts and worry about what you really need to do. Many times, our habits of action will hold us back. They will also keep us from achieving our goal.It's not unusual for students to study for the test for several months before they actually take it. Many of them will give up on the idea of taking the test before it is due. This isn't something that you want to do. Your counselor will be able to guide you towards taking your test when you're ready, and will help you develop a plan that is going to help you succeed.This is why it's crucial that you study for the reading section of the test. The reason that a perfect score on the reading section means more than a perfect score on the other sections is because the reading section tests the knowledge of the student's comprehension of the material.

The Role of Gas Laws in Our Society

The Role of Gas Laws in Our SocietyOne of the aspects that fascinates me about the American Tradition is the idea that Gas Laws exist as a way of ensuring public safety. There are, however, two types of gas laws, namely LABELS or REGULATIONS. One of the reason's for putting regulations in place is to ensure the security of the population. The other reason is that most people who own and operate cars, trucks, buses, trains, etc. have vested interests in maintaining such laws in place.Even with these scientific and technological advancements, the most significant safety problem has been ignored. This is the question of: Is the general public being adequately protected from the risks that are associated with the accidental leakage of harmful gasses? In other words, there has been no attempt to determine whether the laws are effective. It is the job of the regulatory authorities to conduct a scientific and factual study on the system, its cost effectiveness, effectiveness and the possibl e risks that may arise from its implementation. The investigations on this question have not been conducted.What happens in the absence of gas laws is that the actual effectiveness of the gas alarm system is not tested. Rather, the state must operate it in order to prove to the community that it is a good idea. After all, this system has to pass all the scientific and technological tests conducted before deployment.If there are proper checks and balances in place, then there would be less risk of any form of leakage or rupture being the cause of a fatal accident. Again, the very purpose of the gas laws is to put safeguards in place that keep the general public safe. There is a growing feeling that the real purpose of the law is to make people comfortable with the government and their leaders and even to encourage them to behave themselves.If someone is discovered to be working near the vents, then this person should be given a reasonable period of time to evacuate the area. This wil l deter other persons who may think they can take pleasure in playing a game of hide and seek with the unfortunate victim. The fact that there are now laws is a commendable and reassuring development, but, without proper testing, we are losing our moral bearings, our intellectual development and probably our soul.A little over a year ago, I wrote an article which indicated how we had changed the definition of decency and morality in society, with the government inspectors as the judges of what was decent and what was not. Now, I fear that we have stopped caring about what the American public thinks and we have adopted a bureaucratic mindset where the Government inspectors decide what is just, moral and sensible. This will eventually create a serious degradation of the integrity of the people, not only in our government but in the entire nation.Our gas laws are not serving our society and our nation as they should. The only way that we can restore the reputation of our society and ou r nation is by bringing to bear, scientific and technological expertise in making sure that the legislation is fully implemented and that it has the intended effect. Without such expert advice, the protection of public health is threatened and therefore, we are on a course to failing at the role of a good citizen, instead of a good citizen.