Organic Chemistry Tutor Acid Addition - A Problem For Some Students

Organic Chemistry Tutor Acid Addition - A Problem For Some StudentsIn fact, more students are coming up against the problem of having a specific problem with the organic chemistry tutor acid addition. Some of them experience difficulties in carrying out their assigned tasks because they have difficulty coping with these problems.The organic chemistry tutor acid addition is usually simple to carry out. However, it's the ones who require more help that find the task extremely difficult. In fact, there are those who simply can't handle the chemical element they are dealing with and end up suffering from symptoms of a chemical disorder.Some students simply don't get the concept of chemical reaction even if they had been exposed to it through their studies. They are also the kind of students who find it difficult to understand the reaction they encounter in the classroom. In such cases, it is often found that their classmates give them the chemical assignments. This makes them feel even m ore embarrassed about their failure.These kinds of students often feel that the school is asking them to get rid of all chemical elements, even though such an action would put them at a disadvantage in the long run. But the fact is that they shouldn't feel ashamed at all for being unable to cope with the physical side of chemical reactions.The organic chemistry tutor acid addition should never be an excuse for not doing your job properly. You should always ensure that you are getting the information from your student's correct.When they fail to complete the assignment on time, don't sweat as much because you don't have to write back to them and ask them why they can't finish it. If you don't write back to them, then you need to understand that they're being reticent because they are unsure about what the assignment is about.The teacher's attention must be drawn to your students' problems rather than the fact that they cannot complete the assignment. In fact, you can even use the opp ortunity to improve the chemistry classroom environment by educating your students about the rules of the class and encouraging them to try different chemistry concepts. This will help them learn the chemistry basics and this will also ensure that they continue to learn in the class.

Instructor Spotlight Laisa Mathissen

Instructor Spotlight Laisa Mathissen Instructor Spotlight: Laisa Mathissen Laisa Mathissen, Instructor of Kumon Math and Reading Center of Fairfield â€" Downtown 4,826 miles. That’s the distance between Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Westport, Conn. It’s also the distance travelled in Laisa Mathissen’s journey with Kumon.  Laisa was 9-years-old, living in Rio de Janeiro,  when her parents enrolled her in Kumon. She remained enrolled for six years and credits the discipline, time management, and organization skills she possesses today to those years spent as a Kumon Student. Laisa’s academic studies eventually led her to London where she studied economics. After briefly working in the finance industry, Laisa and her husband moved to Connecticut in 2010. Around the same time, Kumon had a unique way of re-entering her life. “My stepchildren needed a little extra help with math,” said Laisa. “I recalled the success that I had with Kumon as a child and told my husband that we should enroll them. Shortly after enrolling, I realized that it could be a good job opportunity for me as well and asked the Instructor if she needed help.” Laisa worked at the Kumon Center for about a year-and-a-half as a center assistant. Because of her background in finance, she primarily worked with the higher-level math students. She eventually started working with newly enrolled students and was exposed to many of the business aspects of running a Kumon Franchise. “After about a year or so, I realized that Kumon didn’t just have to be a job for me. I could turn Kumon into a career,” said Laisa. “After experiencing Kumon as a student and as a parent, I knew that the method worked, but then seeing how the center was run as an employee, I was immediately drawn to the idea of becoming a small business owner.” Laisa saw the potential with Kumon and wanted to give other children the same opportunities she had.    For the past eight years, she has had two unique advantages that have helped her daily. Firstly, she was a Kumon Student, so she knows what they are going through every step of the way. She has experienced their joys, successes, failures and fears. Second, she is a Kumon Parent herself. “My two older children were enrolled in Kumon, but now my youngest, six and four years old, are also enrolled,” said Laisa. “Parents see that I’m not just passionate about what I do, but that I also believe in the product enough to have my own children enrolled in the program. That helps me build a relationship with my parents because I can give him tips not just as an Instructor, but also as a parent.” What is it about being an Instructor you enjoy the most?   As an Instructor, I like that I am in my student’s academic career for the long-run. I want my students to know that we are on this journey for a long time, that way they can trust me. Seeing them go from below grade level, to grade level or beyond is so satisfying. I enjoy being able to offer this growth opportunity for my students. What is the most valuable lesson you’ve learned as a Kumon Instructor? No two children are alike. I already knew this in theory, having four children of my own. When you are working with an early learner, you must be flexible. The key to success is being flexible to adapt to a child’s learning condition. Once I truly grasped this, I could see each of my students in a different light, and their strengths were more evident. Can you describe an instruction moment where you made an impact on a student?   Luckily, there are many moments I can recall. Most recently, we had a second grade math student who came to us because he was really struggling in school. His parents weren’t confident when I gave him a low starting point, but they luckily took a leap of faith with me. I was so elated when I heard he recently won a math competition in his class. This was a very special moment in this child’s life. It was the moment he realized he can do anything if he sets his mind to it. Moving forward, he can apply this method to virtually anything in his life, whether it’s cooking, learning a musical instrument, or learning a trade. What do you like to do in your spare time?   In my spare time, I really try to invest in my health. Exercise is a priority and it makes it even better when I can do it with my friends or family. I also really enjoy playing with my daughters and love to spend as much time with them as possible. What is a fun fact about you that people may not know?   Every Friday, I play in a soccer league and take Bikram yoga (hot yoga) classes. When I’m not lost in the next good read from my book club, I love binge-watching shows on Netflix with my husband, especially political dramas. I recently started painting, which I find to be very relaxing! Learn more about the Kumon Franchise opportunity and discover additional franchisee success stories. You might also be interested in: Instructor Spotlight: Sherman Liu Instructor Spotlight: Laura Bubbico Instructor Spotlight: Jennifer Ju Instructor Spotlight: Ann Quigley Instructor Spotlight Laisa Mathissen Instructor Spotlight: Laisa Mathissen Laisa Mathissen, Instructor of Kumon Math and Reading Center of Fairfield â€" Downtown 4,826 miles. That’s the distance between Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Westport, Conn. It’s also the distance travelled in Laisa Mathissen’s journey with Kumon.  Laisa was 9-years-old, living in Rio de Janeiro,  when her parents enrolled her in Kumon. She remained enrolled for six years and credits the discipline, time management, and organization skills she possesses today to those years spent as a Kumon Student. Laisa’s academic studies eventually led her to London where she studied economics. After briefly working in the finance industry, Laisa and her husband moved to Connecticut in 2010. Around the same time, Kumon had a unique way of re-entering her life. “My stepchildren needed a little extra help with math,” said Laisa. “I recalled the success that I had with Kumon as a child and told my husband that we should enroll them. Shortly after enrolling, I realized that it could be a good job opportunity for me as well and asked the Instructor if she needed help.” Laisa worked at the Kumon Center for about a year-and-a-half as a center assistant. Because of her background in finance, she primarily worked with the higher-level math students. She eventually started working with newly enrolled students and was exposed to many of the business aspects of running a Kumon Franchise. “After about a year or so, I realized that Kumon didn’t just have to be a job for me. I could turn Kumon into a career,” said Laisa. “After experiencing Kumon as a student and as a parent, I knew that the method worked, but then seeing how the center was run as an employee, I was immediately drawn to the idea of becoming a small business owner.” Laisa saw the potential with Kumon and wanted to give other children the same opportunities she had.    For the past eight years, she has had two unique advantages that have helped her daily. Firstly, she was a Kumon Student, so she knows what they are going through every step of the way. She has experienced their joys, successes, failures and fears. Second, she is a Kumon Parent herself. “My two older children were enrolled in Kumon, but now my youngest, six and four years old, are also enrolled,” said Laisa. “Parents see that I’m not just passionate about what I do, but that I also believe in the product enough to have my own children enrolled in the program. That helps me build a relationship with my parents because I can give him tips not just as an Instructor, but also as a parent.” What is it about being an Instructor you enjoy the most?   As an Instructor, I like that I am in my student’s academic career for the long-run. I want my students to know that we are on this journey for a long time, that way they can trust me. Seeing them go from below grade level, to grade level or beyond is so satisfying. I enjoy being able to offer this growth opportunity for my students. What is the most valuable lesson you’ve learned as a Kumon Instructor? No two children are alike. I already knew this in theory, having four children of my own. When you are working with an early learner, you must be flexible. The key to success is being flexible to adapt to a child’s learning condition. Once I truly grasped this, I could see each of my students in a different light, and their strengths were more evident. Can you describe an instruction moment where you made an impact on a student?   Luckily, there are many moments I can recall. Most recently, we had a second grade math student who came to us because he was really struggling in school. His parents weren’t confident when I gave him a low starting point, but they luckily took a leap of faith with me. I was so elated when I heard he recently won a math competition in his class. This was a very special moment in this child’s life. It was the moment he realized he can do anything if he sets his mind to it. Moving forward, he can apply this method to virtually anything in his life, whether it’s cooking, learning a musical instrument, or learning a trade. What do you like to do in your spare time?   In my spare time, I really try to invest in my health. Exercise is a priority and it makes it even better when I can do it with my friends or family. I also really enjoy playing with my daughters and love to spend as much time with them as possible. What is a fun fact about you that people may not know?   Every Friday, I play in a soccer league and take Bikram yoga (hot yoga) classes. When I’m not lost in the next good read from my book club, I love binge-watching shows on Netflix with my husband, especially political dramas. I recently started painting, which I find to be very relaxing! Learn more about the Kumon Franchise opportunity and discover additional franchisee success stories. You might also be interested in: Instructor Spotlight: Sherman Liu Instructor Spotlight: Laura Bubbico Instructor Spotlight: Jennifer Ju Instructor Spotlight: Ann Quigley

5 online resources for Cantonese tutors

5 online resources for Cantonese tutors With China fast becoming one of the world's most dominant economies, it makes sense for tomorrow's business executives to learn its languages, particularly Cantonese. Combine the increasing demand for tuition in Cantonese with the many Chinese students and professionals who live and work in the UK, and it's no wonder the Cantonese tuition industry is thriving! Certainly, there are plenty of Cantonese tutors advertising their services here on First Tutors. Here's our guide to the best online resources for private tutors of Cantonese to use in their lesson plans: 1. Learn Cantonese does what it says on the tin: this is a great website full of reference sheets and revision aids. http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/ 2. So You Want To Learn a Language brings together a wealth of resources for Cantonese students and is a considered introduction to the language. http://soyouwanttolearnalanguage.googlepages.com/cantonese 3. Another site called Learn Cantonese, but this one is Canadian in origin. Cantonese words are grouped by theme and there's lots to here that can be incorporated into lesson plans. http://cantonese.ca/ 4. Chinese Bay allows learners to listen to key phrases in Cantonese and become familiar with what the language sounds like. http://chinesebay.com/cantonese/basic.asp 5. First Tutors carries a number of books and resources for Cantonese tutors to utilise. https://www.firsttutors.com/uk/learning-resources.php

Free Online Tools for Teachers

Free Online Tools for Teachers Its been almost three months since we announced the launch of our Language Marketplace, and weve seen thousands of teachers register to teach on italki.  So far, most of our teachers have only been using software like Skype to teach online.  However, many teachers have asked us if there were other free tools that they could use to help them teach online.  Here are some of our favorites: Whiteboard twiddla.com Twiddla has a great whiteboard that lets you write and share ideas with multiple participants.  It is free, and incredibly easy to use.  You can start typing or drawing on it immediately, and all you need to do to share is to send someone a URL.  The whiteboard also comes with a text and audio chat, and you can also import pictures and documents . You can try marking up this page right here: Documents scribd.com Weve been long-time fans of Scribd.  With Scribd, you can upload and share word documents, powerpoints, PDF, and other types of files with students and other italki users.  Weve integrated Scribd into the italki Resources section, so when you  upload files to italki, all your students need to view it is just a link.   This avoids clogging up everyones mailboxes, and is a great way to spread the word about your services. Note:  scribd.com has been blocked in mainland China. Powerpoint / Slideshows slideshare.com Slideshows or powerpoints can be great tools for teaching or sharing  information.  Slideshare has a nice way interface for flipping through different pictures and for full screen views.  If you like to teach with powerpoints, uploading to slideshare might be a nice option to have. Communication Tools Skype.com We continue to think Skype is one of the best tools for teachers.  Skype continues to have some of the best Microphone and webcam.  There are numerous options for this, and we havent actually made if your connection can support it, we recommend doing video chats as well. italki resources (documents, wiki, and more.) italki resources are still in a very early stage, but we also want to recommend taking a look in there.  For example, there are many handouts and study guides in  italki documents (this links is for learning Chinese, but you can switch the language).  Wealso  encourage to contribute to the community by uploading files or helping to improve the wiki. These are just a few of our favorite tools that we are recommending teachers use.  If you have other suggestions for useful teaching tools that have helped you teach or learn, please leave a  comment here to let us know.  There are so many excellent free web-based tools that are being developed for teachers and students, that it is hard to keep up! The italki Team Free Online Tools for Teachers Its been almost three months since we announced the launch of our Language Marketplace, and weve seen thousands of teachers register to teach on italki.  So far, most of our teachers have only been using software like Skype to teach online.  However, many teachers have asked us if there were other free tools that they could use to help them teach online.  Here are some of our favorites: Whiteboard twiddla.com Twiddla has a great whiteboard that lets you write and share ideas with multiple participants.  It is free, and incredibly easy to use.  You can start typing or drawing on it immediately, and all you need to do to share is to send someone a URL.  The whiteboard also comes with a text and audio chat, and you can also import pictures and documents . You can try marking up this page right here: Documents scribd.com Weve been long-time fans of Scribd.  With Scribd, you can upload and share word documents, powerpoints, PDF, and other types of files with students and other italki users.  Weve integrated Scribd into the italki Resources section, so when you  upload files to italki, all your students need to view it is just a link.   This avoids clogging up everyones mailboxes, and is a great way to spread the word about your services. Note:  scribd.com has been blocked in mainland China. Powerpoint / Slideshows slideshare.com Slideshows or powerpoints can be great tools for teaching or sharing  information.  Slideshare has a nice way interface for flipping through different pictures and for full screen views.  If you like to teach with powerpoints, uploading to slideshare might be a nice option to have. Communication Tools Skype.com We continue to think Skype is one of the best tools for teachers.  Skype continues to have some of the best Microphone and webcam.  There are numerous options for this, and we havent actually made if your connection can support it, we recommend doing video chats as well. italki resources (documents, wiki, and more.) italki resources are still in a very early stage, but we also want to recommend taking a look in there.  For example, there are many handouts and study guides in  italki documents (this links is for learning Chinese, but you can switch the language).  Wealso  encourage to contribute to the community by uploading files or helping to improve the wiki. These are just a few of our favorite tools that we are recommending teachers use.  If you have other suggestions for useful teaching tools that have helped you teach or learn, please leave a  comment here to let us know.  There are so many excellent free web-based tools that are being developed for teachers and students, that it is hard to keep up! The italki Team

How to Find the Best Math Tutor For Your Child

How to Find the Best Math Tutor For Your ChildAt this time of the year, when students are still wrapped up in the holiday spirit, it's more important than ever to find the best math tutor for your child. Reading reviews on the Internet about the top math tutors for children can be helpful, but unless you know how to research math tutors, you may not get the best experience from them.A math tutor is a person who works with a student to teach them how to apply math concepts and ideas to solve math problems. The classes may be math, reading, or English. The math tutor will help the child improve their understanding of the basics of the subject by showing how they can apply the knowledge they have learned in school.Every child is different and needs a math tutor who understands how their talents to work and what their strengths are. Some children are very well developed and can do math well, while others are not. Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of the child is one of the best ways t o find the right math tutor for your child.After all, the math tutor is there to help your child, not to compete with them. They are there to help you and your child learn and grow, and to have fun with you, too.Another thing to consider is the math tutor's reputation. The last thing you want is to choose a math tutor whose reputation has not been good. If you choose a math tutor with a bad reputation, you will be stuck paying extra money for something that you may not need.A good math tutor will not charge an arm and a leg for the service, but rather offer a good price and fair schedule. Look at what other students say about the tutor. Is there a good rating on the reviews site?Researching your math tutor can be easy if you know where to look. Take the time to look at the things you're looking for and compare what other parents are saying about the math tutor you want to hire.

Teaching Your Child to Speak English - Things You Must Know

Teaching Your Child to Speak English - Things You Must KnowOne of the most important parts of starting a language for your child is learning how to speak English. While you are raising a child, you should always try to teach them to speak English because this will give them an advantage to other countries.If you do not know how to teach your child how to speak English properly, you should consider hiring a tutor or a language tutor. While the first two options are quite expensive, the other option is just as affordable.When your child starts learning to speak English, make sure that you teach them at a very young age. Children usually learn languages the fastest when they are little, so make sure that you set aside time for them to learn.If you are struggling with teaching your child to speak English, then you should consider using online tutors or even a free program. The most popular way to learn any language is through practicing it, so if you do not have the time to make time for it, online programs and tutors are perfect. There are many other things that you can also use to help your child to learn English, such as a daily routine.When your child learns to speak English, make sure that you give them a daily routine. This includes having them practice speaking in front of a mirror. If you do not have enough time to take them to the market every day to buy products and have them practice speaking the product, you can also practice their sentences during the day.In the end, while you are raising a child to speak English, you should always make sure that you talk to them. While there are many parents who cannot afford to do this, you should make sure that you do everything in your power to show your child how to speak English. This will make them more confident in their ability to communicate with others.Learning to speak English will be the most important thing that you need to do in the coming years. If you want to teach your child to speak English, you shou ld always make sure that you do everything in your power to have them speak English with confidence. This will give them the best possible experience when they start to think about how to speak English.

Organic Chemistry Tutors Provides Students With Solid Organic Chemistry Education

Organic Chemistry Tutors Provides Students With Solid Organic Chemistry EducationThe Organic Chemistry Tutor is a new concept for home tutoring. This high school chemistry program has many benefits for children, especially those that do not want to take the SAT and are searching for a way to improve their scores. If you are an organic chemistry tutor or have experience in this type of tutoring, you know how important this practice can be. Here are some of the benefits of teaching with an organic chemistry tutor:- Students get practice in analyzing the math problems that they will have to solve during their courses. Just by giving them a good number crunching practice, your students will be ready to test their abilities. Even if you do not have a science lab, you can still provide practice by doing independent research or doing experiments. Using chemicals in experiments is a great way to start learning more about chemistry. By getting them into the world of doing independent research , they will have a real need to learn all they can about the world of organic chemistry.- Chemistry skills are developed through chemicals and how they behave in a chemical compound. You should ask them what it is like to work with a particular chemical. Then, you can compare their reaction to that of other students in the class. It is also important for them to understand how the reactants interact with the products of the reactions. When you see them do the reactions, you can see a greater understanding of how a chemical works.- An organic chemistry tutor can not only make the students have the experience to follow instructions, but they can teach them how to think. Many of the methods that you use may not necessarily be organic. That is why you want to make sure that you understand their strengths and weaknesses and that you put in the best that you have to offer. Organic chemistry can be quite difficult, so your students need to learn to set aside their strengths and use their w eaknesses to their advantage. That is why you need to go into the chemistry classroom prepared for challenges and disappointment.- They get practice in figuring out solutions. Organic chemistry includes the different reactions that can happen when different compounds are mixed together. This is because they need to figure out which of the reactions will produce the best results. That is something that they need to understand before they can even attempt it. When you put in the best practices and you give them plenty of practice in the different reactions, they will have the knowledge needed to do this.- Organic chemistry tutors can tell the students how to answer problems. The main goal of chemistry is to give students the information they need to do the experiment. Whether it is in a chemistry lab or a physical science lab, you want to give students the knowledge they need to answer the questions they have before they even get started. Organic chemistry gives you the opportunity to show your students how to do this.These are just a few of the many benefits of teaching with an organic chemistry tutor. These methods give your students the knowledge they need before they are even asked to do a lab. It is very important for them to understand what they are looking for. Because of the difficulty of the course, many students find this is an important aspect of being able to do well in their classes.