Concrete 5 Tutoring Offers Professionalism and Quality Training

Concrete 5 Tutoring Offers Professionalism and Quality TrainingIf you are a private or government contractor looking for skilled labor for cement and concrete maintenance projects, consider taking advantage of the concrete 5 tutoring program. This provides you with a list of qualified candidates in your area who may need some training before they can complete their projects successfully. Contractors will be happy to receive this type of training as it gives them an edge over their competition in a highly competitive industry.The immediate benefits of this type of program are evident when you take the time to research the best contractors in your area. They are experienced in the processes required to complete a concrete project with pride and quality.These contractors will be able to provide advice and assistance to their customers, and if they have any special requests for completing a project, they will be willing to help with that as well. A concrete project is often the most time consuming and most expensive type of construction project there is. Many contractors will offer training to employees to make sure they know the job and will even train the laborers on the job so that they can complete their jobs without a hitch.Contractors can choose to offer private training or classroom tutoring to those who sign up for their program. Often, it will be both. With contractors offering in-house training and on-site classroom tutoring, there is no reason to compromise on quality with training in-house or from a contractor.Also, private education classes can be delivered in your office. Most projects are highly interactive and require several aspects of human nature, so it makes sense to learn from those who know the work. Sometimes, many people will come to your office for assistance with their projects, and this will be greatly appreciated by the contractor who keeps the individual comfortable throughout the course of the project.And when you think about it, there is another reason for contractors to provide these services. During the project, if the contractor finds the need to seek out assistance, they can then offer that assistance to their employee's and to their customer's who are taking part in the project.Concrete 5 tutoring is certainly one way to go. Whether you are a contractor, contractor looking for workers, or some other type of employer, take advantage of the information provided by this website to find the most qualified candidates in your area.

How Tension Affects Your Voice (And What to Do About It!)

How Tension Affects Your Voice (And What to Do About It!) Suzy S. As a beginner singer, its important to understand how unnecessary tension affects your tone and your breath support. Here, NY teacher  Nadia B.  shares what to keep in mind and how to combat that tension Singing is, in many ways, a very natural activity. We all have a voice, and it is meant to be used to communicate in speech and in music. However, when one delves more into the art of singing through voice lessons, practice, and performance, tension sometimes creeps in. It can seem uncontrollable and the source unidentifiable. The reasons for tension are many, but with the following tips you should be able to better identify how to sing without tension and enjoy a singing practice that is full of expression and requires much less effort. Understanding the Common Causes of Tension To combat tension, the first step is to understand some of the common causes for tension while singing. The most common ones I encounter are a mix of psychological and physical. Trying to be right and using too much effort are two of the biggest factors in tension. To identify whether these apply to you, notice as you’re singing if you’re always trying to fix something. Are you set on singing each passage perfectly, no matter what it takes? You might especially notice this in your singing lessons, when your teacher is observing you. While the intention is good, trying to sing something perfectly can lead to excess mental and physical tension. Using too much effort goes along with this idea. Although singing is a very natural activity, sometimes singers use too much effort in an attempt to sing loudly, more expressively, or faster. So, What Can You Do? Pay attention to your physical reaction and your thoughts as you approach a passage that calls for one of the above qualities. Do you notice an increase in tension, or of negative or panicky thoughts? If so, simply noticing these trends and taking steps to reduce your engagement with these unproductive methods can greatly reduce the amount of tension you’re using. Instead of placing your mental and physical energy in these methods, focus on staying open as you allow the expression to come up and out of you, connecting with the ground to sing louder, and using the breath as a means to propel a fast passage instead of muscular effort or unhelpful thoughts. What Else Causes Tension? Two additional mindsets that lead to excess tension are over-focusing and anxiousness. As you sing, are you overly focused on the voice and the vocal mechanism? While the vocal mechanism is undoubtedly important, singers can forget the rest of the body, which is an important part of resonance, power, and connection. If you are fixated on the vocal mechanism, try to bring your awareness to the whole torso, and then include the legs, arms, head, and feet as well. Similarly, feeling anxious or nervous while performing can create tension. To work with nerves while practicing or before a performance, give yourself a few breaths to notice what areas of your body are responding to the feelings of nerves, and see if you can mentally connect those areas to the whole of you. For example, while your neck might feel tight and tense, remembering that it is part of your whole spine and supported by all the buoyant connections within the spine and the ribcage can help you release the tension. Dont Let Tension Take Over! Whatever the cause of tension, it always has a physical manifestation that can be very uncomfortable and can interfere greatly with singing naturally and beautifully. As you become more in tune with how to sing without tension, use your awareness of your body to release tension in the following areas: The root of the tongue (it should be soft, not tight and hard) The jaw (release the muscles of the jaw to free the whole vocal mechanism, including the throat, the back of the neck, the head and mask and the tops of the shoulders) The soft palette (allowing it to rise up, or releasing any depression in the soft palette, can create more room for resonance) The throat (not tightening or constricting the throat allows the air to move easily) The mask (releasing any deadening in the sinuses, contraction in the eyes and forehead, and allowing the nose to be wide can create much more space for the sound) The intercostal muscles (in between the ribs; allowing these muscles to release allows the breath to move easily in and out without excess effort) The diaphragm and the back (the diaphragm’s connection to the ribs and back makes it essential for ease in singing, and the back is a wide and long swath of musculature that you can allow to expand to create more flexibility and freedom in your singing) The back line (think of this as a line that extends from your sacrum down through the buttocks and legs and into your heels; allowing it to lengthen into the ground ensures that you are not over-contracting the buttocks, legs, and ankles) With these tips, you can easily discover how to sing without tension! And in the process, you may also find even greater delight and enjoyment in exploring the craft of singing. Use these tips as a jumping off point for your own exploration of how your whole self â€" body, mind, and soul â€" acts as an open vessel for expressing everything a rich, meaningful voice has to offer. Nadia B. teaches flute and piano in New York, NY, as well as through online lessons. She  acted as principal flutist of the orchestra and wind ensemble at  California State University, Sacramento, and then went on to receive her degree in Music Performance from New York University.  Learn more about Nadia here! 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 Photo by  Armando G Alonso

Building Childrens Confidence in School

Building Children’s Confidence in School School doesnt come easy for every child. It can be a challenging experience, and one that requires persistence and patience. Unfortunately, however, when school work becomes overly difficult, many children lose faith in themselves as students. Left uncorrected, this can have a lasting detrimental effect on a childs performance in school and overall attitude and demeanor. To pave the way for school success, parents should work to build their childrens self-confidence. Confident children do not shy away from hard work and will generally see failure as an opportunity to make changes and try again. How can you develop your childs confidence? Here are several tips: Be supportive. Children typically trust what their parents say as the truth, so its essential that parents regularly let them know that they believe in their abilities. To grow into capable, confident students, children need to feel supported by parents, not controlled. Let your child take the reins on homework and school and be on hand for help. Work together on goal setting. The process of goal setting helps children take control of their success, resulting in a greater willingness to attempt hard things and increased confidence that their efforts will yield good results. Encourage your child to lay out what he or she wants to achieve and the barriers standing in the way, as well as a plan to work around those obstacles. Foster independence. Whenever possible, parents should offer their children the chance to make decisions for themselves. Set high but achievable expectations, then put trust in your child to tackle tasks on his or her ownfrom homework to household chores. This will cultivate your childs sense of responsibility. Every accomplishment, however small or routine, gives your child the assurance that he or she is capable. Encourage doing new things. Parents who nudge their children to put themselves out there to try thingsfrom joining a new club to taking challenging classesare helping them grow and adapt to new situations. Always support your childs attempts to acquire new skills and learn from challenging endeavors. While parents cannot simply make their children confident, they can take note of their childrens strengths and encourage them to work hard, take initiative, persevere, and learn from their mistakes. These types of actions inspire children to go for what they want and strive to improve themselves as students and people, taking calculated risks along the way. Confidence, after all, is one of the building blocks for academic achievement. By making your child feel empowered and skilled, you are equipping him or her with the tools for lifelong school and career success. About Huntington Huntington is the tutoring and test prep leader.Its certified tutors provide individualized instruction in reading, phonics, writing, study skills, elementary and middle school math, Algebra through Calculus, Chemistry, and other sciences. It preps for the SAT and ACT, as well as state and standardized exams. Huntington programs develop the skills, confidence, and motivation to help students succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntingtons mission is to give every student the best education possible. Learn how Huntington can help at www.huntingtonhelps.com. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com. 2018 Huntington Mark, LLC. Huntington Learning Center, the three-leaf logo, and 1 800 CAN LEARN are registered trademarks of Huntington Mark, LLC. Each franchised Huntington Learning Center is operated under a franchise agreement with Huntington Learning Centers, Inc.

Master the Difference Between Do and Make In a Week

Master the Difference Between Do and Make In a Week The difference between do and make can be extremely frustrating to any English Language Learner. This blog is to help you master the difference in one week. If you follow the instructions and do the work everyday you will grasp the difference a lot more strongly.Day 1:The first thing  you need to do is learn the definitions of do and makeDo/Did/Done there are two definitions you will need to know about. Do is a verb and Do is an auxiliary.Do the verbto  perform (an action, the precise nature of which is often unspecified): something must be done about the citys traffic | she knew what she was doing | what can I do for you? | Brian was making eyes at the girl, and had been doing so for most of the hearing.• perform (a particular task): Dad always did the cooking on Sundays.• work on (something) to bring it to completion or to a required state: it takes them longer to do their hair than me | shes the secretary and does the publicity.• make or have available and provide: hes doi ng bistro food | many hotels dont do single rooms at all  he decided to do her a favor.• solve; work out: Joe was doing sums aloud.• cook (food) to completion or to a specified degree: if a knife inserted into the center comes out clean, then your pie is done.• (often in questions) work at for a living: what does she do?• produce or give a performance of (a particular play, opera, etc.): the Royal Shakespeare Company is doing Macbeth next month.• perform (a particular role, song, etc.) or imitate (a particular person) in order to entertain people: he not only does Schwarzenegger and Groucho, he becomes them.• informal take (a narcotic drug): he doesnt smoke, drink, or do drugs.• attend to (someone): the barber said hed do me next.2 [ with obj. ] achieve or complete, in particular:• travel (a specified distance): one car I looked at had done 112,000 miles.• travel at (a specified speed): I was speeding, doing seventy-five.• achieve (a specified sales figure): our bestselling album did about a million worldwide.• spend (a specified period of time), typically in prison or in a particular occupation: he did five years for manslaughter.• [ no obj. ] informal finish: you must sit there and wait till Im done | [ with present participle ] : were done arguing.• (be done) be over: the special formula continues to beautify your tan when the day is done.• (be/have done with) give up concern for: have finished with: I would sell the place and have done with it | Steve was not done with her.3 act or behave in a specified way: they are free to do as they please | you did well to bring her back.• make progress or perform in a specified way; get on: when a team is doing badly, its not easy for a new player to settle in | Mrs. Walters, howre you doing?• [ with obj. and complement ] have a specified effect on: the walk will do me good.• [ with obj. ] result in: the years of stagnation did a lot of harm to the younger generation.4  be suitable or acceptable: if hes anything like you, hell do | [ with obj. ] : a couple of bucksll do me.Do the AuxiliaryDo the auxiliary is used for questions and negatives.Make1 form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create: my grandmother made a dress for me | the body is made from four pieces of maple | baseball bats are made of ash.• (make something into) alter something so that it forms or constitutes (something else): buffalos milk can be made into cheese.• compose, prepare, or draw up (something written or abstract): she made her will.• prepare (a dish, drink, or meal) for consumption: she was making lunch for Lucy and Francis | [ with two objs. ] : Ill make us both a cup of tea.• arrange bedclothes tidily on (a bed) ready for use.• arrange and light materials for (a fire).• Electronics complete or close (a circuit).2 cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about: the drips had made a pool on the floor.• [ with obj. and compl ement or infinitive ] cause to become or seem: decorative features make brickwork more interesting | the best way to disarm your critics is to make them laugh.• carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action, movement, or sound): Unger made a speech of forty minutes | anyone can make a mistake | we made a deal.• communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement): I tend to make heavy demands on people | [ with two objs. ] : make him an offer he cant refuse.• [ with obj. and complement ] appoint or designate (someone) to a position: he was made a colonel in the Mexican army.• [ with obj. and complement ] represent or cause to appear in a specified way: the sale price and extended warranty make it an excellent value.• cause or ensure the success or advancement of: the work which really made Wordsworths reputation.3 [ with obj. and infinitive ] compel (someone) to do something: she bought me a brandy and made me drink it.4 constitute; amount to: they made an unusua l duo.• serve as or become through development or adaptation: this fern makes a good houseplant.• consider to be; estimate as: How many are there? I make it sixteen.• agree or decide on (a specified arrangement), typically one concerning a time or place: lets make it 7:30.5 gain or earn (money or profit): hed made a lot of money out of hardware.6 arrive at (a place) within a specified time or in time for (a train or other transport): weve got a lot to do if youre going to make the shuttle | they didnt always make it on time.• (make it) succeed in something; become successful: he waited confidently for his band to make it.• achieve a place in: these dogs seldom make the news | they made it to the semifinals.• achieve the rank of: he wasnt going to make captain.Day 2The RulesOk. So now you can learn about the rules of make or do. Im going to give you a warning.first you need to learn the rules or more precisely tips about the two verbs. Day 3 will consist of learning and m emorizing the most common exceptions to the rules. I know!  So frustrating, but keep with it. Here are a few hints/tips/rules that I give to my students to help them know the difference.Tip 1. Do with our head.Make with our handsDo homework, do math, do calculations,make a cake, make a dress, make the bed, make love;)Tip 2.Same letterDo the dishesmake moneyTip 3.When  do  or  make  are used as main verbs it can be confusing to ESL learners. The verb  makegoes with some words and the verb  do  with other words.Do We use the verb  do  when someone performs an action, activity or task.do a crossword do the ironing do the laundry do the washing do the washing up Do  is often used when referring to work of any kind.do your  work do homework do housework do your  job !Note   these activities do not usually produce a physical object.Do for General IdeasUse the verb  do  when speaking about things in general. In other words, to describe an action without saying exactly what the action is. T his form is often used with the words something, nothing, anything, everything, etc.Im not doing anything today. He does everything for his mother. Shes doing nothing.Important Expressions with DoThere are a number of standard expressions that take the verb do. The best solution is to try to learn them.do badly do business do the dishes do a favour do good do harm do time (to go to prison) do well do your best do your hair do your nails do your worst Make We use the verb  make  for constructing, building or creatingmake a dress make food make a cup of tea / coffee Make  is often used when referring to preparing food of any kind.make a meal breakfast / lunch / dinner !Note   these activities usually create something that you can touch.Important Expressions with MakeThere are a number of standard expressions that take the verb  make. The best solution is to try to learn them.make amends make arrangements make believe (to pretend) make a choice make a comment make a decision make a difference make an effort make an enquiry make an excuse make a fool of yourself make a fortune make friends make a fuss make a journey make love make a mess make a mistake make money make a move make a noise make a payment make a phone call make a plan make a point make a profit make a promise make a remark make a sound make a speech make a suggestion make time make a visit make your bed (to prepare the bed for sleeping in)

Kumon Runs Deep for this Trio of Siblings

Kumon Runs Deep for this Trio of Siblings Kumon Runs Deep for this Trio of Siblings Meet the Rodrigues familyâ€"Sheridan (13), Rania (11), and Haydn (9). Their parents, Chantal and Dominic, decided to enroll them in the Kumon Math and Reading Program three years ago. Thanks to their hard-work and the guidance from Instructor Gulnar Surani at Kumon of Summerlin, today all three of them are studying above their respective grade levels and achieving remarkable success outside the classroom. Sheridan’s time in Kumon is impressive. He enrolled when he was 10 years-old and quickly completed the entire math and reading program in one short year. That means he was studying Shakespeare and calculus at 11-years-old! And the most impressive thing about his accomplishment is that he did that while also a member of the US Youth Olympic Development Program for Nevada, participating in state piano competitions, and winning many regional and state academic awards. “Kumon provided Sheridan with an incredible foundation that goes beyond merely the curriculum of the math and reading programs,” said Chantal, Sheridan’s mother. “It extends to the fundamental process of seeking and gaining knowledge, being consistent, learning independence, being motivated, trying hard and sometimes failing, building perseverance, setting goals, measuring yourself, and ultimately succeeding.” Rania was 7-years-old when she first enrolled in Kumon. She immediately fell in love with the Kumon Math Program and completed the entire program by the time she was 11. As the second sibling to become a program completer, she was studying three years above her grade level in Kumon. Not to mention balancing competitive soccer and musical activities. Rania may be the middle child between her two brothers, but she is definitely her own person. “Rania is like the little engine that could,” said Dominic, Rania’s father. “She sets high goals and big dreams for herself, and they truly are her own, not ours or her brothers’. Some may be realistic, and some may not be; however, she embraces all of them as if they were of the same importance to her.” Did we mention that she consistently ranked in the top 20 of top performing Kumon Math Students in all of North America? The youngest of the three siblings, Haydn was just 5-years-old when he enrolled in the program. Now at 9-years-old, he’s studying three years above his grade level in math and reading at Kumonâ€"discovering trigonometric functions and analyzing literary characters while improving critical reading abilities. “Haydn is an inspiration to us because of what he has achieved in the Kumon Program at such a young age,” said his parents, Chantal and Dominic. “The youngest of our three children in Kumon, he has worked smartly and quickly to progress to the upper levels in just a few years.” Haydn also plays competitive soccer and the violin. He consistently ranks in Kumon North America’s Top 20 in both the math and reading programs. A healthy dose of sibling rivalry is good for the competitive soul, but it’s obvious that this trio of siblings are just as proud of each other’s accomplishments. We look forward to seeing their continued success inside and outside of the classroom. Discover even more student success stories. You might also be interested in: These Siblings Share a Common Bond Through Kumon Angel, age 10: Alison Mori, Kumon Instructor Meet Marco, a Program Completer, Who Inspired Other Family Members to Reach their Highest Potential with Kumon Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program Kumon Runs Deep for this Trio of Siblings Kumon Runs Deep for this Trio of Siblings Meet the Rodrigues familyâ€"Sheridan (13), Rania (11), and Haydn (9). Their parents, Chantal and Dominic, decided to enroll them in the Kumon Math and Reading Program three years ago. Thanks to their hard-work and the guidance from Instructor Gulnar Surani at Kumon of Summerlin, today all three of them are studying above their respective grade levels and achieving remarkable success outside the classroom. Sheridan’s time in Kumon is impressive. He enrolled when he was 10 years-old and quickly completed the entire math and reading program in one short year. That means he was studying Shakespeare and calculus at 11-years-old! And the most impressive thing about his accomplishment is that he did that while also a member of the US Youth Olympic Development Program for Nevada, participating in state piano competitions, and winning many regional and state academic awards. “Kumon provided Sheridan with an incredible foundation that goes beyond merely the curriculum of the math and reading programs,” said Chantal, Sheridan’s mother. “It extends to the fundamental process of seeking and gaining knowledge, being consistent, learning independence, being motivated, trying hard and sometimes failing, building perseverance, setting goals, measuring yourself, and ultimately succeeding.” Rania was 7-years-old when she first enrolled in Kumon. She immediately fell in love with the Kumon Math Program and completed the entire program by the time she was 11. As the second sibling to become a program completer, she was studying three years above her grade level in Kumon. Not to mention balancing competitive soccer and musical activities. Rania may be the middle child between her two brothers, but she is definitely her own person. “Rania is like the little engine that could,” said Dominic, Rania’s father. “She sets high goals and big dreams for herself, and they truly are her own, not ours or her brothers’. Some may be realistic, and some may not be; however, she embraces all of them as if they were of the same importance to her.” Did we mention that she consistently ranked in the top 20 of top performing Kumon Math Students in all of North America? The youngest of the three siblings, Haydn was just 5-years-old when he enrolled in the program. Now at 9-years-old, he’s studying three years above his grade level in math and reading at Kumonâ€"discovering trigonometric functions and analyzing literary characters while improving critical reading abilities. “Haydn is an inspiration to us because of what he has achieved in the Kumon Program at such a young age,” said his parents, Chantal and Dominic. “The youngest of our three children in Kumon, he has worked smartly and quickly to progress to the upper levels in just a few years.” Haydn also plays competitive soccer and the violin. He consistently ranks in Kumon North America’s Top 20 in both the math and reading programs. A healthy dose of sibling rivalry is good for the competitive soul, but it’s obvious that this trio of siblings are just as proud of each other’s accomplishments. We look forward to seeing their continued success inside and outside of the classroom. Discover even more student success stories. You might also be interested in: These Siblings Share a Common Bond Through Kumon Angel, age 10: Alison Mori, Kumon Instructor Meet Marco, a Program Completer, Who Inspired Other Family Members to Reach their Highest Potential with Kumon Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program

Teacher of the Week #3 Yvonne Lee

Teacher of the Week #3 Yvonne Lee Welcome to our 3rd  Teacher of the Week  spotlight! This week we feature English teacher,  Yvonne Lee   Click here to visit her italki profile. Yvonne comes from the United Kingdom and is a professional online English teacher. She has an honours degree in Literature, holds a CELTA Certificate, and has taught an amazing 693 sessions on italki! Here is a quick snapshot of her impressive italki teaching history. Lesson Feedback Rating : 4.9 Sessions Taught:  693 Students: 101 Yvonne has also created a fantastic English lesson to demonstrate her teaching skills. Check it out below: Wed like to thank Yvonne for being a part of our teacher community on italki, and look forward to more teachers of her calibre joining our site. If you are studying English make sure to consider Yvonne. *Teachers are selected based on activity, cleanliness of profile, and student satisfaction.  Teachers must have video introductions to qualify.  If you would like to nominate yourself or another teacher, email me at    sam@italki.com Teacher of the Week #3 Yvonne Lee Welcome to our 3rd  Teacher of the Week  spotlight! This week we feature English teacher,  Yvonne Lee   Click here to visit her italki profile. Yvonne comes from the United Kingdom and is a professional online English teacher. She has an honours degree in Literature, holds a CELTA Certificate, and has taught an amazing 693 sessions on italki! Here is a quick snapshot of her impressive italki teaching history. Lesson Feedback Rating : 4.9 Sessions Taught:  693 Students: 101 Yvonne has also created a fantastic English lesson to demonstrate her teaching skills. Check it out below: Wed like to thank Yvonne for being a part of our teacher community on italki, and look forward to more teachers of her calibre joining our site. If you are studying English make sure to consider Yvonne. *Teachers are selected based on activity, cleanliness of profile, and student satisfaction.  Teachers must have video introductions to qualify.  If you would like to nominate yourself or another teacher, email me at    sam@italki.com

Subscribe Now! 20+ YouTube Resources to Learn World Languages

Subscribe Now! 20+ YouTube Resources to Learn World Languages 20+ YouTube Resources to Learn World Languages Your YouTube addiction might make your parents proud.It may sound unlikely, but it could just happen if you use YouTube to learn a language.Anyone can self-study a language with the help of the internet, and if you do it successfully, you can improve your career prospects and open up a whole world of possibilities.In the same way, anyone with a camera and a dream can have their own YouTube channel.But just like firing up YouTube in the hopes of learning a language doesnt make you fluent, filming yourself and your friends goofing around in your college dorm room doesnt make you a star.In fact, more often, this last scenario tends to result in ill-advised stunts and public embarrassment.But thankfully, the availability of YouTube also means that people with incredible language skills and generous spirits can share their knowledge with the world.Yes, there are a lot of great language learning YouTube channels  to teach you languages as well as  polyglot YouTube channels  to inspire you. There are even some comprehensive programs that use YouTube content as the primary medium for helping you learn a language.And watching YouTube can be just the thing you need to make yourself a language learning success.Below, well look at more than 20 of the very best language learning YouTube resources for multiple popular languages where you can subscribe to learning. Well also link you to some more thoughtfully created lists of awesome YouTube content for the specific language youre learning. How to Select the Right YouTube Language Learning Resources for YouPay attention to regional dialects.  Each YouTube channel may use a specific dialect, and if you choose a dialect other than the one youre studying, you might be confused. For instance, if your focus is on Levantine Arabic, a channel that teaches North African Arabic wont be as useful.Look at the level of the content. Ideally, you should look for YouTube channels that focus on your level.  For instance, if a channel posts exclusively beginning vocabulary, it isnt a great choice for advanced level learners.Check how frequently videos are posted. It can be helpful to go and look at old videos, but its even better if a channel posts frequently since this will be a helpful reminder to study the language.Watch a couple videos to see if you like the style.  Each channel has a different production style, and educational channels frequently have different teaching styles. Watching a couple videos on any channel youre interested in will help you determine whether you like the style enough to keep watching.Dont hesitate to mix and match channels.  Thankfully, theres no one stopping you from watching any and all channels you like. Not only will this give you more material, it will also give you different perspectives on the language.20+ YouTube Resources to Learn World LanguagesMultiple LanguagesInnovative Language Pod101When it comes to language learning YouTube channels, Innovative Languages Pod101 series is at the top of its game, providing friendly instructional material for learning multiple world languages at all levels. New videos are usually added on Tuesdays and Fridays, so theres always plenty of content to enjoy.While they offer easily accessible content on various YouTube channelsâ€"which include videos covering common words and phrases, providing listening practice and even sometimes providing reading practiceâ€"Innovative Language also makes it easy to access a whole wealth of goodies by subscribing on their website, including not just audio and video but PDF lesson notes and a learner community.Pod101 is available for Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and more.FluentUWhile learning programs like Pod101 teach you languages directly through videos, FluentU pulls together fun, authentic YouTube videos from all over the worldâ€"like music videos, movie trailers, news, vlogs and moreâ€"and combines them with suppor tive, flexible learning tools.With FluentU, YouTube videos created for a native audience become educational tools with interactive, annotated captions including definitions, example sentences and associated images. Plus, you can click a word to see how its used in other videos.You can even use FluentUs Learn Mode for a unique, innovative learning experience that combines videos, images and example sentences into flashcards and exercises.Since FluentU uses a special algorithm, the questions you see will be based on your learning history to ensure your FluentU experience builds on what youve already learned. Aside from that, FluentU offers video content for six different levels as well as for various regional accents and dialects, so you can easily find content thats right for you.You can even customize your experience further by turning your own word list into a flashcard set and learning your target vocabulary from real-world video clips automatically compiled just for you.Start usi ng FluentU online  for Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian or Spanish nowâ€"or download the app from iTunes or Google Play.ArabicLearnArabicwithMahaMaha is a language teacher who generously shares her knowledge of the Arabic language with her subscribers.Videos cover vocabulary, culture and cooking. For instance, you might watch Situational Arabic: At the Doctor  to learn phrases you may need to know if you ever require medical treatment in an Arabic-speaking area, or you might watch Hummus Recipe  to learn how to put together a quick and delicious dish. We wont judge which is more essential to your survival!New videos tend to appear sporadically on this channelâ€"sometimes there will be a bunch in a short period of time, but sometimes there will be a gap of a few months between videos. However, theres plenty of content already available, so you should have enough to keep you busy for a long time.Imran AlawiyeDr. Imran Hamza Alawiye, an experienced A rabic teacher, offers YouTube videos that are much like learning Arabic in a conventional classroom, which may be a big plus for learners seeking a straightforward teaching approach in a more convenient format.For complete beginners, the videos start at the most basic level. As the lessons progress, the material becomes increasingly advanced. For instance, complete beginners may benefit from Lesson 1 Arabic from the Beginning,  while more advanced learners might prefer Lets Speak Arabic Unit Two, Lesson 27: Seasons and Weather.While there are usually multiple videos added each month, there are sometimes longer gaps between videos. But you can always go back through old lessons to reinforce your learning.Cant get enough? There are plenty more Arabic YouTube channels  out there.ChineseYoyo ChineseYoyo Chinese is run by Yangyang Cheng, a TV host turned Chinese teacher. It should come as no surprise, then, that she packs some powerful learning material into her well-produced, easy-to-wa tch videos.Videos cover a wide array of topics, including thematic vocabulary, grammar, learning tips, songs and so much more. For instance, the Practice Chinese Tones with Yoyo Chinese  playlist will help learners nail down some complex sounds. The more musically inclined might enjoy videos like Learn Mandarin Through Songs with Yoyo Chinese: La La Land Theme Song.Yoyo Chinese usually posts about once a week, so theres a lot of great material available.Learn Chinese with Yi ZhaoChinese teacher Yi Zhao offers YouTube videos for Chinese students covering a variety of subjects. Whether youre a beginning learner, an intermediate learner or just studying up for travel, Learn Chinese with Yi Zhao has videos for you.Videos cover Chinese characters, grammar, vocabulary and life. Beginning students may benefit from Learn Chinese lessons for beginners 14: How to express what happened in the past,  while intermediate students might like Shanghai life 1.1: What is inside of every steamed bun,  in which Yi Zhao describes steamed buns in Chinese and English.New videos are posted about once a week.If you want to learn even more Chinese, check out more Chinese YouTube channels.FrenchLearn French with VincentFrench learners rejoice! Learn French with Vincent offers beginning through advanced level lessons.Videos include dialogues, vocabulary lists, listening activities and more. Beginning students might enjoy thorough videos like 145 minutes to learn French grammar,  while more experienced learners can benefit from quick lessons like Learn French verbs and expressions #44.There are generally several new, short videos posted each day.Learn French with AlexaExperienced French teacher Alexa Polidoro offers a helpful channel for French learners along with an entertaining presentation (complete with the occasional costume change).Videos cover the standard vocabulary and grammar, but thats not all! There are also videos featuring interviews in French, and there are a number of vid eos specifically for children. Beginning students might enjoy the videos that go through the conjugations of specific verbs, such as Pouvoir (to be able to) in 5 Main French Tenses.  More advanced students might enjoy Alexa meets a pastry chef in Lille market.There are usually a couple videos posted each week.If youre studying French, you might also want to try other French YouTube channels.GermanGet GermanizedGet Germanized aims to help viewers learn about German language and culture, all while being thoroughly entertained.Theres material for beginning through advanced level students here. Videos cover vocabulary (including slang), culture and learning resources.For a fun twist on learning German, Get Germanized also offers videos in slow German, videos exclusively in German and videos of Germans reacting to different things.Viewers might enjoy options like 10 Funny German Words  and US/English Holidays Translated into German.Get Germanized posts three new videos each week.Learn Ge rman with AnjaAnja is a German teacher with a penchant for fun, so dont expect stale, boring videos here.Learn German with Anja will instead give you energetic offerings, including comedy sketches, short stories, pronunciation lessons, vocabulary lessons and grammar lessons.Have a travel bug? Practice your listening with 24 Stunden in Singapur  (24 Hours in Singapore). Prefer to work on your verbs? Try The 10 Most Used German Verbs (+ Their Conjugation).Learn German with Anja usually posts one or two videos each week.There are plenty more German YouTube channels that learners will love.ItalianLearn Italian with LucreziaIf youre learning Italian, chances are good that Learn Italian with Lucrezia has videos youll love.Learn Italian with Lucrezia offers videos for beginning through advanced level learners. These videos include vocabulary lessons, grammar lessons and vlogs in Italian.Beginning students can hit the ground running with Learn Italian: the alphabet.  More advanced students will benefit from QA in Italian: education, elections, jobs and religion,  which pairs listening practice with valuable cultural lessons.Learn Italian with Lucrezia generally posts one or two new videos every week.Italy Made EasyItaly Made Easy offers something for everyone!Whether its basic grammar lessons for beginners, conversational videos for more advanced students, travel hacks or vlogs in Italian, Italian students will find plenty to watch on this channel.For instance, potty-mouthed Italian students will love Italian Swear Words.  Looking to test out your listening skills? Try this comprehension exercise.Italy Made Easy usually posts new videos about once a week.Here are some more Italian YouTube channels for your enjoyment.JapaneseNihongono moriIf youre an intermediate or advanced Japanese student, theres nothing quite like Nihongono mori.Most of Nihongono mori videos offer Japanese lessons entirely in Japanese, which is a great way to get in some listening practice while yo u learn more about the language. Depending on your leaning needs, you  might enjoy this Kansai dialect lesson  or this grammar video.Nihongono mori usually posts several new videos each month.Learn JapaneseLike anime? Enjoy Japanese culture? Want to perfect your Japanese language skills? Learn Japanese has you covered on all these fronts.Not only will Learn Japanese help you learn valuable grammar, vocabulary and kanji, it will do all of this in a fun way. For instance, there are a number of anime videos to help you learn phrases. You might try Learn Japanese with Anime All I need to know is that there are people who need help!'  which features a clip from Black Clover. Learning videos, like How-to Use Commas in Japanese  are also quite useful.Learn Japanese usually posts several new videos each week.But thats not all! Be sure to check out these other Japanese YouTube channels.KoreanTalk to Me in KoreanIf youre looking for innovative videos to help you improve your Korean in new and exciting ways, check out Talk to Me in Korean.Talk to Me in Korean features study tips, vocabulary lessons, grammar lessons and more. There are even some fun features youre unlikely to find elsewhere. For instance, Talk to Me in Korean offers Korean Soft Spoken ASMR- Korean Idiomatic Phrases Using ?? (wind)  to soothe you with colloquial phrases and Korean Tongue Twisters  to help you test out your skills.Talk to Me in Korean usually posts several new videos each week.Learn Korean with GO! Billy KoreanLearning Korean from a native speaker is a great way to go, but it can also be a little intimidating. If youd like to learn from someone whos experienced all the challenges that non-native speakers face when learning Korean, youll enjoy Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean.These videos are taught by a non-native speaker who has studied the language extensively. He offers lessons ranging from basic (like Learn Hangul in 90 Minutes) to more advanced (like Learn Korean Ep. 99: Korean Count ers). Whether you want to learn about vocabulary, grammar or culture, there are plenty of videos for you.Each week, Learn Korean with GO! Billy Korean usually posts one or two new videos.If you like these, you might also like some other great  Korean YouTube channels.PortugueseHello RustyHello Rusty has a lot to offer Portuguese students.Basic grammar and vocabulary lessons will give learners a running start. However, theres also some content here that you may not have even realized you needed. For instance, Brazilian vs European Portuguese  is a good way to learn more about regional variations. Meanwhile, Ordering food in Brazil  is a helpful way to prepare yourself for your next vacation.Videos are posted inconsistently, but there are enough existing videos that youll have plenty to watch.Portuguese LabIf you want to learn European Portuguese, Portuguese Lab is a great option. Since many resources focus exclusively on Brazilian Portuguese, this focus is not too common.Portuguese L abs videos feature grammar lessons, vocabulary lessons, dialogues, stories, music and more. Beginning students can beef up their vocabulary with the European Portuguese vocabulary  playlist. Intermediate students can get their fill of listening practice with the European Portuguese short stories  playlist.Videos are often posted weekly, so check back frequently.And while youre at it, check out these other Portuguese YouTube channels.RussianAntonia RomakerAntonia Romaker offers Russian learning videos. If youre looking to bone up on your English, though, shes got you covered there, too.Her Russian videos are second to none. They cover vocabulary, grammar and more. If youre wanting to learn some thematic words, Russian vocabulary ???????, physical exercises, workout vocabulary  can help you expand your vocabulary. If youre one of those people who listens to Christmas music year-round, try Russian Christmas Song.Usually, a couple new videos are posted each month.Maria ZdorovetskayaN eed to brush up on real, usable Russian? Maria Zdorovetskaya has some great material for you.This channel focuses primarily on real places and scenarios to show you vocabulary in action.  While this channel is most appropriate for intermediate learners, theres also plenty of material beginning students will enjoy. For instance, anyone can benefit from Are You Shy? How to Speak Any Language with Confidence,  while intermediate students will also enjoy Russian Food | Where to Eat in Moscow,  which uses the Russian language exclusively.There are usually several new videos each month.Want to take your Russian YouTube experience to the next level? Check out these Russian YouTube channels.SpanishLearn SpanishIf your Spanish skills need a strong foundation, check out Learn Spanish.Learn Spanish aims to teach you the foundational structures youll need to put together ideas on your own. To do this, the channel posts simple videos that teach grammar and vocabulary. For instance, Quick Ways t o Expand Vocabulary and Conversation  teaches some simple vocabulary and shows how to put it together into basic phrases. If youre looking for words youll use often, you cant go wrong with 20 Must Know Spanish Verbs for 2018.Learn Spanish usually posts a couple new videos each week.Butterfly SpanishIf youre looking to spread your wings in the Spanish language, give Butterfly Spanish a try.Videos cover pronunciation, vocabulary, verbs, grammar and travel Spanish. There are also some unique offerings that you wont find in most textbooks, like Hispanic first names, last names, and nicknames,  which might spare you embarrassment when you meet people, and 50+ words that are the same in English Spanish,  which is a helpful tool to expand your Spanish vocabulary quickly and easily.Butterfly Spanish usually posts a couple new videos each month.There are plenty more Spanish YouTube channels  you may want to follow.So subscribe to these language learning YouTube resources to see your languag e skills soar!

Things to Appreciate Before Autumn Ends

Things to Appreciate Before Autumn Ends pinterest.com The weather during autumn is something that I definitely have to point out. The weather is in that stage of “not too hot” and “not too cold.” I’m not sweating and I’m certainly not freezing to death. Autumn makes sure to find that perfect balance. This type of weather just calls for cute outfits. I honestly refer to autumn as cardigan season. Its that time of the year to wear comfy sweaters, leggings, and adorable accessories. Also, dark red and dark purple lipstick just scream out at me when this season comes around. pinterest.com All those pretty colors and outfits will just compliment all your Instagram pictures. I know that many people (including myself) take advantage of taking artsy pictures near pumpkin patches and leaves on the ground. So before you decide to skip autumn, just remember that this is the season where your likes and followers are sure to rise. Let’s not forget to mention that stores, bakeries, and restaurants all have that one pumpkin item on the menu that you just adore.   There’s pumpkin pie, pumpkin lattes, pumpkin bread, and even pumpkin cookies! The pumpkin possibilities are endless during this time! pinterest.com Theres so many more things that come along with autumn. But besides that, theres something else thats a bit more important than all of the items mentioned above. I know that Halloween apparently marks the end of fall, but it’s not. Theres one more holiday to celebrate and that’s Thanksgiving. Whether you hate it or don’t even believe that it’s a holiday that deserves to be celebrated, just give thanks. It’s good to have a moment in the year where you spend time with your loved ones and just say all that youre thankful for. Its the perfect time to reflect on everything. With that being said, I hope you take advantage of these next couple of weeks in November. Happy fall!

When to Use a Knockout Or a Bo3 Chemistry?

When to Use a Knockout Or a Bo3 Chemistry?While a majority of players believe that a Bo3 Chemistry is always better than a Bo5, some are of the opinion that a Bo3 Chemistry is just as good as a Bo5 Chemistry. This is not really a fair argument. As much as we love having a couple of rounds with our favorite football team and try to sneak one in as soon as possible, it is only natural to want the competition to be as intense as possible. The league, which has the toughest competition amongst teams is usually the league which has the highest level of competition between teams and this is why the best leagues are divided into two categories: a Knockout and a Bo3 Chemistry.The Knockout format is normally more focused on getting all of the points, winning as many games as possible before a final in which the best team will make it to the finals. The benefits of a Knockout format of the game are that the players are given more chances to play but also have a chance to improve their performa nce because in such a competition you know that there is no money on the line and that the team will not be able to buy the opponent out of the competition for example if they lose and then make it to the semis. This is the reason why the competition is so intense and why the best teams in the world would never attempt to miss any opportunity to qualify for the finals.But in a Knockout, the difference between the winners and the losers is just too huge. The best possible scenario that can come from a Knockout is that you get to watch the finals in a live setting, which means that there are less variables which makes the results unpredictable. A Knockout doesn't allow any game to end with a tie since there is no prize money involved, so if the two teams of equal performance to meet at the end and the winner has the advantage, this will definitely happen and this is a sign of the strength of a team.The game format for a Bo3 Chemistry is different from a Knockout and the two formats ar e different in many ways. First, there is no prize money in a Bo3 Chemistry and the teams are not forced to qualify for the playoffs to qualify for the finals; in a Knockout however, because there is a prize money at stake, there is a pressure to win the championship in order to earn some money.While a Bo3 Chemistry requires that the teams of equal performance are allowed to play each other to determine who will go on to the finals, in a Knockout there is no need for that because the league does not pay any prize money and there is no guarantee that the best team will go on to the finals. The players are still trying to qualify for the playoffs and so there is a great chance that their performance in the earlier rounds will determine their success in the final. So it is really more about how the team will be able to put up a tough fight until the end and maybe even the best team in the world will go through to the finals.In a Knockout, the difference between the teams is very small and there is very little variation in the performances between the teams. Sometimes even the final result depends on the result of the earlier rounds. It is not often that teams have a strong performance in the early rounds but the players are very eager to qualify for the finals and usually the best players will play their very best in the later rounds to win the championship.Therefore, it is best to learn the difference between a Knockout and a Bo3 Chemistry before participating in any of the tournament and especially in a better league. There is no doubt that a Knockout is better and more difficult to qualify for and therefore the team which has the most exciting competition wins the championship in a Bo3 Chemistry.

What You Need To Know About Brea Tutoring College

What You Need To Know About Brea Tutoring CollegeYou have probably heard of Brea Tuting College, and if you're a student who is considering going to a school like this, then there are some things that you need to know. We hope that by reading about this college you will be able to choose the one that is right for you. But first, what is a campus college like?Students in this college to pay tuition fees for the class they wish to attend. This means that there are a number of courses available at any given time. There are courses to help students prepare for the GED test, vocational courses and high school courses. There are also various clubs that students can join in order to take part in activities. Students can even take part in a variety of sports.Students at this college receive money to pay for books, tuition fees and other supplies, like workbooks, computer usage software and such. In addition, they may also be expected to purchase some other required things. Most of the tuitio n fees for classes are paid for with the money that students earn. Of course, some of the money earned from their jobs may also be used to pay for things such as room and board. This helps the students who are on a budget to go to school and can afford the college fees.Because there are so many different things to learn at this college, it is recommended that students take classes that are offered at least once a week. Classes offered in the mornings are usually the most popular ones. However, students may also take classes in the evenings if they wish. Students can study at any time, even if it is the middle of the night. Sometimes these classes are available for less, and students may be able to study until they fall asleep at the same time every night.One thing that students who are planning to attend Brea Tuting College must consider the tuition fees that they are paying. The fee is very affordable, but if students do not have a good financial situation they may find it difficul t to pay the tuition fees. Students should discuss with their parents if they are having difficulties paying the tuition fees. With the amount of money that is offered, it is not possible for every student to attend the college.Students who are interested in attending a college like this should also consider the atmosphere that is offered in the school. Students enjoy learning and living in a college that provides a lot of learning and has a positive environment. Students are encouraged to participate in the sports that are available, which can help them relax, improve their academics and develop their social skills.When students go to Brea Tuting College, they will get the chance to attend an accredited college. They will be taught by professors who have training in education and many have earned their master's degrees. This is what makes a campus college like this a great place to go to college.