Where Can I Go To Get Online Tutoring

Where Can I Go To Get Online Tutoring 0SHARESShare There has been a noteworthy change in the dimensions of education with the increase in the Internet usage in every sphere of life. Online Tutoring  not only provided parents a reliable platform for their child’s education but offered a good deal of flexibility to the students as well. It is however imperative to choose the best online tutoring  website. The use of advanced interactive tools, benefit of in-person attention and availability of flexible timings makes it easier for students to learn and communicate in a better way. However, to enjoy the maximum facility it is essential to make the right choice.  There are many online tutoring companies in the market. Finding the right company may be a little difficult task, however, here are some tips to help you make the best choice of an online tutoring company. Go for a site where knowledgeable tutors offer live tutoring online  sessions using whiteboard technology. Considering the reputation is important. A website that has helped a good number of students to achieve their target and has won the hearts of parents is surely the right choice. Technology and methodology used by the website should be taken in to account. The interactive tools used by the company should be user-friendly and allow smooth communication. An internet surfing will provide you a list of online tutoring websites. You may browse the site; go through the feedback section browse the tutors’ profile, check the type of sessions offered and the cost to choose the most appropriate online tutoring site. [starbox id=admin]

Tutoring Italian How to Set Your Private Tutor Rates

Tutoring Italian How to Set Your Private Tutor Rates How Much Should One Italian Lesson Cost? ChaptersThe Italy UK PartnershipSo You Want to Teach Italian... for How Much?Italian Learning: How Dear Are Language Lessons?Factors that Determine Your Fee ScheduleIs Italian Your Native Language?You love the language of Dante Alighieri. You are profligate in your use of Italian words and phrases and wish everyone could share your passion for the language and your ability to speak Italian.Thus you have established an online profile, so that you can teach Italian courses online.From what history tells us about passion and romance, living on passion alone is a short-lived proposition, at best.That you will need to collect fees from your students for every Italian lesson you impart is a given.How much to collect: there is an issue to debate.The average private tutoring session costs around £20 per hour, regardless of subject matter.Does that constitute an income you can comfortably live off of?More to the point: At that rate, how many Italian lessons would you have to teach in order t o earn a living wage?After long observation of market trends in private tutoring, Superprof has compiled statistics and concrete numbers.Read on to find out how to set your initial rates, grow your business and your income and, finally: how to make a lucrative living simply by teaching people how to speak Italian.The UK-Italy partnership extends far beyond food Source: Pixabay Credit: Katyasvlet us aver:Italy is the world's eighth-largest economythe UK ranks in the top five destinations for Italian importsItaly ranks in the top ten destinations for goods made in the UK.Those are the official economic statistics. Now, let us point out the cultural advantages brought to us by the Italian people.Cuisine: who does not enjoy a tasty dish of pasta al forno? Who doesn't love pizza?Fashion: Milan and Firenze are global fashion hotspots. Some of the hottest looks originate in ItalyArt: while our humble island can boast of our share of artists, certainly none â€" save maybe Shakespeare or J.K . Rowling are as internationally well-known as Da Vinci, Benigni, Vivaldi, Michelangelo or Raphael.We could also mention that Italy is the preferred destination of British holidaymakers. Of the twenty regions on our favorite Boot,  Tuscany rates the highest.All of these are practical reasons to want to learn Italian.These are also  all ways to draw clients into your fun Italian lessons.Another great way to draw clients is to set enticing rates!So You Want to Teach Italian... for How Much?According to this Forbes article, people who speak more than one language are more valued as employees, and are suitably compensated.Sounds unbelievable, but such a declaration is something to consider for anyone entering the job market â€" such as university students who are set to graduate, and those looking for tutoring jobs London or elsewhere in the UK.However, let us be perfectly frank: recruiters are more eager for job candidates who can speak French, German or Spanish.Currently, Italian seem s to fall 4th on the list of desired languages in the marketplace.That statement seems to beg the question: why learn Italian?Indeed: why not learn to speak German?According to this report by the British Council, Italian, though currently lagging on the list of the most in-demand languages, is set to rise to prominence in the next ten years.People who can speak Italian will become vital to Britain's economy, as well as to non-economic concerns in our country.In light of that information, we can (figuratively) thumb our noses at everyone who devotes so much time to learn Spanish, Arabic, German... all of those who want to learn Korean or try to speak Russian.If you speak Italian as a second language, or are a native speaker  of any of the dialects from the country shaped like a boot, you have a huge market advantage, just now.It should be very easy for you to find students who want to learn how to speak Italian.In fact, they should be fairly breaking down your door with their eagerne ss and urgency to learn.Here is the quandary: inasmuch as you are not governed, directed or protected by any institution or official body, how do you propose to price yourself competitively?As a website dedicated to education, Superprof compiles annual statistics in an effort to better help and guide any subscribers in shaping their tutoring business.Analysis of mode value for any per-hour lesson fee given by a Superprof tutor is £20.That includes fitness training, maths lessons, homework help and any other subject that people need or want to learn, as well as language instruction.Pop quiz: do you think Italian language lessons are worth more or less per hour than any other subject?One session of Italian language tutoring could net you £20 Source: Pixabay Credit: StuxVerbs: conjugation through all of the tensesof special note: the Italian language has a formal 'you' that requires a different verb endingPronunciation: syllable stress, accent, phoneticsTranslation â€" the effective and correct conversion of meaning and nuance, without the use of translation appsItalian for special applicationsItalian for business, Italian for juniors, Italian for travelers, etc.Considering all that is involved with teaching a language in general, and teaching Italian in particular: are you up to that challenge?Are you confident your students will improve their spoken Italian to the point that a sojourn in Tuscany, Sicily or Sardinia would not strain their language capabilities?If so, you could reasonably expect your pay to increase as you take your Italian learner from absolute beginner to fluency.In the meantime, as you are just starting out in your new career as an Italian teacher, you may think that compensation would be hard to come by.No worries there: of all the subjects people study solely for enrichment, a foreign language ranks in popularity right behind music.What are Language Enthusiasts Willing to Pay?Studying Italian in primary school, taking Italian lessons onlin e; signing up for intensive lessons several times per week or participating in linguistic immersion...enlisting the aid of a private Italian tutor in-home.There is no lack of avenues for Italian speakers at beginner level, or any other level, to pursue in their language learning endeavours.Obviously, full immersion into the language, say by an extended stay in Italy and matriculating at an Italian school, is the best way to become fluent.As long as one has the funds to do so, that is.Failing relocation to Florence, the best way to learn Italian would no doubt be engaging a private tutor.Where you live is a factor in how much you can charge for your lessons Source: Pixabay Credit: sasintFactors that Determine Your Fee ScheduleHaving already established that £20 is the average going rate for one hour of instruction, let us now see exactly what would be expected of you, and how you could command more.Where do you Live?Geographical location is of primary consideration when setting your fee schedule.In compiling averages of income for independent tutors (of all subjects, not just language), we found that tutors in metropolitan centers such as London or Bath could command more, and were busier than those in smaller communities or in rural areas.Posting an advert â€" “Progress rapidly in your Italian studies with a native speaker!”, “It's easy to learn Italian!”, “Learn Italian before your next trip to Italy!”, “Speak Italian fluently!”, on any bulletin board in any major city is sure to bring you greater emolument than in any village.Online or In Person?Perhaps you're a former Italian teacher looking for jobs for ex teachers? You could surely reason that a one-on-one Italian teacher would be paid more than a teacher who offers Italian language courses online.However, the online language instructor would be spared travel expenses and save a lot of time, going from one tutee's home to the next â€" in the rain, snow, baking sun and during peak traffic hours.Their clientèle is not limited to their immediate geographical area, either!Here is another point to consider: people are busy these days; not necessarily available, even on a schedule.That might explain the popularity of language apps such as Duolingo and Busuu!And, people are not necessarily trusting enough anymore to welcome people into their home.Thus, even though you might live in a major metropolis, you may consider diversifying your teaching methods to include online instruction.You may well attract a larger client base online than by canvassing door to door!Your Level of Teaching ExperienceA teacher's methodology is critical to students learning a new language.Your ways of imparting instruction depend largely on how much experience you have in doing so.Are you a certified Italian teacher with years of classroom instruction under your belt?What age groups have you taught?What if you've only ever worked with college students getting ready to enrol at Università per Str anieri di Perugia?Giving extracurricular lessons to five-year olds would be a decided change of pace, and require a new everything, from learning materials to teaching mannerisms.Is Italian Your Native Language?This question is not as straightforward as it seems.If you are bilingual and Italian is your second language, you most likely learned Standard Italian, modeled on the Tuscan dialect â€" as opposed to the Roman dialect spoken in the country's capital.Contrary to other countries, Italian's standard vernacular is not driven by its principal city.If you are native Italian, you could well speak any of that country's thirty four dialects!This is a critical point to consider when advertising your services and setting your rates.If your student hopes to attend the University for Foreigners in Siena, teaching the Genoan dialect would not work for him at all.Conversely, if she wants to go to Genoa and you are from Venice... not even your buongiorno would be the same!The point is: merel y stating you are fluent in Italian is not necessarily grounds for hiring, let alone commanding a high fee.Citing any measure of teaching experience is not necessarily your passport to promoting Italian language and culture.The best way to determine how much you could charge for helping people with their Italian pronunciation and comprehension is to match your language skills to the people who want to learn them.To get started, especially if you are a novice language teacher (or, being native Italian, your English skills are still developing), teach only a particular aspect of the language, such as conversational Italian, or Italian for Beginners.If your English language skills are still developing, you could propose a language exchange program wherein you both could learn for free! You would be gaining skills toward future earnings!You could teach Italian in relation with some aspect of the culture: cooking, music or Italian opera.As this would be a relative niche market, you may b e able to charge more for your lessons!No matter which way you go, your speaking Italian is a gateway to future earnings. All you have to figure out is the best way to access them.Capisce, caro?

Understanding whole number representations

Understanding whole number representations Whole number is a non-decimal number, non-negative number starting from zero to positive infinity. The whole number is represented by W = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.}. In a whole number the digit to the extreme right is the ones place. The digit next to it is the tens and so on. While rounding to the nearest whole number if the number to the right of the rounding number is less the 5 round down and if the number is 5 or more round up. Then replace the removed digits by zeroes in the given number. Example 1: What is 3,569 rounded to nearest tens? Solution: The number in the tens place is 6 for the number 3,569. The ones place if greater than 5 round up or else round down. The number to the right of the tenss place i.e. ones place is 9 which is greater than 5. Hence round up for the tens place = 6 + 1 = 7. Replace all the numbers to the right of tens by zeros. Hence rounding the number is 3,570. Question: Multiple choice question (Pick the correct option.) Cindy has 4 packets of crackers. She shared half of them with her friend. How much did she share? a) 2 packets b) 4 packets c) packet d) none of these. Correct answer: option a. Explanation: Number of cracker packets Cindy has = 4. Half of 4 packets = 4 x 1/2 = 2 Packets. Hence Cindy shared 2 packets of crackers with her friend.

20+ Best Pinterest Boards for Learning French Online

20+ Best Pinterest Boards for Learning French Online Brooke Neuman Do you want to learn French or supplement your current French lessons with some new exercises? Below are 20+ of the best Pinterest boards for learning French online… Chances are you’re familiar with Pinterest; perhaps you even have an account. While great for saving delicious recipes and décor ideas, Pinterest is also useful  for learning French online. There are hundreds of Pinterest pages dedicated solely to learning French, many of which are created by French teachers  and language experts themselves.  From French grammar to French culture, there’s something for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students. Since we know you don’t have time to browse through hundreds of pages, we’ve rounded up the 20+ best Pinterest boards for learning French online. Weve even organized them into different categories to help you find what youre looking for. So whether you’re a student, a teacher, or just a lover of France, these boards are sure to inspire and educate you. French Grammar and  Vocabulary 1. French Learning from Language Comics:  With over 90,000 pins and 21,000 followers, French Learning from Language Comics is a great resource for students. The board features an array of content, including fun French learning games and study tips. 2. Laura K Lawless:  Virtual  language teacher and creator of Lawless French, Laura K Lawless has a over 1,000 helpful pins for French students. Check out the French Expressions and French Reading Practice board for some  awesome exercises. 3. Brenadette Rego: Language specialist, Bernadette Rego has over 60 boards that will help you learn French. We suggest taking a look at her French Games and French Verbs boards. 4. Annette Gilleron: Creator of Learn French Lab, Annette Gilleron has curated tons of great content for French students. We especially love the Fresh Video Tutorials board, which features dozens of helpful videos. French Culture and Travel 5. Lets Move to France With Annie:  Created by Annieâ€"who moved her family to France for a one-year sabbaticalâ€"Let’s Move to France is great for those who might be considering moving or traveling to France. 6.  Learn French with Talk in French:  From French grammar to French music and food, Learn French with Talk in French is your one-stop-shop for learning all things French. 7. Comme une  Française: Thinking about moving to France? Comme une  Française, created by  Géraldine Lepère, has 15 boards all dedicated to French culture. Géraldine will have you fitting into the French culture in no time. 8. Annick-Selfrench.com: Developed by French teacher Annick,   Annick-Selfrench.com  features many tools and resources for learning French. She also touches on French tourism. 9. French Today: Created by the founder of French Today, French Today contains 12 boards dedicated to learning French online. In addition to French learning tips, French Today contain boards related to French culture. French Teachers 10. For French Immersion: Perfect for teachers, For French Immersion  offers an abundance of printable resources for learning French. For example, you can access printables for French grammar, vocabulary, and more. 11. Love Learning Languages: Useful for both students and teachers, Love Learning Languages has 10 different boards that cover a wide range of topics, such as French classroom ideas, beginner video lessons, and more. 12. Pennys Primary Printables: Need some classroom inspiration? Pennys Primary Printables  has an array of resources for French teachers, including holiday and seasonal activities. 13. Teaching FSL: Useful for French teachers,  Teaching FSL  has several boards filled with engaging teaching ideas. From  games to quizzes, theres no shortage of activities in which you can choose. General Languages 14. Fiona Busfield-Translator: While not  solely  dedicated to learning French, Fiona Busfield-Translator has a lot of inspiring content  for language learners. We especially like the Language Funnies and All Things France boards. 15. Sarah @ Baby Bilingual: Do you have a child who is learning French? Sarah @ Baby Bilingual has an array of helpful tips on  raising a bilingual child, including language-rich games and crafts for your little one. 16. World Language Classroom: With over 20 boards, World Language Classroom is a great resource for language teachers and students alike. Content  covers all aspects of learning a language, from writing, speaking, and reading. 17. Jennifer Wagner: Creator of ielanguages.com, Jennifer Wagner is an expert in language learning. Check  out her tips on  learning French along with other languages, such as Dutch, Spanish, and Italian. French Fun 18. French in Normandy: With over nine boards all dedicated to French, French in Normandy has a ton of great information for French learners. We especially like the French Humor board. 19. French Language for Bilinguals: Curated by Think Bilingual, French Language for Bilinguals is filled with language resources for kids and adults. From French music to French grammar, this board has over 800 pins. 20. Samantha Decker: Creator of The French Corner, Samantha Decker has curated 12 boards that every French language and culture lover will enjoy. 21. Yippee Learning: Besides language  learning tips, Yippee Learning has several boards dedicated to French culture. Check out their French Decor and French Painters boards. 22.  TakeLessons Learning French: The  TakeLessons French Pinterest board covers everything and anything French! From culture to language, youll find fun articles and images that will inspire you. Happy Exploring Learning French online has never been easier with websites like Pinterest. Browse through these 20+ boards to help reach your goals. Do you have a Pinterest board dedicated to learning French online? Tell us about it in the comment section below and we will add it to the list! Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher

SAT words. From Extol to Panegyric - Private Tutoring

ACT/SAT words. From Extol to Panegyric BobbiM Apr 25, 2014  ACT/SAT coming up?  Calm your nerves by learning these words. Extol; v. To praise highly.   They extolled me when I returned after receiving my bachelors degree with honors. Kudos; n. Praise; a compliment. Kudos to whoever came up with the brilliant idea of sliced bread. Laudable; adj. worthy of praise and/or recognition. She did a laudable deed and because of this, she was very much loved in the community. Meritorious; adj. deserving of award, merit, or praise. I admired his meritorious behavior of attempting to save the child. Panegyric; n. A formal public compliment or elaborate praise. After all chaos politician had caused, there was much panegyric when he resigned from his place of office. Praiseworthy; adj. Meriting praise and high commendation. Everything he did was praiseworthy and thats why I so easily loved him. Abominate; v. To detest thoroughly. He was an abominable person who was so forceful and mean. Admonitory; adj. Mildly cautionary, reproving, or scolding. The teachers admonitory tone made me know I was close to getting on her last nerve. Berate; v. To scold angrily and at length. She berated her daughter for coming home long after curfew. Blameworthy; adj. Worthy of blame or reproof; guilty; deserving punishment. Everything she did was blameworthy. She put behind every act her rebelliousness. Castigate; v. To criticize thoroughly, even to punish for an infraction. After I got in a physical fight at school, I was castigated by my father and grounded for two months. Censurable; adj. Deserving of censure or blame. This material is censurable and needs to be blocked.

Skype English Classes Cheaper than a Martini in Rio De Janeiro

Skype English Classes Cheaper than a Martini in Rio De Janeiro This, or a class with a native English speaker.Weve recently started giving a lesson based on this article in the New York Times about the economy in Brazil. As the economy heats up, prices have risen, so much so that a martini costs $35 in some parts of Brazil. Thats well above the cost of even our 1-on-1 Skype English Classes! On top of that, our group English classes are only slightly more expensive per hour than 1 Big Mac in Brazil ($7.99 per hour).So, let me give you some advice. The next time youre thinking about buying a $35 martini, or a $6 Big Mac, stop yourself. An English class is much healthier than a martini or a Big Mac, and in an hour with a native English speaker, youre going to learn something.Yes, I know, before you drink the martini or eat the Big Mac, it will seem like a much better idea. Learning a language is kind of like exercise in that way. Before you exercise, sitting on the couch and watching another show on television seems much better than exercising. But then, after the show is over, you feel guilty for wasting your time watching another stupid thing on television. If you had gone to the gym, youd feel great afterward, knowing youd done something good for your health, and having a sense of accomplishment.English classes are the same way. It may sound like work beforehand, but once youre in class, youll know youre spending your time and money wisely. Contact us today and take a first class free.

The importance of reading for a child Why a good foundation is necessary - ALOHA Mind Math

The importance of reading for a child â€" Why a good foundation is necessary This recent article tells us about how SAT reading scores have hit the lowest point in 40 years, and this should definitely be a big concern to all of us. In a world where text messages are a major mode of communication, keeping the essence of the language alive can be quite a task for parents. Here are some reasons why reading is still an important foundation for our kids: Beginning to talk: Young children who are read to often, would be quicker to pick up words of the language and start talking early. Reading to a child can also help in making speech a lot clearer as these kids get to hear a lot of words and sentences at an early age. Enhances curiosity: A child who is just beginning to read tries to put together and read all the words he sees in front of him. This leads to a lot of healthy curiosity as he would want to know the meaning of longer words that he can read but cannot understand yet. Improvement of vocabulary:Once a child is 7 or 8 years of age, and able to read non-pic torial novels on their own, you will see a big improvement in their vocabulary. You will see them using new and longer words nearly every day. Make sure that you encourage your child to come and ask you for meanings of words that they might not yet understand so that their learning can be complete. The importance of readingPhoto courtesy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcsamsom/3303868143/ Better creativity: Children who read more would tend to start writing more creatively at a young age too, as they instinctively learn about story development through their reading too. This would be a good support for their language coursework at school too. Good communication: A good vocabulary leads to an ease of communication when talking to peers or adults. The ability to come up with anecdotes also is a contributor here. Improved confidence: When a child has a clear understanding of the language due to her reading, and can communicate well as well as contribute to creative assignments more easily, all this leads to an improved sense of confidence. Any parent would want to give their child all the advantages that starting to read at a young age can lead to. We at Aloha can also help your child with our English programs that include reading programs for kids. Please see our website for more details: http://www.aloha-usa.com

USMLE Tutor in Milwaukee, WI

USMLE Tutor in Milwaukee, WI Meet our new Tutor Dr. Amani A. She lives in Milwaukee, WI and specializes in Test Prep: USMLE. Amani scored 250+ on USMLE Steps 1, 2CK. She is passionate about teaching and enjoy motivating students. She uses a coaching style approach that is solution directed and goal oriented to find the student’s maximum potential. Amani is able to use your  artistic skills to break down the complexity into simple information that is easily comprehensible. Amani has a holistic approach to guide students through the process of organizing their time and reach their maximum potential with their focus, health and wellness to yield the highest results. Her  passion for medical education has led Amani  to study medical illustration and earn a Master of Science in Biomedical Visualization. Through her  studies, Amani learned the art and science of visual communication. She is  able to create educational material for medical students that is both intuitive and comprehensible. In the past 5 years, Amani has helped both US and international medical graduates reach their goals on the USMLE exams.  Please feel free to contact  Amani or any of our  USMLE Tutors at TutorZ.