How to Improve Your Understanding of Organic Chemistry Elimination Reactions

How to Improve Your Understanding of Organic Chemistry Elimination ReactionsChemistry is the study of chemicals, organic and inorganic. It is the study of life, living things, and their relationships to one another. Students in this field study various techniques that are used in different chemical processes to create and modify substances. In this field, there are many sciences, which are related to the study of chemistry.There are many opportunities in Organic Chemistry. These include laboratory work, field work, community service, and volunteer work. This particular course may be taken online or at a classroom setting. In any case, it is important to select the right classroom that can help you understand the subject matter thoroughly. The amount of time that students will need to spend in a classroom setting depends on the area of study being undertaken.When a student takes the course online, they will be able to continue with their day job while doing their degree online. They w ill also be able to focus on learning about the subject of Organic Chemistry more intensively. This can be done through chat rooms and discussions with other students from other countries who are attending the same class as them.Before a student chooses to take courses online, they must research about the various companies that offer the service to help with their degrees. Students must also make sure that the online course that they choose will not interfere with their work schedule, especially if they have to attend lectures and hands-on lab work.Students should also be able to find a great teacher who has experience in the field of Chemistry. A good teacher is very important to ensure that students are able to pass their classes and get their degree. This is why a student should consider hiring a tutor to help them study.Students should also be aware of the deadlines for this course, which usually last for two years. Thecourse will not end when a student has passed it. Instead, h e or she will be required to renew his or her certificate after every two years.There are many online courses that are offered by many universities to students in order to improve their knowledge and understanding of Chemistry. Students are also able to review their previous coursework, which will help them for when they decide to take their next course.

Thanksgiving in Argentina

Thanksgiving in Argentina One of the best Thanksgivings Ive had was actually spent outside the United States, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, three years ago.Our Argentine turkey.Thanksgiving, of course, is a holiday usually only celebrated in the U.S. and Canada, but my wife, two other yanqui friends and I put together a pretty nice Thanksgiving feast for all of our Argentine friends. It wasnt easy to get all the necessary ingredients, especially the most important one, the turkey. But one of our friends from the U.S. knew a butcher who said he could get them delivered from the countryside, and Thanksgiving day another friend from the U.S. stuffed two small turkeys (by U.S. Thanksgiving turkey standards) into a backpack, got on the subway and brought them to our apartment.We had tried to do the traditional Thanksgiving feast at the traditional time, which is around 3 pm, but our Argentine friends nearly revolted, and we ate closer to 10 pm. We had turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes all of our traditional Thanksgi ving foods, as well as fernet and coke, and mate. Despite a small kitchen and a smaller stove, we managed to roast two great turkeys, and more than enough food for everyone that came I think there were 18 in all. Ive never been so proud of my turkey roasting skills.After eating a dinner which I think all of our Argentine friends enjoyed, we talked, played games and music, and had a good time. It was great. Our friends there had shared so much of their culture with us, so it was cool to share a uniquely U.S. and Canadian tradition with them.In some versions of the original story, Thanksgiving was originally a cross-cultural celebration, when European settlers and Native Americans, came together to give thanks for a good harvest season. Of course, the relationship between the Europeans and Native Americans didnt turn out so well and this version of Thanksgiving might not even be accurate, but whatever, those guys were jerks. Argentine Thanksgiving was great.

English Vocabulary related to Marriage - Intermediate Level English Words

English Vocabulary related to Marriage - Intermediate Level English Words Here you will learn useful English vocabulary related to marriage and weddings. I will explain the meanings of English expressions in detail and provide you with examples.Scroll down to complete an interactive exercise and practise your English vocabulary related to marriage. Don’t keep this to yourself. Tell the world. English Vocabulary related to Marriage MARRIAGE (noun) it means to become a husband and wifeex. This actress was married five times and her last marriage made her the happiest.WEDDING (noun) it is the ceremony which starts the marriageex. The wedding was supposed to start at 3.00 pm but the bride was late for almost an hour.BRIDE the woman who is getting marriedGROOM the man who is getting marriedBEST MAN the special frend of the groomBRIDESMAIDS special friends of the bride. The average number of bridesmaids in the UK is three. Usually bridesmaids have to wear the same dresses with matching shoes.The head of the bridesmaids is called A MAID OF HONOUR. She is responsible for keeping things organised, helps the bride get dressed and stay calm on the day of her wedding. A maid of honour usually plans brides HEN PARTY.HEN PARTY (NIGHT)   a party for the bride-to-be and her female friendsSTAG NIGHT a party for the groom-to-be and his male friendsAfter the wedding there may be a RECEPTION, which is a party for all the guests.A HONEYMOON is a holiday for the bride and groom after the wedding. Quite often the newlyweds chose an exotic destination for their honeymoon.NEWLY-WED a recently married person  People usually celebrate their WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. This is the day on which they got married.ex. Were going out for dinner this Saturday. It is our wedding anniversary. Weve been married for 5 years.TO GET ENGAGED to Usually, a man makes a PROPOSAL (an offer of marriage) to his girlfriend and gives her an engagement ring.Unfortunately, if the marriage is unsuccessful they may BREAK UP (to end a relationship) or SEPARATE (to start living separately).  If they legally end their marriage, they GET DIVORCED.ex. Sarah got divorced when she wanted to get married again. English Vocabulary related to Marriage - Quiz Loading...

Physics Tutors Should Think Like an Einstein

Physics Tutors Should Think Like an Einstein Many of people while searching for tutoring service argue that they may have good tutor like the greatest Albert Einstein. What qualities separated this great man from other people to get great achievement? These days tutoring mentors study history in order to learn what type of traits that man had and how he had developed his mind. Generally it is said that Einstein has practiced four basic principles to develop his mental capabilities of high use. These days’ private tutor as well as professional tutor can learn a lot from life history of this great man for the teaching of physics. At childhood age, he had never afraid to ask questions. Same thing a tutor must develop among children while teaching physics so that they may ask questions from them instantly for more accurate results. The way of Albert Einstein helps physics tutor of how to make their student active in questioning so that they may not remain dull there all time. They do not care of their contemporaries mocked for wanting answers of their questions on physics. It will definitely drive you to make more incredible discoveries benefited to all. Being a good tutoring expert, you can motivate your students to ask simple questions, it will unlock their minds towards creative side which was usually suppresses during growing up. Furthermore, Einstein has implemented and developed the success equation for tutoring tutors which is known as success=x+y+z where x is equal to work, y equal to play while z is equal to keep mouth shut. In order to get success Einstein had always balanced play and work. Because it is almost impossible to do work all time. Whether you are working as personal tutor or private tutor, you must follow the indications and suggestions provided by this great man. You can get inspiration as an tutoring teacher from this great man. Once he told his son that this life works like a bicycle ride. In case of falling off, it will make you moving so you are required to find the way for it. He wanted his children to keep moving and they might know the real worth of not giving up no matter how many times they would fall down. Life must be keep moving all time. In case of working good tutor of physics, you may not allow any type of attention towards you because it may affect your tutoring abilities. W hen Einstein usually faced problem, he diverted his real attention away by playing with musical instrument. It is the way of coming up and trying to solve the problem in healthy way. Usually Einstein experienced great aha moments while playing musical instrument. By doing so, he had set up good example for tutoring experts of how to remain calm and cool minded in case of suffering in any type of trouble. This is what a tutor must show while performing his sacred job of teaching for fresh minded people. I hope that all these tips will direct you in the right direction of how to teach physics like Einstein while performing your job as tutoring expert.

Get Report Card Ready with these Four Easy Tips

Get Report Card Ready with these Four Easy Tips Get Report Card Ready with these Four Easy Tips Now that the school year is in full swing, we all know what’s right around the corner. Report cards! For most parents, this will be the first indication of their child’s development at school. Report cards are an important benchmark and measurement of academic performance and will provide you with information regarding your child’s academic development. As such, learning to interpret the information within the report card is key to assessing your child’s progress. Use the report card as a tool to help your child celebrate success and tackle any challenges. Here are a few tips! First, review the report card on your own. When you receive the report card, your first instinct may be to look for areas where your child needs improvement. However, it’s important to process all of the information before discussing the results with your child. When going through the report, start by identifying strengths and areas that have improved. Make a note of these before moving on to weaknesses and subjects that may be slipping. Plan a balanced conversation. Planning in advance your approach to the conversation is essential. Bookending the negative comments with positive ones will result in beginning and ending with good news! Starting with good news will engage children and make them confident enough for the bad news, and ending with good news will leave them feeling empowered instead of defeated.   Meet privately with your child. Sitting down to speak without distractions shows your child that the conversation is important. If you have multiple children, speak to each one individually and avoid interruptions. Be sure to allow enough time to have a relaxed discussion about performance. Children will naturally feel nervous about discussing their report card. Before opening the report, ask your child how he thinks he did. This will indicate how aware he is of his own progress. Ask him what he learned in each subject. Praise, discuss areas of improvement, and strategize. Let your child know how proud you are of the successes in the subjects done well and any improvements that have been made. Praising children for this is just as important as constructive criticism. The areas of improvement must be seen as opportunities for growth, and they assist in your child’s progression to the next level. With ideas in your back pocket, chat with your child about ideas for improvement and strategize different plans together to address the weaknesses. And remember to always end on a positive note about how proud you are. Armed with these tips, you’ll be better able to digest the information offered through the report card and have a productive conversation with your child. It’s all about celebrating success and helping to tackle any challenges! You might also be interested in: Making the Grade Ace the School Year with Kumons Study Tips Roundup Is your Child Ready for Kindergarten? 4 Simple Tips for Setting Goals with Your Child in the New Year Get Report Card Ready with these Four Easy Tips Get Report Card Ready with these Four Easy Tips Now that the school year is in full swing, we all know what’s right around the corner. Report cards! For most parents, this will be the first indication of their child’s development at school. Report cards are an important benchmark and measurement of academic performance and will provide you with information regarding your child’s academic development. As such, learning to interpret the information within the report card is key to assessing your child’s progress. Use the report card as a tool to help your child celebrate success and tackle any challenges. Here are a few tips! First, review the report card on your own. When you receive the report card, your first instinct may be to look for areas where your child needs improvement. However, it’s important to process all of the information before discussing the results with your child. When going through the report, start by identifying strengths and areas that have improved. Make a note of these before moving on to weaknesses and subjects that may be slipping. Plan a balanced conversation. Planning in advance your approach to the conversation is essential. Bookending the negative comments with positive ones will result in beginning and ending with good news! Starting with good news will engage children and make them confident enough for the bad news, and ending with good news will leave them feeling empowered instead of defeated.   Meet privately with your child. Sitting down to speak without distractions shows your child that the conversation is important. If you have multiple children, speak to each one individually and avoid interruptions. Be sure to allow enough time to have a relaxed discussion about performance. Children will naturally feel nervous about discussing their report card. Before opening the report, ask your child how he thinks he did. This will indicate how aware he is of his own progress. Ask him what he learned in each subject. Praise, discuss areas of improvement, and strategize. Let your child know how proud you are of the successes in the subjects done well and any improvements that have been made. Praising children for this is just as important as constructive criticism. The areas of improvement must be seen as opportunities for growth, and they assist in your child’s progression to the next level. With ideas in your back pocket, chat with your child about ideas for improvement and strategize different plans together to address the weaknesses. And remember to always end on a positive note about how proud you are. Armed with these tips, you’ll be better able to digest the information offered through the report card and have a productive conversation with your child. It’s all about celebrating success and helping to tackle any challenges! You might also be interested in: Making the Grade Ace the School Year with Kumons Study Tips Roundup Is your Child Ready for Kindergarten? 4 Simple Tips for Setting Goals with Your Child in the New Year

Green Ivy Schools

Green Ivy Schools Green Ivy Schools Green Ivy Schools was founded byDr. Jennifer Jonesin New York City in 2012 to serve as a foundational network of schools representing best practices in education worldwide. The first two schools in the Green Ivy family arePine Street SchoolandBattery Park Montessori. These are sister schools and serve as two campuses in the Green Ivy network. Both schools offer internationally respected models of education (International BaccalaureateandMontessori), exceptional teachers, empassioned leaders, multilingual instruction and forward-thinking approaches. And both embody the warmth and sense of community that lets you know you are in a Green Ivy School. What gives our schools the quality you feel the moment you enter are the pillars of belief that support them. There are eight core beliefs on which everything centers at our schools As Part Of Our Team You will have a meaningful career challenge; an opportunity to work on a project that prioritizes childrens social-emotional development; and a significant role in an organization focused on optimizing the future of the worlds next generation, at home and abroad Green Ivy Schools is proud to be a home for professionals with exceptional standards and a deep passion for engaged learning. Our performance expectations for professionals stem directly from our philosophical pillars and are defined by the belief that great teaching can make the world a better place. We only hire and retain teachers who see themselves as committed professionals and constantly develop skills in planning, classroom preparation, student facilitation and observation/assessment. A Green Ivy Schools teacher is one who seeks collaboration and works tirelessly to improve communication with all school stakeholders. The professionalism of our teachers can be seen in their mindfulness as well as in the courtesy, positivity and solution orientation that they bring to every interaction. Our teachers embody our mission and work to develop our schools into global models of best practice while bringing creative and forward-thinking ideas to the table, including those which encourage the integration of emerging technologies into teaching, learning and assessment. Our staff members are pioneers by nature and embrace spontaneous opportunities and dynamic growth as a part of the day-to-day school experience. They contribute to this evolving process by applying constant critical thinking and reflection and by bringing new ways of thinking and new connections into the organization, sometimes from non-traditional places. A Green Ivy Schools employee never tires of growth and is always eager to expand awareness and ability. It is this type of visionary teaching that defines our schools and is often recognized by our parents as our key differentiator.

Teach Away Telegram - May 2012

Teach Away Telegram - May 2012 May comes to a close and as the Southern Hemisphere bids farewell to warm temperatures, those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are getting our flip flops ready for the most loved season of the yearâ€" Summer!In this month’s Teach Away Telegram, we bring you tips on how to research the cost of living overseas, and how to plan for saving overseas. We also explore the lucrative options of teaching English for special purposes, and our country spotlight is on Saudi Arabia where countless opportunities are waiting for qualified teachers.Happy reading! â€"The Teach Away TeamThe Cost of Living AbroadWhen job searching you want to know what your duties will be, the location, and of course, how much you are going to earn. Choosing to open your horizons and teach abroad can be a very exciting opportunity culturally as well as financially; however, it can be hard to evaluate if that R$2,000 monthly salary in Brazil is going to enable you to spend the four days of carnival partying in the stre ets of Rio de Janeiro or if you will be stuck watching the carnival parades go by on TV.Refrain from judging a contract on wages alone, as simply converting the foreign salary to your local currency is not an accurate depiction of what you will be earning. Instead, take into account the cost of living at your chosen destination by researching the cost of basic daily expenses such as transportation, housing, and basic groceries.   On the Teach Away Community site, you can connect with many Teach Away teachers who are teaching abroad, who can help you determine if a particular salary will allow you to save money, travel, or both!Kathleen Smith is a Teach Away teacher, living and teaching in Vietnam with her partner David Lang. Kathleen is able to save 40% of her income every month; however, she notes that the amount you are able to save depends on your lifestyle.“There are many opportunities for foreigners to spend lots of money in the city: Western style bars and restaurants, night clubs, etc. But if you do not do these things too often and live and occasionally eat as the Vietnamese, do you shouldn't have any problems with money,” Kathleen said.Immersing yourself in the local culture will enable you to save money and have an incredible experience that you will remember for the rest of your life.Whether you want to save money, travel, experience a new culture, or all of the above, you can start your adventure by reviewing our website to learn more about the countries and positions available, including details on remuneration.Teaching English for Special PurposesThere are many ministries of education and governmental organizations around the world that hire foreign English teachers to teach within the public school system, but what if you prefer teaching adult students? The great news is that there are plenty of opportunities in private language schools in many countries such as Japan and China.In some private schools you will be able to teach English for spe cial purposes, which allows you to specialize in a specific area of interest. You can use your knowledge in that area to teach English to professionals who already have a fairly good grasp of the language but need to learn how to communicate using industry-specific language.This is a great opportunity for candidates who have professional experience but lack teaching practise. If you are thinking about teaching abroad, your professional experience could give you a competitive advantage in certain schools. Currently, the most sought-after area is business, so any experience working in a corporate environment it can set you apart. Also, these positions sometimes offer better remuneration than teaching a general English class.Because most of the time you will be teaching your students at their office or in their home after work, you must be willing to work evenings and weekends as well as willing to commute between your students’ offices or homes. If all of this got you exited to laun ch an international teaching career, check out our current teaching positions available in Japan.Country Spotlight: Saudi ArabiaLocated in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of Islam and an ideal place to learn about Middle Eastern and Islamic traditions. It boasts large cities with all the modern amenities you would find in any major city, as well as small villages in the desert were the Bedouin  way of  life can be witnessed first-hand. Since the late 1980s, Saudi Arabia has been investing heavily in its educational system and there are many lucrative options for foreign teachers in both private and public institutions. Most positions offer an array of benefits, typically including roundtrip airfare, health insurance, accommodations or a housing allowance, and contract completion bonuses. Salaries in Saudi Arabia are tax-free.Saudi society is based on Islamic customs. As Friday is a holy day, the work week starts on Saturday and ends on Wednesday. Foreigners need to b e aware of the local laws and adhere to all social customs. While most foreigners live in compounds, some might live on campus, or in the city where they work.There are many excellent opportunities in Saudi Arabia for ESL instructors and licensed teachers alike. Take a look at available positions and learn more about life in Saudi Arabia on our website.