Help With My Algebra 1 Homework - How to Find the Answers

Help With My Algebra 1 Homework - How to Find the AnswersI need help with my algebra homework. I don't really know where to start, or how to find the answers.Math is something that is taught to most high school students at some point in their lives. When they are done with their math classes, they are expected to take the SAT's. For the SAT, the four sections of math, one of each is given. Students can choose the one they like best, but the rest are required to take them.If you have been through your math class, chances are that you have a pretty good idea what these tests are for. The two types of questions are verbal and numerical. The verbal one is for the math tests, and the numerical one is for the math classes. Both tests get a high score, but each test has its own unique questions.You might have noticed that when you take the math test, it goes by pretty quickly. You have probably seen videos on how to do the math and practiced all the answers. Of course, most of us don't have a teacher to tell us exactly what to do. In fact, I bet most of us just don't know how to do all of the math. This is why I need help with my algebra homework.You see, when I tried to do homework for the first time, I was pretty confused. I didn't know where to start, or even where to get help. I looked at a couple websites, but I couldn't find the answers I was looking for.Grammar and vocabulary are always the most difficult problems. Your homework is based on all of your verbal and numerical calculations. You have to figure out how to do a math problem, and how to use all of the information you have already learned to make a decision. You have to use all of your skills to solve the problem. Without this, you cannot succeed.So, if you can learn to read, write, and think logically, you can learn to do all of the math. But you have to learn how to analyze and determine what works. You have to learn to use all of your senses, as well. Without these skills, you cannot succeed.

English Conversation Classes Talking About Artist Constantin Brâncusi

English Conversation Classes Talking About Artist Constantin Brâncusi Those of you who have used Google this weekend will know that  February marks what would have been the 135th birthday of the Franco-Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncusi.Brâncusi  was one of the leading lights in modernism in the field of sculpture at the start of the 20th century, and makes a great topic for an English conversation class.His is a form of abstract art.He was inspired by mythology, particularly Roman mythology, as well as folk tales and indigenous art from around the world.Talking About ArtWhen we talk about art and our views of it, there are a number of ways of expressing ourselves: We can sayI think…I would say…In my opinion…I believe…I feel…I would interpret this as….I’m sure……I’m certain…If I’m not mistaken….I assume…As far as I can tell…As far as I can see…Discussing Brâncusi1. How would you interpret this sculpture by Brâncusi?Sleeping Muse, 1910.2. What do you think of this work?The Kiss, 1908.What is your opinion of this col umn?The Endless Column, 1938.Was this class interesting? Feel free to share it on Facebook and Twitter.

Language Marketplace Now open to Language Schools and Companies

Language Marketplace Now open to Language Schools and Companies Were excited that we have expanded the Language Marketplace to include language companies and schools. Now language learning companies can partner with italki and offer their services and products to italki users. We think this is a major step towards making italki a destination site for language learning. Our first partner company, Eleutian Technology, targets the largest language learning market in the world: Learning English.   Eleutian uses American certified-school teachers and the highly-regarded Pearson English Language Learning Instruction System (ELLIS) to teach English online. click to go to marketplace Language Learning Ecosystem Our plan is to expand the marketplace to include every language, and to support a variety of services.   By creating an ecosystem for language learning, we believe everyone benefits:   students, independent teachers, language training companies, and application developers. Students benefit by having more choices.   They can pay for premium services, or use the free community generated ones.   Students are able to share information about different service providers and make informed choices.   Students are also able to pick and choose a combination of services that may be useful to them.   Most of all, a central location helps students find online providers of language education. Teachers and companies benefit by having an active market with demand for their service.   Companies and teachers can reach out to students around the world, and transact without having to deal with individual payment issues.   Quality teachers and companies also benefit by having their reputation socially confirmed by their customers. Again, were thrilled to be opening our expanded marketplace, and to have Eleutian join us as our first partner.   If youre not learning English, just be patient were planning to add more companies and services for other languages soon. If you represent a company that might be interested in partnering with italki, please contact us at business at italki dot com. View the press release (PDF) The italki Team Language Marketplace Now open to Language Schools and Companies Were excited that we have expanded the Language Marketplace to include language companies and schools. Now language learning companies can partner with italki and offer their services and products to italki users. We think this is a major step towards making italki a destination site for language learning. Our first partner company, Eleutian Technology, targets the largest language learning market in the world: Learning English.   Eleutian uses American certified-school teachers and the highly-regarded Pearson English Language Learning Instruction System (ELLIS) to teach English online. click to go to marketplace Language Learning Ecosystem Our plan is to expand the marketplace to include every language, and to support a variety of services.   By creating an ecosystem for language learning, we believe everyone benefits:   students, independent teachers, language training companies, and application developers. Students benefit by having more choices.   They can pay for premium services, or use the free community generated ones.   Students are able to share information about different service providers and make informed choices.   Students are also able to pick and choose a combination of services that may be useful to them.   Most of all, a central location helps students find online providers of language education. Teachers and companies benefit by having an active market with demand for their service.   Companies and teachers can reach out to students around the world, and transact without having to deal with individual payment issues.   Quality teachers and companies also benefit by having their reputation socially confirmed by their customers. Again, were thrilled to be opening our expanded marketplace, and to have Eleutian join us as our first partner.   If youre not learning English, just be patient were planning to add more companies and services for other languages soon. If you represent a company that might be interested in partnering with italki, please contact us at business at italki dot com. View the press release (PDF) The italki Team

Newsletter April 2012

Newsletter April 2012 Our Achievements Although our performance in March wasnt as record-breaking as in February but still the analysis of our results shows the stable growth of all main indicators of our business. In fact, April is about to become the all-time record month in terms of referred tutoring jobs and new tutor sign ups.  The total number of tutoring profiles listed on TutorZ.com has exceeded 40,000 tutors and we’ve served more than 16,800 tutoring jobs since 2010. We’re working hard trying to update our web-site with the new features which will make our service even more useful for our highly-estimated customers. Two New Videos Our educational-video department was very productive in March. We released two new videos on our YouTube-Channel. The more popular video was on Solving the Rubiks Cube. The other videos teaches beginners how to play the guitar.  Besides, our CEO Dirk Wagner  has posted an exciting video about his trip to Dubai. Best Educational US Cities In March Dariya has launched a new initiative in our blog: She is going to introduce to our readers the best educational cities in US. It is really surprising how little we may know even about our native city. And we may know nothing at all about city located on the other end of the country. She is going to review the educational resources and benefits of all main US cities. The first two articles from this series about Spokane  and Raleigh are already in our in our blog. Tutor of the Month As usually we are more than glad to grant status “Tutor of the month” to a tutor whose contribution into our monthly performance was the most significant. Although we highly appreciate all our tutors but still each month we can choose one who was the most successful during last 30 days. So in March this honorable status was rightly deserved by Dr. Jose Antonio Delatorre. He was extremely popular and active in March. His qualifications in Biology, Pharmacology and Spanish were in great demand. And we thank you to Dr. Delatorre for his good work! No Employee of the Month We’re happy to announce that all members of our team was working hard and were equally productive this month. It’s not possible to select anyone so let’s consider March to be the month of friendship and team spirit that reign in our company. Sincerely, The TutorZ.com Team

Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school

Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school. ~Albert Einstein Albert Einstein was a German-born theoretical physicist. He developed the general theory of relativity. Einsteins work is also known for its influence on the philosophy of science.  In  1921 he received the Nobel Prize in Physics for his services to theoretical physics, in particular his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect, a pivotal step in the evolution of quantum theory. Learn from our  physics tutors  how to become the next Einstein.

Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program

Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program Thomas is a curious youngster, fascinated by rocks, animals and science. At eight years old, he has aspirations of becoming a scientist, venturing into the deep blue sea and discovering new creatures. Thomas was four years old when his parents enrolled him in the Kumon Math Program. He persistently moved from one level to the next, mastering number sequence, the calculation of whole numbers, and fractions. His problem solving and reasoning abilities deepened and at age seven, he scored in the 98th percentile on the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT). By the time he reached third grade, Thomas was calculating algebraic expressions! He’s currently studying three years above grade level in the Kumon Math Program and is looking forward to completing the entire curriculum, which ends in calculus. Thomas is acing math in school. The study habits he developed through the Kumon Program has made him accountable and more focused when hes doing his homework. “Kumon teaches him to depend on himself, to be more focused when he’s doing his homework and the best thing is that he is advanced in math at his school,” says Nader, his proud father. Nader also added that Thomas especially enjoys the challenge of doing his Kumon homework when he begins a new math level. Thomas is two levels away from completing the Algebra II level in the Kumon Math Program. “I’m amazed to see him find mathematical connections and relations in math problems, even if it’s something he has never worked on before,” comments his Kumon Instructor, Kamal Kaur. Clearly, Thomas loves math and if he chooses to pursue it further, he can continue in Kumon’s advanced levels of math for program completers. Until the time comes for him to bring his scientist dream to fruition, he continues to enjoy watching television, reading books, participating in church activities, winning marathon and basketball medals, and let’s not forget his Kumon Silver and Gold Medals for Math Achievement. Science is organized knowledge and Thomas certainly has his feet on the right path. You might also be interested in: Advancing Beyond Grade Level Helped this Student Become a Member of the National Elementary Honor Society Finding the motivation to continue learning during the summer can be a challenge. 13-year-old Kumon dual program completer shares advice on perseverance. Studying Three Years Above Her Grade Level, This Student Helps Her Peers Kumon Program Completer Earns Perfect SAT Math Score as a 7th Grader Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program Advancing Beyond Grade Level in the Kumon Math Program Thomas is a curious youngster, fascinated by rocks, animals and science. At eight years old, he has aspirations of becoming a scientist, venturing into the deep blue sea and discovering new creatures. Thomas was four years old when his parents enrolled him in the Kumon Math Program. He persistently moved from one level to the next, mastering number sequence, the calculation of whole numbers, and fractions. His problem solving and reasoning abilities deepened and at age seven, he scored in the 98th percentile on the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT). By the time he reached third grade, Thomas was calculating algebraic expressions! He’s currently studying three years above grade level in the Kumon Math Program and is looking forward to completing the entire curriculum, which ends in calculus. Thomas is acing math in school. The study habits he developed through the Kumon Program has made him accountable and more focused when hes doing his homework. “Kumon teaches him to depend on himself, to be more focused when he’s doing his homework and the best thing is that he is advanced in math at his school,” says Nader, his proud father. Nader also added that Thomas especially enjoys the challenge of doing his Kumon homework when he begins a new math level. Thomas is two levels away from completing the Algebra II level in the Kumon Math Program. “I’m amazed to see him find mathematical connections and relations in math problems, even if it’s something he has never worked on before,” comments his Kumon Instructor, Kamal Kaur. Clearly, Thomas loves math and if he chooses to pursue it further, he can continue in Kumon’s advanced levels of math for program completers. Until the time comes for him to bring his scientist dream to fruition, he continues to enjoy watching television, reading books, participating in church activities, winning marathon and basketball medals, and let’s not forget his Kumon Silver and Gold Medals for Math Achievement. Science is organized knowledge and Thomas certainly has his feet on the right path. You might also be interested in: Advancing Beyond Grade Level Helped this Student Become a Member of the National Elementary Honor Society Finding the motivation to continue learning during the summer can be a challenge. 13-year-old Kumon dual program completer shares advice on perseverance. Studying Three Years Above Her Grade Level, This Student Helps Her Peers Kumon Program Completer Earns Perfect SAT Math Score as a 7th Grader

Organic Chemistry 2 Tutor - Finding The Right One For You

Organic Chemistry 2 Tutor - Finding The Right One For YouHave you been trying to figure out if an organic chemistry 2 tutor could be the perfect supplement to your first class at college? I am here to tell you that you will be happy with any organic chemistry tutor in the world, so long as it is one that you can learn with and that has the right program for you.There are many classes to choose from when it comes to getting your first organic chemistry class and it all starts with choosing the right instructor. No matter what it is that you are trying to learn about the chemical process and all of the other more advanced aspects of organic chemistry, there is someone who has experienced it all before. The first step to taking your first course is to find a chemistry teacher that you can learn with whom you are comfortable.Many students think that their chemistry tutor is going to be the answer to all of their problems, but this is not true. If you find a chemistry teacher that you rea lly like and that you feel you have a good rapport with, then you can learn with them. With a teacher who you can understand and relate to, you can communicate your ideas to him or her and they will be able to help you with that particular aspect of your chemistry problems. It is a good idea to keep a journal with you and record all of the different topics that you will be discussing so that you have something to refer back to when you have questions or need help with a particular question.After you choose an organic chemistry tutor, you should also have a plan of how you will implement that tutor into your classroom. You will want to make sure that you have chalkboards for the instructor to use and if possible, a schedule so that they can plan and teach each day without having to worry about getting up in the middle of the night to take a quiz.Always plan your overall schedule for the entire year so that you know what will happen each week, so that you don't have to go hunting for lab time during the week and then have to adjust your schedule when it comes time to get a final. Of course, there are many other things that can happen, so be prepared for everything that is going to happen.When it comes to the organic chemistry tutor, you need to find one that is going to give you the proper training that you need to learn the material properly. It is never a good idea to just hire a person off the street and hope that they are going to teach you. Of course, they will have the proper training so it shouldn't be hard to figure out which one to choose.By now, you should have a better idea of how to find an organic chemistry tutor and how to make sure that you pick the right one. Just remember that there are no shortcuts in this process, so choose carefully and make sure that you have everything covered.