Take Cuf Chemistry Online!

Take Cuf Chemistry Online!One of the first courses I ever took in Chemistry was Cuf Chemistry. I still recall it vividly to this day. The fact that a college offers such a course at the same time is crazy. I don't know about you, but at least I didn't have to spend my whole tuition for an online college.Cuf Chemistry was based around a very interesting concept called the dye. Essentially what you do is you put the dye on the plate with the reactants in a particular way. It was a great way to teach people who were afraid of experiments as well as those who are scared of making their own reactions. It really is a lot more fun than making the wrong reaction. You know, there are some people who don't like being experimented upon.In fact, one of the best parts of taking a course in Chemistry was that even if you did make the wrong reaction or test result your instructor would still help you through it and explain everything so you would be able to learn from your mistakes. In the end thou gh, it all depends on how good you are at Chemistry. If you're not that good then, it's not for you. Although, I have a feeling you'd be a little afraid to experiment even more.Even though Cuf Chemistry is no longer available for online use, you can still take the course in person. Many universities still offer classes that are like this. It's just that they take a much shorter time to complete and that you can take the course without having to travel as long.The time and money you save by taking the online class are greatly appreciated in my opinion. You will find that having an instructor who can come to you can really help with things. All they need to do is talk to you and explain things in layman's terms. Even though you won't be walking away with your Chemistry degree, you will most definitely receive an excellent degree from this course.What I like about the course even more is that I can't believe that it still exists even after all these years. It's so nice to see something still working.As I mentioned before, the students who took Cuf Chemistry all got their degrees. However, I think there was a lot of effort put into the course by the instructor and the students that are why it is still a great course to take even today.

Back to school survival guide for parents Part 2

Back to school survival guide for parents Part 2 Back to school survival guide for parents Part 2: Helping kids stay organized As kids transition back to the first few weeks of the school year, they may need some help to stay organized. Organization is something that is learned over time and is a challenge at any age, but younger students often need more encouragement. As kids get older and begin to take on more responsibility, they’ll likely discover that being organized can make their life easier. Organized students are less likely to miss a deadline or forget about something last minute. They are also more liable to have lower stress levels and build confidence over time. Although each learner is an individual, there are a few things parents can do to help their kids stay on task and have excellent time management (READ: Back to School Survival Guide for Parents Part 1). 1. An organized work desk and binder Almost every young student has trouble keeping their room clean, and this includes the desk where they complete their homework assignments. The more organized a kid’s desk is, the easier it will be to find assignment sheets and study notes that will help them with their homework. Many younger students also still use a binder, but those binders tend to get clogged up with old assignments and out-of-date notes pretty quickly. Ideally, kids can go through their binder once a month and take out anything thats no longer relevant to current school assignments. They can be filed away for later if kids need them to study for a final exam. 2. Coordinating between electronics and pencil and paper Electronic organizers, tablets, and laptops can make students’ lives a ton easier these days. Kids can keep an electronic calendar or set up a reminder system that helps them get things done. However, some kids are not 100% comfortable with how to use technology effectively or how to organize it in a helpful way. Also, many students forget that they wrote one thing down on their tablet and another thing down on an actual piece of paper. It’s beneficial for students to have a system where everything is organized in one place or if they are aware of which things are on paper and which are stored electronically. 3. Bring assignments home from school Kids have forgotten their textbooks and assignments at school for generations. These days, parents and kids can access most information through the schools online forum including chapters from the textbook and notes from the teacher. If they forget something at school, they can now access it at home and get started on their assignments straight away. 4. Communication with the teacher or Irvine private Tutor Classroom teachers and one-on-one tutors can be helpful when it comes to additional information. Teachers are the primary source of knowledge and will recognize learning patterns in a student almost right away. If a student is working with a tutor on a regular basis, they’ll know which subjects the student struggles with and which ones they excel at. They’ll also know when a student needs extra help with organization or time management. 5. A quiet place to work There are so many distractions these days that sometimes kids just need an extra quiet place to work. If possible, they can have a study desk in their room where they can shut out noise from the rest of the household. Alternatively, they may be able to reserve a ‘quiet room’ at the library where they can work solo or in a small group without outside distractions. Although it can be fun for older students to study at a coffee shop or a friends house, they may find it easier to stay organized in a more peaceful environment where they can gear their full concentration on the task at hand. Dont wait until your child starts falling behind in his/her classes before booking an Irvine private   academic tutor. From science to test prep, our Tutors are here to help. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by Tutor Nerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us write.

The World Is Yours 7 Diverse Jobs That Only Language Majors Can Fill

The World Is Yours 7 Diverse Jobs That Only Language Majors Can Fill The World Is Yours: 7 Diverse Jobs That Only Language Majors Can Fill “So youre gonna be like a teacher or something?”If you are or ever have been a language major, youve heard this line more times than youve probably cared to.In the modern hyper-connected world, the benefits and opportunities of learning a second language go way beyond the  two-year stint teaching overseas  your classmates are picturing when you tell them youre majoring in Spanish or Chinese.Thirty years ago, most college students studying foreign languages went on to become translators, interpreters and, yes, foreign language teachers.Today, language programs are different.Youll find graduates with degrees in everything from Modern Germanic Linguistics to French Literature filling crucial positions throughout our global economy, using their languages and the skills that go along with them to keep the world turning.Nowadays its nearly impossible to do business without solid intercultural communication skills and an extra language or two.  But the biggest thing making language majo rs so attractive on the job market isnt that second or third language, but those skills that go along with having learned it. The Job-seeking Advantage That Outweighs Even Your Language SkillsYoure an Italian major. This semester youre taking Advanced Italian Syntax, 20th Century Italian Cinema and Italian Renaissance Literature, and next semester youll be studying abroad in Florence, taking more language and history classes alongside your internship at the Museo dellOpera del Duomo.But what are you gonna do with all that?If you just read that in the voice of a disapproving parent or holier-than-thou engineering major  roommate, please send them this article immediately, and well explain it to them for you.Heres what youre gonna do with all that:First of all, youll be bilingual (or even multilingual), which may be more than you can say for  those telling you youre wasting time on a language degree.Secondly, youll develop a deep understanding of Italian culture and history. Youll p robably understand things like the Italian Economic Miracle and how it affected film-making in post-WW2 Italy. You might even be able to connect these cultural patterns to the emergence of different consumer spending habits in the North and South of present-day Italy.Thirdly, if you studied abroad or spent substantial time with Italian immigrants or Italian exchange students, youll be familiar with Italians nuances of communication: is it too direct to tell someone their idea seems impractical in a business meeting? Do Italian consumers react better to advertisements addressing them in the familiar second person, or do they prefer the polite form?All of this makes you, of course, pretty well cut out to work for a business expanding into the Italian market, or dealing with your companys Italy-based customers. But not much else, right?Still wrong.With this track record  you might score a job  at Gucci, or you might work on healthcare infrastructure development in rural Brazil or becom e a social worker assisting  marginalized immigrant youths in inner-city neighborhoods.The thing is, your Italian degree is only partly about the Italian language or the country it comes from.  Four years worth of  research essays, language classes, film analyses and multimedia projects translates into a long  list of in-demand professional skills: intercultural communication, critical thinking and reasoning, cultural adaptability, information and trend analysis, and the other skills that drive the global economy.Nowadays, employers are looking for communicatively capable global  citizens, and theres hardly a field more central to that global economy than language studies. So forget the parents and the roommates and the endless refrain  of never gonna get a job, and start thinking about how your language skills and the other skills youre building along  the way can land you a steady paycheck.To get started, you might look at one of these seven fields that are desperate for employees with the skills of language majors.The World Is Yours: 7 Diverse Jobs That Only Language Majors Can Fill1. Helping Others See the World: Travel and Tourism Jobs for Language LoversCan you think of a better combination? Spend a few years studying a country and its language, travel there and get to know the place, fall in love and then help others fall in love just like you did.Jobs in hotels and hospitality are good ways to get your foot in the door, but the language majors employment opportunities in travel and tourism are only limited by the  imagination. Package tours require tour guides, event bookers, accountants and HR personnel. Cruise ships hire everything from entertainers and photographers to chefs and waiters. Airlines need flight attendants to staff their flights and social media managers to Tweet across languages. The list goes on forever.In the travel and tourism industries, your language skills and your intimate knowledge of a country or region make you a shoo-in for the job. You can get started in the travel and tourism industry by looking for entry-level positions on cruise ships and in hotel chains, and keep branching out from there!2. Helping Others Help Themselves: International Development and Aid Jobs for the Linguistically TalentedThis probably wasnt on the top of your job prospects list when you signed up for French 101, right? Thats too bad, because the world is desperate for people with the skills of language majors to help make it a better place for all its  citizens.When you hear inspiring stories about an impoverished community developing its own water purification system or community organizations providing small loans to female entrepreneurs, what you dont hear about is the work that went on behind the scenes.Normally three or four or more different NGOs and aid organizations come together to implement a project like this, and these organizations must  be staffed by people who understand the realities of whats going on on the gro und in the communities theyre working in. This requires a knowledge of both local language and culture.You might start out as a volunteer or intern, or even something like the Country Program Officer for Mozambique in a smaller organization working in Southeast Africa. Later you could move on to head up a program working with internally-displaced peoples in Brazil with a big organization like the UN Development Program.Its not only your Portuguese language skills that equipped you for these jobs. Your proven ability to work with people across cultures and socioeconomic barriers is what really  gets  the job done.3. Getting the Word Out Across Languages: Marketing Jobs for Language MajorsNowadays brands are international, and those who arent yet are headed that way. The lifeblood of these global businesses is the multilingual marketers and writers who know just how to perfectly tailor their message to their audience.Big brands like Apple and BMW arent just throwing together a couple of advertisements and sending them out around the world. Talking a German into buying a car or a computer is a different deal than marketing those same products to Brits or Hong Kongers. These companies cant survive without people who speak the language of their target customers, and language majors happen to both understand cultural value systems and purchasing  behaviors and  literally speak  the language of the people theyre marketing  to.From bloggers to community managers to heads of corporate communications, language majors are among the best-qualified candidates for the job. You can search for  international marketing jobs, or just head to the Careers page of just about any company or brand thats got offices in multiple countries, and youre likely to come across some descriptions of an ideal candidate that sound a lot like you.4. Teaching, Designing, Developing and Policy-making: From Language Majors to EducatorsThose condescending classmates who are always asking if youre go ing to be a teacher are actually onto something, even though they probably dont understand what. Education is more than a year teaching English abroad in Asia  (although thats an awesome start!), and the world of education is one of the biggest employers of language majors.Education isnt very educational when the educator doesnt understand the educated. Thats why language majors make great educators. Those who have studied a foreign language and culture in depth are better prepared to understand the challenges faced by the communities they work with and what kind of education is needed to overcome those challenges.Foreign language teachers are just the tip of the iceberg here: curriculum developers, policy makers and educational administrators need to analyze trends and learning outcomes in their social and cultural contexts, and this requires more than just a crash course in the local language.Fresh graduates often get started with a year teaching abroad found on  sites like Daves ESL Cafe, and those with a bit more experience behind the podium can find administrative jobs on sites like TeachAway or with local governments and international organizations.5. Reporting from the Ground: Journalism Jobs for Language StudentsThe daily news cycle relies on on-the-ground journalists engaging with locals and pulling trends and analysis out of what they see around them, and few professionals will be as prepared for these kinds of tasks as those who majored in a foreign language in university.The entire field of journalism would collapse in on itself  without reporters who speak the local languages of the areas theyre covering, but as with the other fields listed here, thats only the beginning of the reason language majors do well in this field. The real asset is the ability to understand and empathize the people they encounter, and no one can do this like multilinguals who have spent years studying and interacting with foreign cultures.Many of us have dreamed of being the glamorous foreign correspondent, but dont forget that interpreters, informants, researchers and writers also all need to be well-informed and able to engage productively with communities. Furthermore, the big media internationals like CNN and the BBC have entire departments with everything from production to editorial jobs being carried out by the linguistically talented and culturally sensitive.6. Extending Services to the Linguistically Marginalized: Government Jobs for MultilingualsMost of the countries that make up todays world map are multilingual, and most of them  also have a dominant majority language. Even when theres a clear majority language like in the United States, the government is still obligated to work for all its citizens, and thats why people able to work with linguistically marginalized communities are becoming more and more important all the time.From healthcare services, to community outreach, to youth employment programs, to immigrant and refugee support, governments need people who are sensitive to the needs and norms of their minority communities to make sure they receive the services theyre entitled to.Somalian or Kurdish may seem like odd languages to study, but the first is in desperate need for serving Minneapoliss large Somali refugee community, and the second could be a stepping stone to working in  job training or health screening programs with  Nashvilles Little Kurdistan community.7. Advancing Our Understanding of Language: Academic Jobs for Language MajorsIf you really just love languages and learning about them, what makes them work, and how theyre so inexorably intertwined with culture, you dont have to stop learning after graduation.Most of what you learned during your degree program was the product of academics working in universities,  think tanks, and other scientific institutes, and many or even most of them started out as curious language students like you.For jobs like these youll almost always  need a PhD, whic h could cost you anywhere from three to seven years or more depending on what linguistic field you focus on and where you go to study it. The best part is that you can choose what you like and go with it. If modern Russian literature is your thing, theres a degree program for that, and if sociolinguistics or dialectology grabs you, theres a program  for that as well.At the end of that long academic road youll find a job as Professor of Linguistics, Research Fellow in Turkic Languages or any number of other titles at universities, think tanks and research institutes.If you choose this career path, youll be giving back to the language students of tomorrow, whose degrees will only open up more and more opportunities as the world continues to go global.So, all in all, you language majors can rest assured that, in the global economy, there will always be jobs for you.The reasons language majors do so well in these seven fields (and just about every other one you can think of in the moder n  world) is their skillset: not just being multilingual, but having  communication, critical thinking, analytical and cultural skills that make them the perfect employees in a world where everyones speaking everyone elses language as we all try to get the job done together.Languages arent going away, and neither will language majors or the demand for their skills.Next time you tell someone your major and they ask what are you gonna do with that, just assure them that you dont have the time to list all the opportunities awaiting you at graduation, and make sure to get to that Advanced Grammar  class on time!Jakob is a full-time traveler, obsessive language learner, dedicated language teacher, and engaged global citizen. He writes about language, travel and the many places they meet on the road at his blog Globalect. And One More ThingIf your language skills need a boost to improve your job prospects, or you simply want to brush up on those languages, youll love using FluentU.Fluen tU makes it possible to learn languages from music videos, commercials, news, inspiring talks and more.With FluentU, you hear languages in real-world contextsâ€"the way that native speakers actually use them. Just a quick look will give you an idea of the variety of FluentU videos on offer:FluentU really takes the grunt work out of learning languages, leaving you with nothing but engaging, effective and efficient learning. It’s already hand-picked the best videos for you and organized them by level and topic. All you have to do is choose any video that strikes your fancy to get started!Each word in the interactive captions comes with a definition, audio, image, example sentences and more.Access a complete interactive transcript of every video under the Dialogue tab, and easily review words and phrases from the video under Vocab.You can use FluentU’s unique adaptive quizzes to learn the vocabulary and phrases from the video through fun questions and exercises. Just swipe left or right to see more examples of the word youre studying.The program even keeps track of what you’re learning and tells you exactly when it’s time for review, giving you a 100% personalized experience.Start using FluentU on the website with your computer or tablet or, better yet, download the FluentU app from the iTunes store or Google Play store.

KK Benchan Eikaiwa

KK Benchan Eikaiwa KK Benchan Eikaiwa Benchan Eikaiwa is a small school in downtown Kumamoto, Japan. Kumamoto is a medium-sized city in the Southwest of Japan in the Kyushu region. The population is around 700,000 and most aspects of daily life and leisure are conveniently available. The city is a short (1 hour) train ride from Fukuoka. The school holds classes for both children and adults. Both sections of the school use syllabi and textbooks to make class management, preparation, and assessment easier to managely consistently, both lesson to less as well as teacher to teacher. Our main goals are to support our students in their goals using English. Students come to use for all sorts of reasons, but we try to keep in mind why they need English and to support them in reaching that goal through English! Like many English schools, our schedule is afternoon and evening heavy, with many classes also taking place on Saturday. As such, we tend to start work at 11:30 or 12:30 on the weekdays, finishing at 9:30. On Saturday, we start at 9:30 and finish at 6:30. There are also periodic events, such as dinners, movie nights, etc. We always try to maintain a positive and friendly learning atmosphere for the students.

Chemistry Equation Solver - Helps You With Your Scientific Education

Chemistry Equation Solver - Helps You With Your Scientific EducationA chemistry equation solver can help you see the connection between a variety of disparate chemical reactions. It allows you to find out whether one type of reaction produces one or more molecules that give rise to a different set of other molecules. It is an effective way to solve the chemical reactions that occur on a daily basis. You might not know this but there are very few people who would say that they did not get to enjoy a science project as a result of using a chemistry equation solver.A physics degree, although very useful, does not provide precise knowledge about anything. This is the reason why many students in this field have entered the technical area of chemistry. The use of a chemistry equation solver in this technical field allows them to reach a high level of competence in the chemical sciences.In order to become an effective chemist, you have to spend quite a long time in the academic environment. Your school will only grant you a license if you complete a certain course. The requirement of this is the completion of certain prescribed levels in terms of grades, number of class hours and other requisite measures.During your studies, you will be required to make up a certain percentage of the required subject material. This can be made up in such a way that you do not waste any time on unnecessary academic work.For this reason, you will have to acquire yourself a complex equation solver software. A complicated software can take much of your time and energy, leaving little or no for the important activities of your studies. You will thus be able to concentrate your efforts and time on getting to know more about the science and engineering.A variable equation solver is an indispensable tool in chemistry. It helps you to solve a wide range of diverse equations involving thermodynamics, electronic behavior, chemical kinetics, chromatography, microorganisms, and kinetics. It also e nables you to obtain additional information about the reaction that you are solving.You can find many websites that offer online solution solver that enable you to solve the complex equations at a much lower rate of speed. As long as you have adequate software with you, this will enable you to arrive at a greater amount of proficiency in chemistry.

The Efficacy of Using Technology in Tutoring Sessions

The Efficacy of Using Technology in Tutoring SessionsIf you're trying to teach a kid how to play video games, the first thing you need to be doing is playing the games yourself. While it might seem fun, most gamers just won't be comfortable with you having a remote. I'm sure you know what happens when your spouse is watching your every move and smiling at him or her. If you can, try and avoid being on the video camera, even if only for one day.When you first begin teaching the kids how to play video games, you might feel like you have lost all authority. However, this really is a chance to establish your dominance over them and show them that you are the teacher, not the student. They will begin to feel more confident about challenging their teachers and themselves. Once you become a respected tutor, they will want to challenge you and see how well you handle yourself. That will start a chain reaction and they will continue to emulate you.You will also need to use technology in tutor ing sessions. Technology has changed the world since it was invented. It has made life much easier and it has helped everyone around the world communicate. Most schools use the internet as part of their technology for students. Some websites are free while others require membership. Try and find out what those schools to use and get used to seeing a lot of their information.The internet also offers a lot of learning opportunities for those who are already experts in their field. If you want to help them learn to play video games, the best way to do it is to watch them play. Watch them play over the internet. At times, you might even want to record your own play sessions. This is great practice for you to see how the kid will react to playing video games in real life.Once you've spent some time watching your child play video games, you can now start to use tutoring sessions in your sessions. Don't play games with your child yet. Instead, turn on the game you want to teach them, take out your laptop and put it on a table and start playing the game with them. After a while, you can show them how to play the game without your assistance.You should also make sure that you record the video game sessions. When you have a child who plays video games at home, you need to be able to see how they interact with their parents and siblings. You can do this by turning the computer off and watching the game. You can even make copies of the videos and put them up on the internet for all the family to see. This will let everyone in the family to see how they play.For parents, when they first start tutoring their children about video games, it can be a little bit of a struggle because they might feel like you are forcing them to learn. However, the more they see their child using video games, the more confident they will become. Eventually, they will get the hang of it and start to enjoy it.

How to Help With Algebra Problems

How to Help With Algebra ProblemsHow to help with algebra 1 problems can be a daunting task for most students. The idea of helping with algebra can be a bit overwhelming for many students. You can learn a variety of ways on how to help with algebra and mathematics problems. Some ways will be more effective than others, but as long as you can find a way that helps you understand the concepts you are learning.The first thing you can do to help with algebra is to ask questions. Go to the library or look online to find answers to questions. If you don't know how to ask questions then start your questions with, 'So, can you give me some information on what it means to be able to help with algebra problems?' Ask questions that are relevant to the learning process of the subject at hand.The problem is that when most students get a math class, they do not take the time to figure out the things that are going on around them in order to find out what is going on in the class. This can be scary , but once you have figured out what is going on around you in the class, you will be able to find the answers to your questions.Another way to help with algebra is to use flash cards to help with algebra. What you want to do is to make up some games to help with the problem. You will find these cards online or in bookstores.Help with algebra can also be given by finding help by reading textbooks. If you don't know how to read well then try to take some reading courses to help you with algebra problems. Reading works best for children as they learn better when they are reading.There are also other methods of help with algebra that can be used to help with algebra problems. Most people don'trealize that just because you don't know how to use a calculator doesn't mean you can't help with algebra problems. You can use different calculators, algebra plug-in or even your computer if you don't have a calculator handy.Help with algebra can also be found in other ways. For example, there ar e books on the subject available. These books can be used as a visual aid to help you with problems in class.