AP Chemistry Final Exam Review - Get the Top AP Chemistry Score

AP Chemistry Final Exam Review - Get the Top AP Chemistry ScoreYou've taken AP Chemistry Final Exam Review and you know what you have to do now. Well, congratulations for getting your AP Chemistry test score high. Read on for some AP Chemistry tips that will help you in getting a perfect score.Learn about graphing. The key to scoring high is mastering graphing. Don't just learn the formulas by reading textbooks. Take the time to learn about graphing formulas first. You can either do it through books or online at University of Phoenix forums.Develop a practice quiz. Practice quizzes are important to perfecting your AP Chemistry skills. At University of Phoenix forums, the best practice quizzes are those given by the AP Chemistry website. Online practice quizzes help you to improve your understanding and mastery of the AP Chemistry content.Develop Math Basics. By doing some online study guides, you can learn about different strategies that are being used to help students achieve good s cores in their AP Chemistry tests. Different strategies include weighting, multiple-choice, and essay questions.Determine the major difficulty of the exam. There are different levels of difficulty in the AP Chemistry exam. If you need help to decide which level you should take the exam in, you can contact your professor and ask.Get Good Marks in Midterms. This is one way to get extra marks in the AP Chemistry final exam.Compare your scores with previous exams. Don't just compare your own AP Chemistry scores with those of others. You can also use online test results to get a better idea of how you are performing against your previous AP Chemistry exams.

Learn the Difference Between Past Continuous and Past Simple

Learn the Difference Between Past Continuous and Past Simple Recently, I was teaching a class, and my student asked me to explain the difference between past simple and past continuous.  While I was explaining this to her, we  realized that the difference isnt always obvious.  As usual, the best way to learn is to practice with real-life examples.  So, today we will learn the grammar, then practice with an NPR story on my favorite kind of news-good news.First, take a look at this video explanation of these tenses.  Past perfect is also included, but today well focus specifically on continuous and simple.Past continuous: (was/were) + present participleInterrupted action in the past: I was teaching a class when  my student asked me a question.Specific time in the past: Im sorry I missed your call at 1:00am, I was sleeping.Two actions at the same time:  You were cooking dinner while I was coming home.Describe the mood/tone: When I came home, a lot of people were standing around talking.  Several of them were drinking, some were dancing, and many were shouting.      Within the first 6 seconds of this segment, youll hear an example of past continuous.  Listen only to the first 6 seconds and fill in the following blanks:An Act Of Kindness, From One Immigrant To AnotherJoe Du(sp?) ___ _____ helped into her gorgeous white wedding dress this week when a tooth on the zipper _____.Why was past continuous used?  Choose from the list  above.  Dont forget to write your answers in the comments section!Past simple: (verb)edCompleted action in the past: We rode our bikes home yesterday.Series of completed actions: We rode our bikes home, cooked dinner, and watched TV.Duration of completed past action: I lived in Santiago for one year.Past habits or hobbies: Where did you work in high school?Now, listen to the rest of the NPR segment.  Choose the correct tense, and for the sentences with **, write why the tense was used from the lists above.  For an extra challenge, try completing the exercise  before listening, then check yo ur answers afterwards!It (was being/was) Sunday in Guelph, Ontario, and no tailor shop (was being/was) open.Joe Du (didnt/wasnt doing) want to walk down the aisle to marry Earl Lee with pins in the back of her dress, but no one in the wedding party (was knowing/knew) how to make the repair.**An enterprising bridesmaid (was knocking/knocked) on the neighbors door to ask David Hobson if he might have a pair of pliers they (could/were canning) borrow.Mr. Hobson (was taking/took) in the situation-the bridesmaid, the lacy white dress and a  request for pliers and (said/was saying), Ive got better than tools-Ive got a master tailor.David Hobson (was having/had) a family of Syrian refugees from Aleppo living at his home for a few days.**He (was being/was) indeed a master tailor in Allepo for 28 years, and as soon as he (was seeing/saw) the dress Ibrahim Dudu (was getting/got) out his sewing kit and (set/was setting) to work.**He literally (sewed/was sewing) her wedding dress back onto her, Lindsay Coulter, the wedding photographer (was telling/told) CTV News.Everyone (was being/was) so grateful, they (were saying/said) thank you a million times.Many of the bridesmaids (were being/were) from China and (were bowing/bowed) to say thanks, (said/was saying) Lindsay Coulter, who (was posting/posted) photos and (wrote/was writing) on her facebook page, Every weekend I take photos of people on the happiest days of their lives, and today, one man who has seen some of the worst things our world has to offer (came/was coming) to the rescue.**I (was being/was) so excited and so happy, Ibrahim Halil Dudu (was saying/said) through  a translator, I like to help Canadian people from my heart.Earl Lee (called/was calling) the master tailors masterly repair an incredible act of kindness from a complete stranger who had only stepped foot in this country days ago.Immigrants and families of immigrants who (came/were coming) to Guelph from opposite ends of the world and (made/were making) new homes and look after each other.Excellent job!  If you have  comments or questions, write them below and well get back to you.  Apply your new knowledge by scheduling a one-on-one class with LOI today!

Pine Street School

Pine Street School Pine Street School Pine Street School: An inspiring new downtown space. NYCs culture, arts, and architecture are our backyard. Pine Street School is an IB PYP school with both Montessori and International Baccalaureate programs. At the Pine Street School, our mission is to nurture people who can live and work successfully in the 21st century and be responsible and active local and global citizens. We offer a technology-forward curriculum that is inherently STEAM-based. From math, science and language, to music, arts and athletics we use a combination of innovation and rigor to keep students challenged and engaged. Located in Manhattans international downtown community, we have over 20 countries and more than 15 languages represented in our school. As an IB World School, we are constantly introducing new language offerings to nurture the voices of our student body and reflect the truly international flavor of our community. We look forward to meeting you and sharing more about our experience here in one of New Yorks most dynamic and exciting new schools.

The best free 11plus resources

The best free 11plus resources The 11+ test is popular with parents hoping to get their child into a grammar school and parents are always asking us here at First Tutors, and our tutors, for the best resources to help prepare their child for this test. The 11+ examination is taken by in the beginning of year 6 by some pupils across the UK and is commonly made up of four different papers; verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and Maths. We have teamed up with some of our specialist 11+ tutors and done some extensive research to find you the best free 11+ resources to help you give your child that extra preparation. Here are our top 10 websites for free, useful and vital information for parents and children wishing to explore the 11 plus examinations. 1. Sats-papers This site offers some free sample papers for you to download, covering verbal, non verbal, Maths and English. You can download the practice papers, the answer sheets and the mark schemes. 2. ElevenPlusExams This site offers some great advice about the 11+ exam and allows you to download some revision aids and practice questions for English, Maths and Verbal Reasoning. 3. 11PlusGuide Another great site for some good information and free 11plus papers in English, Maths, Verbal and Non-verbal. 4. Extra Tuition Centre This is a great website offering plenty of free 11+ resources from Maths and Verbal Reasoning worked examples to 'How to do' different Maths problems. 5. Bond11Plus Bond has been providing resources for the 11+ exams for a long time and are great at offering advice and giving free resources for all four of the subjects. They also offer a free 11+ starter pack for those that register with them. 6. 11plus.co.uk Great for 11+ resources, information and their 11+ assessment tool. 7. 11Pluswebsite This site offers free and paid resources for all the 11+ subjects, including free 40 and 50 question exam practice test in English, Maths and Verbal Reasoning. 8. Ksol These 11+ specialists have plenty to offer in terms of resources and information and is well-worth checking out. 9. 11PlusDIY Offers free downloadable mock 11+tests as well as paid resources. 10. 11PLusSwot This website offers a whole world of useful information, free tests and plenty of great resources. For more information on finding a private home tutor for the 11 plus exams click here. First Tutors is the leading UK tutoring service offering all the information you need to find the right tutor for your child.

Bob the Obama

Bob the Obama source: www.politico.com 1. The leadership. Bobs The Man in his company. Sure, his heavy machinery may be able to talk and roll around, but ultimately it all comes down to obeying Bobs orders. Obama runs the United States. Sure, we could always disobey him but unlike happy resolutions in Bobs universe, wed probably end up in jail. source: www.bobthebuilder.com 2. The work ethic.  Hard working, determined and ambitious. Bob owns a building company specializing in masonry. Not only is it impressive that he manages the business all by himself, his corporation seems to be the only one in the entirety of the show that can renovate, construct, repair or assemble any other type of housing project. Obamas been working so hard his hairs almost entirely white. The guy manages to pass a  $787 billion recovery package aimed to help the economy, push for  tax cuts  and a health reform. 3. The attire.  Comparable to Obamas rolled up sleeves, Bobs decked out in handyman wear that say, Hey, Im friendly by keeping it casual, but I really mean business. And boy do they both know how to get results. 4.  Can we fix it? Yes we can! Possibly the most direct connection between Bob and Obama. I cant help but imagine Obamas speech writer in his living room on a Sunday morning, feeding cereal to his kid and seeing  Bob the Builder on TV then comes the  divine inspiration for the victory speech: we can fix it if we all work on it together. Or may be he was just dead tired and wrote what wouldve motivated himself. Hey, we could all use a little booster once in a while.

Love, Love, Love How to Say Love in Different Languages

Love, Love, Love How to Say Love in Different Languages Love, Love, Love: How to Say Love in Different Languages You can learn a lot about love  by watching movies.Sometimes, you meet your beloved in unexpected circumstances.Sometimes, you have to fight for the one you love.And sometimes, you might even have to survive an apocalypse to ensure a happy ending with the love of your life. Hey, it happens.But that doesnt mean that your favorite romantic movie can teach you the actual language of love.If youre  learning a language, there might be nothing better than infusing your learning with an extra dose of love and romance (and no, we dont just mean  Romance languages).With the valuable vocabulary and lovingly poetic resources below, well equip you with the word for love in 20 different languages, plus all you need for the most romantic Valentines Day, anniversary or other romantic celebrationBut still buy chocolates. Everyone loves chocolates. Why Learn Love Vocabulary in Different Languages?You never know when youll need to profess your feelings.  When you feel love, you may just want to shou t it out, so it wont hurt to know  how to say I love you or express your love in other languages.Plus, learning love and related vocabulary is a fun and happy activity. You can never learn enough foreign language vocabulary, and upbeat vocabulary words like love make learning even more fun.Finally, using your love vocabulary can put a romantic twist on special occasions like Valentines Day. Foreign languages are often associated with romance, so learning love in other languages can infuse your holiday with something a little special.How to Use Your Love Language SkillsSay love words to that special someone.  Learn how to pronounce love in a number of different languages. Then, you can speak your amorous words to your beloved.DIY a Valentines Card.  Whether you just copy and paste words or poems and print them off for that special someone, or dust off your fine penmanship to handcraft a card, foreign language words and poems can be terrific material for your perfect Valentine card.Sh are your vocabulary with family.  You love your family, too, so dont hesitate to throw out some of your most loving words for them. They deserve it!Use your love language as a great gift for the language learner in your life.  If youre the artistic type, you can create artwork using love related vocabulary. However, even if you dont have art skills, you can give the language learner in your life a terrific gift by giving them a book of love poems in their target language. Not only will this show your love, it will show youve truly paid attention to their interests.Search out (and share!) some love-related videos on FluentU.FluentU takes real-world videosâ€"like movie trailers, music videos, news and inspiring talksâ€"and turns them into personalized language lessons. That means Spanish learners can listen to the poem The Lovers by  Julio Cortázar, French learners can tap a foot along to Joe Dassins Love at the Boulangerie and Chinese learners can watch the trailer for the romantic drama Love.With FluentU, you hear languages in real-world contextsâ€"the way that native speakers actually use them. Just a quick look will give you an idea of the variety of FluentU videos on offer:FluentU really takes the grunt work out of learning languages, leaving you with nothing but engaging, effective and efficient learning. It’s already hand-picked the best videos for you and organized them by level and topic. All you have to do is choose any video that strikes your fancy to get started!Each word in the interactive captions comes with a definition, audio, image, example sentences and more.Access a complete interactive transcript of every video under the Dialogue tab, and easily review words and phrases from the video under Vocab.You can use FluentU’s unique adaptive quizzes to learn the vocabulary and phrases from the video through fun questions and exercises. Just swipe left or right to see more examples of the word youre studying.The program even keeps track of what y ou’re learning and tells you exactly when it’s time for review, giving you a 100% personalized experience.Start using FluentU on the website with your computer or tablet or, better yet, download the FluentU app from the iTunes store or Google Play store.Find something that looks fun and enjoy!Love, Love, Love: How to Say Love in Different LanguagesBelow, youll find the word for love in 20 languages. Simply click the link to access a pronunciation of the word. But the romance doesnt have to stop there! Use the words below as a starting point to indulge in the activities above. Weve also included links to love poems in a few of these languages, along with some other fun resources.ArabicThe Arabic noun for love is  ??. The pronunciation can vary between speakers.For a little extra Arabic love, check out  Arabian Love Poems,  which features Syrian poet Nizar Qabbanis poems in English and Arabic.BengaliThe Bengali noun for love is  ???????. It sounds like bha-LO-bashah. However, the initial b sound is very soft.ChineseDespite the languages reputation for being challenging, this might be one of the easiest to pronounce love words youll find! The Chinese noun,  ?, is pretty straightforward. It sounds much like the common pirate word, aye. Or, I mean, I guess you could compare it to the English word eye.But that might be too simple for the Chinese lover, so you might also want to use Chinese Love Poetry  for some additional romantic options. This beautiful book features art, calligraphy and poetry along with English translations.Its worth noting that China actually has its own Valentines Day, which you can learn about here while also picking up some romance-based vocab.FilipinoPag-ibig  is the Filipino/Tagalog word for love. Its pronounced like pah-GEE-big.FrenchAmour  is the well known French noun for love. Its pronounced like ahm-OOR, although it will sound much better if you can say it with a throaty r while handing your beloved a box of macarons.To take it to the next level, you might also read excerpts from  Last Love Poems of Paul Eluard,  which shares poems by the noted French poet along with their English translations.Learn some flirty French phrases here.GermanLiebe  is the German noun that means love. Its pronounced like LEE-buh.While the German language may not be widely associated with romance, it can still be a tremendously romantic language. Dont believe us? Just read  Treasury of German Love: Poems, Quotations Proverbs,  which features romantic works along with their English translations.Check out these romantic German phrases.Greek???p?  is the Greek noun for love. Its pronounced like ah-GAH-pee.HindiThe Hindi noun for love is ???????. Pronunciations can vary according to accent.IndonesianCinta  is the Indonesian noun and verb for love. Its pronounced like CHEEN-tah. However, its important to note that the c sounds like a cross between ch and j and the t sounds a lot like d.ItalianWhen the moon hits your eye, like a big pizz a pie, thats amore.And yes,  amore  is the Italian noun for love, and its pronounced just like youve heard it in the song: ah-MOH-ray. But try to soften or flip the r a little.And the Italian language has no shortage of love poetry. For instance, Love Poems for Lucrezia Bendidio  is a dual-language (Italian and English) text that features love poems written by a then-teenaged Torquato Tasso. And yes, they all are about the same woman. Its hard to beat that level of romance.Pick up some romantic Italian phrases and learn more about dating culture in the boot here.JapaneseThe Japanese noun for love is ?, and if youve been paying attention, that might look familiar. Thats because its the same character used in Chinese, and the pronunciation is similar. Its pronounced like aye or eye.If youre keen on confessing your love in Japanese, youll definitely want to learn these romantic phrases.KoreanThe Korean noun for love is ??, though this can also mean affection. The pronunciation is close to EH-jung.Heres a terrific website with Korean love poems  that you can use to find some romantic material.Studying Korean dramas is never a bad way to acquire love language, either.PersianThe Persian noun for love is ???, which can sound like EH-shk or simply EH-sh.PortugueseAmor  is the Portuguese noun for love. The pronunciation is ahm-OOR, much like the French word  amour.Want to keep the Portuguese love going? All Poetry offers several poems by Brazilian poet Vinicius de Moraes, many of which feature translations.PunjabiThe Punjabi word for love is ????. The pronunciation can sound like pee-AHR.Russian??????  is the Russian noun for love, which is pronounced approximately like loo-BOHV.For a little Russian poetry, you might read Treasury of Russian Love: Poems, Quotations and Proverbs in Russian and English,  which includes both Russian poems and their English translations.Here are some romantic phrases for surviving those cold Russian winters.SpanishAmor, the Spanish word fo r love, may look a lot like the French, Portuguese and Russian versions of the word, but its pronunciation is a bit different, perhaps closer to something like ah-MOHR.And Spanish has no shortage of great romantic poetry. Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair  will provide you with some wonderful works by acclaimed Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.Need some help putting together those Valentines cards in Spanish? Heres a special guide for you.SwedishKärlek  is the Swedish noun for love. Go ahead and use it to describe your relationship with IKEA, but be sure to get the pronunciation right.  Kärlek sounds sort of like shar-LYEHK.ThaiThe Thai noun for love is ???????. It sounds like kwahm rahk, though the k sounds are quite soft, almost like an h.TurkishAsk  is the Turkish noun for love, and its pretty easy to pronounce. It sounds like ahshk.You dont have to jet your beloved to Paris to have a romantic Valentines Day. With these words and poetic resources, love is sure to be in the air.

A Rich Richardson Organic Chemistry Tutor

A Rich Richardson Organic Chemistry TutorIn-house software and online courses, both available online, allow a variety of courses in the teaching of all kinds of subjects including biology, chemistry, and physics. These courses are the newest development in the evolution of classroom teaching since the invention of computers and many teachers and students feel that a richer and more interactive learning environment makes a difference in the success of their students. However, you may have already found out that these options can add great value to your learning and that it is better to start with a good instructor and good software than to use the wrong tools and ineffectively teach your students.Online tutoring has become very popular over the past few years. There are no boundaries to the number of courses that can be taught using this technology. With the rise of the Internet and smart phones, learning is now taking place on this platform and having a tutor at your fingertips enabl es you to educate yourself without having to set aside time for class or burn hours on data acquisition from an eBook.When you find a good online tutor, you will get help with everything that you need to learn the material. The tutor is there to give you insights into concepts that might confuse you and assist you to get an understanding of the key concepts that you will need to master in order to take the tests that determine your college admissions status. This keeps you from being discouraged because you have someone in your corner who can answer your questions.Coursework can be completed anywhere, in your own home or office, and through email, Skype, chat rooms, and the world wide web. You will find that you have all the support that you need even if you cannot physically attend the class. This is why online courses are very convenient and can supplement in-class teaching and enhance the learning experience for your students.Online courses offer a number of advantages that come with being available online. Most importantly, the flexibility to study at your own pace, whenever you want, eliminates the time constraints of a traditional classroom setting where you have to set aside one time a week to attend class.Online learning offers a variety of opportunities for improving your science education and taking the student challenge to multiple colleges. You will find that you are making your way to becoming a more informed, well-rounded individual. Online courses have come a long way and now students can take advantage of technology that will allow them to receive a high quality education and enable them to take their education to the next level.Now that you have found an instructor who will be able to teach you the course you are interested in, there are several things you should keep in mind before enrolling in the course. First, look at how long the instructor has been in the field and what they have studied and taught. Next, find out about the quality of th e instructor's software and classroom training.