Taking Practice Problems in Chemistry?

Taking Practice Problems in Chemistry?As part of your course in Chemistry, you will probably need to take some practice problems in order to really learn how to write the answers. While most students are taught by their chemistry teacher what kind of chemistry problems they should prepare for, many also find themselves doing their own research. This is a good thing because it can make you learn much faster.Many online websites offer a large selection of different kinds of chemistry practice tests. Some allow you to write your own, and many will have pre-written questions as well.If you don't take chemistry, this may not be something that you ever think about. However, this is something that a lot of students do before they go off to college or university. It is especially important for students in their early years. They will learn so much more from their teachers if they are given the opportunity to take chemistry quizzes that they will probably forget.It is a good idea to see what is available before you begin your search. You want to make sure that the site is easy to use, and that you will have a very easy time writing the tests. This is especially true if you have never taken any advanced chemistry before.The tests will usually include multiple choice questions that you will need to use chemical formulas, basic equations, and simple chemical formulas. These are the types of tests that will help you get familiar with different formulas and figure out which ones are common. Many websites also have essays that you need to take.Most students think that they will do the same thing as the ones that are in a textbook, however that is not necessarily the case. As you become more comfortable with how to write chemistry questions, you can do the tests in much the same way as an instructor would.In addition to making sure that you understand what the test is trying to teach you, you will also be forced to make use of basic science concepts. This will help you develop a better understanding of the various subjects that are important in chemistry.

GED Test in New York Online Tutoring, Goodbye - Private Tutoring

GED Test in New York Online Tutoring, Goodbye BobbiM Mar 7, 2013 GED Test in New York: Online Tutoring Heres a little bit of news to folks in New York interested or are planning on taking the GED Test in New York She Be Gone! Yup, the GED Test will be replaced by an exam that will be developed by McGraw-Hill, who will create their own version of the High School Equivalency Exam. I guess in January, the state of New York wont offer a free version of the GED Test. Instead, New York will offer a test called Test Assessing Secondary Completion, or, TASC, for short. Its a test developed by McGraw-Hill. If you ask me, I think the acronym GED is much cooler than TASC. TASC, SHMASK. Thats what I say. In terms of content, the test will appear the same and will cover GED Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science, and GED History topics. And, the test will last up to 7 hours. Awesome. I suppose what motivated the New York State was increasing costs. For the state of New York, it costs $6 Million to administer the GED Test. Representatives from the state of New York claim that the new version of the GED will cost less. Just a little info for New Yorkers that were trying to figure out how to pass a GED or its equivalent exam this year! Find the Best Private Tutors At Reasonable Rates - Get Real Results Fast! Choose Your Subject - Add Your Zip Code - Find Top Rated Tutors Today InPerson or Online Online InPerson

The hiring trends you cant afford to ignore in 2018 [on demand webinar]

The hiring trends you can’t afford to ignore in 2018 [on demand webinar] Following on the heels of our International Education Recruitment Report, Teach Away recently partnered with the Association for the Advancement of International Education (AAIE) to deliver a webinar sharing the latest trends in international education recruitment. Expert insights from leaders in international education recruitment Based on a survey of over 10,000 international educators, and a combined 15+ years of experience assisting education institutions worldwide in achieving their recruitment goals, Teach Away’s in-house experts David Macfarlane and Ash Pugh joined forces to share data-driven insights and time-tested hiring strategies with school heads and recruitment professionals from around the world. Among the more notable findings that were discussed during the 45-minute webinar, were: Only 15% of candidates choose to teach abroad for financial reasons. While salary is an important factor in a candidate’s decision on where to teach, other factors could ultimately have more of an impact. An effective onboarding process is critical determinant in the happiness of new hires. There’s been a transformation in the way candidates are looking for jobs with over 97% using online channels. Recruitment needs to be a year-round process as candidates are starting their job searches earlier and earlier. Given the increasingly competitive nature of international education recruitment, now more than ever it’s crucial for international schools to understand what matters most to your candidates in order to attract, engage and hire the teachers you need for your schools. If you missed the live webinar, don’t sweat it. You can check out the full webinar recording below. Also be sure to download the complete International Education Recruitment Report to find out everything you need to know about hiring great teachers in 2018 and beyond.

How to Crush Your Next Job Interview

How to Crush Your Next Job Interview via Pexels.com 1.    Meet  expectations: • Enter the room. •  Adequately answer their questions. • Provide a decent looking resume. • Thank them for their time. You  met  their expectations. You likely wont receive an offer. 2.  Exceed  expectations: • Enter the room with a quality handshake. • Effectively  answer their questions. • Provide an impressive resume. • Thank them while clearly conveying you want the job. • Off you go and you follow-up with a thank you note. You  exceeded  their expectations. You will likely get an offer, especially if everyone else simply  met  expectations. 3.  Anticipate  expectations: • Enter the room with a quality handshake and a clear understanding of who you are meeting. • Impressively answer their questions and ask good ones yourself based on a firm understanding of the company and the job. • Provide a resume tailored to the open position, showing that your experience maps to the role. • Thank them, let them know you want the job, and send a well written and thoughtful thank you note. You  anticipated  their expectations. You should get an offer! 4.  Establish  expectations: • Own the room, without being egotistical. • Teach them something they didnt know, without lecturing. • Demonstrate that you have already done what they are looking for, without being arrogant. • Make them forget that anyone else interviewed, without saying a negative word. • Let them know that you appreciate their time and want the job, without being patronizing. You  established  their expectations. Now, heres the twist You may or may not get an offer. Thats okay. If they offer you a job take it. They value you and your approach. You will likely thrive in the culture. If they dont offer you a job be good with it.  Move onit wasnt a good fit. In the long-run, you wouldve likely been disappointed. Final thought: In most situations,  meeting, exceeding, anticipating,  or  establishing  expectations is a choice! It starts with you choosing how much you are willing to prepare, practice, perform and put it out there. Now go and  CRUSH  it! - Patrick Leddin, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Managerial Studies at Vanderbilt University and a senior consultant at FranklinCovey. He is an expert in the areas of strategy creation and execution, leadership development, and organizational culture. He has worked with private and public sector clients in the United States, Canada, Asia, the Caribbean, and throughout Europe.  Patrick has more than 25-years of leadership and project management experience. He began his career as an officer in the United States Army, where he completed a number of the military’s most challenging leadership-development courses including airborne, ranger, and infantry officer schools, and he held leadership positions such as infantry platoon leader and company commander in the 82nd Airborne Division. While working for a Big Five consulting firm, he led project teams to design, develop, and implement project deliverables that exactly met client needs. He is the author of  Oliver’s Spot: The Five Ps L eading Teams to Top Results  and  Oliver’s Spot for the Public Sector: A Leadership Story. Over the years, hes had the chance to interview and hire a lot of people. His first hiring experience occurred at KPMG Consulting when he was looking to expand his team. More recently, as the owner of a consulting firm with offices in three states and an ever growing staff, he has made hiring decisions for 11 years as they experienced tremendous growth. If you enjoyed this post, please visit his blog at  www.patrickleddin.com.  The site contains articles, videos and tools to help you get the most out of your career.

Imagine English Education

Imagine English Education Imagine English Education Imagine English offer a unique opportunity to people looking to teach abroad because our owner and manager is a teacher abroad. One who understands the opportunities and challenges of living in a foreign country and has vast experience in teaching and course content development. We can offer both an authentic Chinese experience, including Chinese language training and travel assistance; as well as a well-paid and rewarding job, where foreign and Chinese staff work together to achieve our goals of growth for our students, and ourselves. Teaching experience and a TEFL certificate isnt required at all. Knowing who will make a good teacher is simple. Its someone who cares about their students and tries to make their learning experience fun and effective. And our course is specifically designed to assist our teachers do this with minimal preparation required. Our school has created a comprehensive and unique teaching program full of engaging activities, games and rewards which, along with our dedicated staff, has allowed our school to grow rapidly and thrive in an environment where the competition are lagging behind. Our success and growth are also due to the fact that we value the following: learning experience over volume of students; employee job satisfaction; fairness; knowledge; respect; cooperation and fun. Imagine English is located in an authentic and thriving city in the Hubei province of China, adjacent to the Han River. We know its a big step to come over here to immerse yourself in the culture like no other, and we will do everything we can to make your Chinese adventure a rewarding one. We look forward to hearing from you! View our Brochure

Get paid to travel How you can make money while you travel by teaching English online

Get paid to travel How you can make money while you travel by teaching English online Have you ever wondered how some people can afford to travel around the world for months or years at a time without working a 9-to-5 job? Same! So when I looked into ways to make money while traveling, I found that teaching English online is a great option. Since all you need to teach online is a laptop and an internet connection, it’s not just something you can do from home, but from anywhere in the world! While teaching English abroad is an awesome way to have a life-changing adventure living in a foreign country, teaching online gives you the freedom to teach English language learners without being tied down to one place. As an online English teacher, you can earn around $14â€"$25 USD an hour working for companies like GoGoKid. That’s more than enough to give you the financial freedom to hop from place to place without having to stress about draining your bank account. Plus, you’ll get to build a flexible teaching schedule around your travel plans, so you can leave yourself enough time to enjoy the places you visit. Sounds pretty awesome, right? Let me fill you in on everything you need to know to get started. Here are some quick tips that I’ll expand on below. How can you start making money while traveling by teaching English online? Get a TEFL certificate to beef up your resume. Prepare all the tools you’ll need to teach online. Find your dream online teaching job. Start teaching online from anywhere in the world! (But don’t forget to keep your expectations in check.) Boost your resume for teaching jobs online. Already a teacher? Perfect! It’s super easy to transition from the classroom to teaching online. New to teaching? Don’t worry! If you have a bachelor’s degree, getting into teaching English as a foreign language is pretty easy. Whether you’re already a teacher or not, the first thing you should do is add a TEFL certificate to your resume (if you don’t already have one). A TEFL course will help you acquire the skills needed to teach English language learners â€" which can be a little trickier than you’d expect. The great news is that if you take a self-paced, online TEFL certification course, you can also get your TEFL certificate while traveling. Make sure you have all the tools you’ll need to be a great online English teacher. Tech equipment The most important thing you’ll need to take with you is a lightweight laptop with a webcam and microphone built in (or a headset with a microphone). And don’t forget to pack your laptop charger and travel adaptors for all the countries you plan to visit. Teaching props Worried about lesson planning? Don’t be! Most companies, like GoGoKid, provide their own lesson plans for you to follow. But you should also make sure to keep students engaged in your online classroom. To get started, you’ll likely need some banners, flashcards or stuffed animals and puppets. If you have a knack for crafts, you can make your own, or if you don’t have a creative bone, head over to Pinterest for lots of teaching prop inspo and free downloads. Props are super light and easy to travel with and should easily fit in your luggage. Online payment Getting paid is easy! Online schools normally pay teachers through PayPal or via direct deposit. If you don’t already have anything set up, open a PayPal account or have a direct deposit account set up with your bank, so you can get paid easily. Start applying for online teaching jobs! When you’re done sprucing up your resume, it’s time to put yourself out there and apply so you can start teaching online ASAP. All you need to do is create a free Teach Away profile to start applying for online teaching jobs. A few of the best online teaching companies to work for: GoGoKid VIPKid DaDa iTutorGroup Qkids It’s also best to lock down a job before you leave home, so you have financial security during your travels. Get out there and job search and do your homework. Take some time to research each company and find out which one best aligns with your teaching goals. You’ll find that each company has something unique to offer. Once the interview requests start rolling in, then it’s time to nail your first online teaching interview! Earn money and make the most of traveling and teaching online. So you got the job? Congrats! Now you’re officially ready to teach English online and start your teaching adventure. Teaching online is super flexible and gives you the freedom to build your own work schedule. Most teachers start with at least 20â€"25 hours per week, but you can always work fewer hours â€" or more if you’re feeling ambitious. How much you can earn teaching English online depends entirely on your goals! To make your money last longer while you travel, it’s important to create a budget and stick to it. A great way to extend your travels is by visiting countries with a lower cost of living to make your paycheck go further. One great way to save money on the road is by booking cheap accommodations like hostels, Airbnbs or budget hotels. If you do choose to stay in hostels, it’s best that you book a private room so you have a noise-free space to host your teaching sessions. But if hostels aren’t your thing, Airbnbs give you the freedom and privacy you need to enjoy the comfort of a home away from home. Make sure you read the reviews carefully and let your hosts know that you are an online teacher (if you are only renting a private room), so they know to give you privacy when you need it. Whatever option you choose, make sure there is free WiFi available â€" this is KEY. Keep your expectations in line with reality. While the idea of teaching on the road is exciting and fun, there are still a few things to keep in mind as a new online teacher. Never forget that this is a real job. It’s important to always have a strong work ethic. You are an independent contractor and your reputation matters. Plus, if you miss classes you could be penalized and it could cost you money. Be a well-prepared online teacher. Make sure you always have a strong internet connection and the right software downloaded on your laptop, so you can take your classroom everywhere you go. Be on time for classes and find a place to host your video session. You’ll want to find a private space with minimal noise and distractions so your students can hear you pronounce words, and stay on track. Try to avoid scheduling teaching sessions on relocation days because it can be hard to find a reliable WiFi connection while you’re on the move. Book your teaching sessions around your travel days. And speaking of booking teaching sessions, since the bulk of online teaching companies are based in China, the hours can be tricky. Be mindful of time zones so you can determine peak hours for teaching online. As an online teacher, you are an independent contractor/self-employed so remember to report your income and pay your taxes in your home country. Keep track of all your work-related expenses and hold onto your receipts so you can claim them later on. What counts as a work expense depends on your home country. With all that in mind, there is no reason that you shouldn’t have a relatively smooth remote teaching journey. Begin your travel andteaching journey today! Feeling excited about the possibility of traveling the world while you teach? Jumpstart your online teaching career with an online TEFL certification course. Once you’re done (or if you’re already TEFL certified), you can start applying for online teaching jobs at companies like GoGoKid. While traveling the world and living as a digital nomad is super exciting, just don’t forget to be realistic and treat online teaching like a real job. Now that you’re up to speed. Get ready for the experience of a lifetime! Traveling changes you for the better. You’ll get to experience different cultures, connect with new people from around the world, and check off so many exciting things on your bucket list. These experiences will turn you into a well-rounded person with a lot of great stories to tell. So take the leap! Click below to set up your free Teach Away profile and take the first step to making the world your classroom.

Types of Csuf Tutoring Services

Types of Csuf Tutoring ServicesThere are a number of different Csuf tutoring services that exist. These help students to improve their academic and social skills while they learn to read, write, and write fluently. In order to locate the best, students should look at the methods that the tutors use.One of the first things that tutoring services look for is what methods the students are using to learn. If they're using Google, Bing, and YouTube to learn, that can't be good. Online tutoring software programs are available to help the students learn while getting good grades. Students should also check if they're able to work on school projects that will help their overall progress.An important thing to keep in mind when searching for Csuf tutoring services is how the school is set up. Some schools have different needs than others. For example, they may not need students to have written tests to take because of their proximity to the classes.Other tutoring services may have more complic ated requirements. For example, a high school may have specific reasons for requiring students to have exams.The Csuf tutoring services may also ask students to sign contracts. This is important in that it protects both the student and the tutoring service from a legal agreement that could cause problems later. Most teachers want to help their students learn, so it's a good idea to hire someone who has experience with such a service.Students should also look at the location of the tutoring services. Sometimes students can find affordable tutoring if they live close to the school, but that may not always be the case.Csuf tutoring services are offered online and at many locations. Students should choose an experience that fits their learning style and their own school before committing to one.