Has Anyone Used Online Code Tutoring?

Has Anyone Used Online Code Tutoring?If you have recently looked into code online tutoring, you may have heard about a subreddit called 'Has anyone used the online code tutoring?' Well, if you are like me, you'll be interested to know whether it is true. I want to share my opinion with you. It turns out that this subreddit is 100% true.Now, the internet is full of people that live on the internet. In fact, almost everyone has an account. While these people do have some interest in learning online, their main focus is learning online. They are not interested in getting better at using the internet, they just want to have an account and be able to browse and participate on forums.Such forums are not just for people who use the internet. These people have an interest in learning online as well. The difference is, they don't realize this. They learn so much about using the internet and how it can help them, and then they just add another tool to their arsenal.Now, you may wonder why you should care if someone has learned how to use the internet. In fact, I bet you're curious. Why should you pay attention to someone that spends their time doing nothing but typing? You should, because as someone who wants to make money using the internet, I want you to get better at using the internet and creating a business using the internet.Some people use the internet to just learn how to do something. Some people even spend hours just trying to understand a website. Why should you care what someone does with their time on the internet? If you want to make money online, then you should want to spend your time creating a business that you can make money on.Have you ever spent any time on a forum? Have you ever created a business over time? Have you spent a lot of time using the internet? If you have not, then you may not even know what you are doing. There is a learning curve that needs to be surmounted before you can get good at learning to use the internet.Do you want to start y our own business? Do you want to be able to use the internet to get things done quickly? Then, you need to spend time learning how to use the internet to make money online. There is nothing wrong with spending time learning.There are many people who do it. They have great knowledge and skills, but they still lack some in their learning process. This is OK. I am willing to bet that all of us could use some time on our learning journey to expand our knowledge about the internet. I want you to look at the 'Has anyone used the online code tutoring' subreddit.

Free Tuition - What Is It?

Free Tuition - What Is It?If you are planning to take up a course in Chemistry at Fresno Community College, then you will be able to get hold of a free tutor. If you have not already done so, you should first visit the campus to know about the education plan. Once you feel that you have come to an agreement with the program offered by the college, then you can apply for a free tuition.You need to make sure that you will not get a scholarship, but you should also not accept a low scholarship. A good Chemistry tutor should be able to provide you with the best possible course you need. There are many colleges in Fresno that offer free tuition and fee scholarships. These days, it is easy to get a good university.However, there are some universities that have professors who are famous in the field of education and art/life teacher, who can help you get a better job. It is hard to get into a college if you don't have any prior experience.The College of Food, Agricultural, Environmental and Natural Resources is considered one of the best institutions for study. If you want to study abroad, the college is in charge of foreign exchange programs, so that you can improve your career chances.The college needs certain criteria to choose you out from the applicants, so that the right chemistry tutor can be picked. You need to make sure that you do not go for a university that is known to be great, but you must also make sure that you can adapt to their environment. These colleges also require that their students do not have prior experience in higher education, so that they can better develop the students' ability to adapt to the college environment.Students who are very keen in science and have studied physics or mathematics at their own college, can also opt for another program calledFluent in Arts and Social Sciences (FAS), which is a complete new learning system, where the students are not exposed to chemistry prior to them having reached the class level. All students ca n easily select a diploma through this program.If you are willing to stay back home and study in Fresno, then you can study in the College of Agricultural Sciences, which is located in Fresno. Fresno has all the state colleges. Students from out of state can also study here, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria and satisfy the minimum academic requirement.

Assessing ROI Of A College Degree

Assessing ROI Of A College Degree In terms of bang for your buck public colleges may have a better return on investment that previously thought. An article in the Washington Post cited an article from SmartMoney magazine, which measured the value of colleges by their graduates salaries in proportion to the tuition they paid as students. However, this is only a value metric, and SmartMoney magazine admitted that its scale is far from perfect. Its analysis does not take financial aid into consideration. Some colleges post high tuition prices but offer huge scholarships to nearly every student. Its a marketing ploy. Many Ivy League schools fall into that category, as they give out enough financial aid/scholarships to most of their students, which end up reducing the net price by half or more. But, the report still offers some general but valuable information. The report measures a colleges graduates salaries at two points: one when they just graduate and another at mid-career. It then forms an estimated, averaged salary. Dartmouth graduates have the highest salaries of all other grads with mid-career earnings at $123,000. Dartmouth, an Ivy League school, has a rich history of producing high-earning graduates. It ranks 21st on SmartMoneys list of most valuable colleges, which is about the highest ranking for any private university. Carnegie-Mellon graduates earn the most right after graduation with $62,400, but the university ranks 23rd on the list of overall value, which is still fairly high for a private college. Sarah Lawrence College has the highest tuition and living expenses in the nation at $148,570. But, that number does not reflect student aid, and Sarah Lawrence College gives out a tremendous amount of student aid. The colleges grads earn a lot of money, and the school ranks at 50 on the overall value list. The value metric does not consider specific schools within colleges. It only accounts for overall earning figures of all graduates. For example, Purdue, which ranks 7th on the list is a huge engineering school. Engineering is one of the highest-paying fields, and that likely tips the scale in Purdues favor. Again, this list is not completely accurate, and its authors even admit that. This is a good resource to students, but it should not be the only factor in selecting a college. Here are the top 10 most valuable schools, private and public, according to SmartMoney Magazine. Private Colleges Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Carnegie-Mellon Bucknell University of Pennsylvania Colgate University of Richmond Cornell Yale Public Colleges Georgia Tech UT Austin University of Florida University of Georgia University of Illinois Clemson University Purdue University Colorado School of Mines Miami University (Ohio) UC Berkeley

Why Students Are Being Rewarded For AP Tests

Why Students Are Being Rewarded For AP Tests Do well on an Advanced Placement exam, and receive $100. Thats exactly what South High Community School in New York does for its students, according to an article in the New York Times. Teachers whose students do well also receive bonuses. The National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) funds the incentives at South High Community School and all the other schools that participate in this program. It pays each student who scores a 3 or above (high enough to earn college credit) on the math or science A.P. exam $100. Teachers incentives are not as straightforward and are based on the percentage of their students that pass the exam. More than half of the 1,853 teachers who participated in this initiative last year earned bonuses of at least $2,000. The largest reward was $12,500. The national program is still growing, and its goal is to increase the number of A.P. exams being taken. In just over three years, this initiative increased exams to 38,000 annually. Roughly 308 schools in six states are participating by rewarding their students and teachers with monetary benefits. However, there has been a lot of debate about whether this program actually improves students and teachers motivation. Rewarding people with exterior motives like cash can diminish intrinsic motivation. In this case, students only want to do well on the test so they can get that $100, not because it is truly important to them. Roland G. Fryer, a Harvard economist, who won a MacArthur Foundation award for his research on educational incentives, said that a cash incentive cannot consistently increase students performance. Under this initiative, students can be motivated to perform better on the A.P. exam; however, that motivation will not translate to the classroom or other tests. This takes the intrinsic motivation away from students. However, Fryer did say that combining payments with tutoring, teacher training and other tactics could be promising and provide more consistent motivation. The College Board, the administrator of the A.P. program, endorses the math and science initiative that rewards students and teachers performance with cash benefits. Some academics, however, are expressing concerns that the A.P. program is getting too large. They say too many unprepared students are taking and failing the A.P. classes/exams. They argue that this program is only making that problem worse. At most schools, students have to test into A.P. classes; however, the standards are becoming more lax. Some schools do not have entrance tests, and students only have to sign up. But, others claim that more students are now passing the exam and getting a head start on college, which could decrease dropout rates and improve students success in college. They argue that students should always be persuaded to take the hardest classes, even if that means failing. This will, at the very least, prepare students for college-level classes.

5 Best Bass Guitar Brands on a Budget

5 Best Bass Guitar Brands on a Budget Suzy S. In the market for a bass guitar? Here, Orange, CA teacher Miller W.  explores the  best bass guitar brands to consider if youre on a budget This list of the best bass guitar brands will give you a good frame of reference for finding a quality instrument while on a budget. While not always the cheapest options available, these basses are built to a reliably high standard for the price and can always be found for at least under $1000, if not much less. 1) Squier by Fender (Range: $279.99-$379.99) Squier has really upped the ante on their bass offerings in the last five years or so. The Vintage Modified (VM) and Classic Vibe (CV) series are very well-built instruments and sound great for the price. Most models come equipped with Duncan Designed Pickups. The Affinity series is cheaper but of noticeably lower quality. The VM and CV Series offer all the classic tones in the Jazz and Precisions basses (in four- and five-string models), as well as less common sounds from the Fretless Jazz bass, the Telecaster bass, and the newly revived Bass VI. Recommendation: Vintage Modified Jazz Bass 2) MTD Kingston (Range: $499-$819) The Kingston Brand is the mass-produced branch of MTD USA, a high-end bass custom shop run by Michael Tobias. Kingston basses are designed to be as close to the handmade standard at the best price point. The three models that make up the Kingston line are the CRB (with one P-type pickup, starts at $499), the Saratoga (with two J-type pickups, starts at $529), and the Artist (with one MM-type pickup, $689). The pickups and build quality are astonishingly high quality for the price, and the asymmetrical neck construction allows for incredibly fast shifting up and down the neck. The Artist is the only active model, and it includes a very versatile three-band EQ. Recommendation: MTD Kingston Saratoga 3) GL Tribute (Range: $449-$749) GL was the last company Leo Fender started before his death, consequently the models offered by GL and their more budget-friendly brand Tribute are the natural evolution of the Fender Models. The Tribute Line has more individual models, all of which are very well built and contain almost any combination of J pickups, P pickups, and Humbuckers. The L2000 ($699), arguably their flagship model, is one of the most versatile instruments available, as its two Humbucker pickups are augmented by a three-way pickup selector, a series/parallel switch, and a switchable three-mode preamp which controls volume, bass, and treble. Recommendation: GL Tribute L2000 or L2500 4) Spector Legend (Range: $499-$849) The Spector Legend Series offers slightly less in the way of variety, but that is made up for in the quality of construction. The Legend Series contains the Standard line, which comes in four- and five-string versions, as well as the Classic Line, which is available with four, five, or six strings. All of these basses are equipped with two SSD Humbuckers, with the exception of the Standard Four String model, which has an EMG P/J pickup set. Spector is also known for its beautiful paintjobs and exotic wood tops, both of which are options when purchasing a Legend. These basses are incredibly durable. Dan Briggs, of Between the Buried and Me fame, played the same Spector Legend Five String he bought when he was 16 until just a few years ago, which is a true testament to the longevity of these basses. Recommendation: Spector Legend Classic 5. 5) Ibanez (Range: aprox. $300-$900) This is where things get a little tricky. Ibanez makes a huge range of basses, from the lowest of the low to highest of the high, more or less. The trick is finding that range in the middle that is high quality but doesn’t break the bank. I’ve found the best bang for your buck range is minimum $300 anything below that is pretty shoddy workmanship and somewhere around $900 at the top. The Soundgear series is always a safe bet; they are pretty much all equipped with two Humbuckers and a 3-Band onboard EQ, which gives them a serious leg up in versatility, although not to the same extent as the GL Tribute L2000. Ibanez also offers the Artcore series, which consists of shortscale hollowbody basses with a very classic vibe. Artcore basses are some of the only Passive Ibanez basses and generally come with two more subtly voiced pickups, while their Active counterparts generally lend themselves to a more Hi-Fi tone that cuts through the mix. Recommendation: Ibanez AGB200 (Artcore) or SR505 (Soundgear) These are some of the best bass guitar brands out there, all with prices that wont completely break the bank. Good luck finding the bass for you! Miller W. teaches acoustic guitar, bass guitar, music theory and upright bass in Orange, CA. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Music at Santa Barbara and has been teaching students since 2008. Learn more about Miller W. 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

Learn Italian through a Study Abroad

Learn Italian through a Study Abroad Speak Italian through a Semester in Italy ChaptersLanguage Learning in the Italian University SystemLearn to Speak Italian through ErasmusChoosing an Italian Course in an Italian UniversityThe best Italian universitiesChoosing a City to study for your Trip to ItalyAt some point in their academic career, every student dreams of spending a year or more in a university in a different country. For those students who study Italian and want to take their language lessons to the next level, Italy is often chosen as the ideal destination for continuing their studies.Taking part in an immersion program through studying abroad not only allows students to learn Italian while studying important Italian vocabulary and colloquial Italian phrases, but it also means learning about Italian culture in depth.Before leaving on your journey towards speaking Italian fluently, students must not only select a university which they would like to attend, but also what program and city they would like to study in. This guide tells you not only  everyt hing you need to know about studying abroad in Italy, but everything form obtaining accommodation to choosing a university!Learn to speak fluently by a complete Italian immersion program DanielaItalian Teacher 5.00 (9) £50/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors LuciaItalian Teacher 5.00 (4) £17/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarilùItalian Teacher 5.00 (8) £22/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarcoItalian Teacher £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors AntonellaItalian Teacher 5.00 (2) £14/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors GiusyItalian Teacher 5.00 (3) £25/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors EnricoItalian Teacher 5.00 (2) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors FedericaItalian Teacher 5.00 (2) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsLanguage Learning in the Italian University SystemLearning a new language can already be difficult without having to learn to navigate an entirely new administrative system. While studying Ital ian language and culture will be a beautiful experience, you should also familiarize yourself with the Italian educational system.Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate level speaker, you don’t need to be fluent in Italian to understand what type of Italian lessons or language courses will be available to you when you arrive to Italy.The Italian educational system is often considered to resemble the UK’s own system, with a few exceptions. Italy is made up of 60 public universities, three of which are technological universities and sixteen private ones.While there are many universities to choose from, it all depends on what your goal is with regards to your move abroad. Some examples of what you can study in Italian universities are:Learning Italian as a foreign languageTaking language courses in a language school while also workingLearning to speak other romance languages and their literatureStudying subjects like math or science in ItalianIf you’re worried your gramma r and vocabulary in Italian aren’t good enough to be able to study in Italy, make sure to contact the appropriate program advisors to understand your options.Depending in where you’re from, there can be some slight to major differences between the school systems in Italy and that of your country of residence. For example, in the majority of Italian universities, attendance in courses are optional.The diploma system in Italy also resembles those the world over, involving three levels of higher education. You can obtain degrees similar to a bachelor’s, masters and doctorate through programs awarding a laurea, laurea magistrale, and dottorato, respectively. The laurea and laurea magistrale normally take about three and five years to accomplish, while the dottorato is usually completed after eight years of study.In Italy, university exams also follow a slightly different process than in the UK. From an academic point of view, the tests favor oral elements in exams over written one s. This will be a great opportunity to expand on public speaking skills and, for those that are worried, the majority of schools allow students to retake the exams if they score low in the first round.Take these Italian language courses to make your study in Italian Universities easier.Learn to Speak Italian through ErasmusLearning Italian and becoming fluent can be difficult for beginners, especially those who are constantly looking for ways to improve their conversational and listening skills. For the hands-on learner who wants to improve their knowledge on not only Italian grammar, but also Italian culture, the Erasmus program can be the perfect solution.This program, available to students in eligible countries, offers both academic and internship opportunities abroad. On top of that, the Erasmus organization itself also gives out a certain number of scholarships each year for students enrolled in the program.Conversational Italian will be part of your daily life in ItalyThe only caveat to this program is that students often don’t have a wide variety of schools to choose from. In fact, the program is based on what is known as a study exchange, which means that your choices will be limited to the universities and countries with which your home school and country has good, international relations with.Luckily, the Erasmus program can be flexible, so if you’re dead set on studying a Italian or language course in Italy, there’s a good chance you’ll get the chance to apply for a school there.The Erasmus program itself is structured in a simple manner. It consists of a student, studying for one or two semesters in the country of their choice, subject to the strength of their application and their level in that particular language. It is then up to that student’s home university to find the student a university in that country to which they will be attending.If you don’t like this aspect of mystery involved in the application process, you’re not alon e. In fact, students often attain a list of partnered universities before they apply â€" in many cases the lists are available either from your home school or school in Italian online. After applying, the student will have between six months to a year to prepare for their study trip. DanielaItalian Teacher 5.00 (9) £50/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors LuciaItalian Teacher 5.00 (4) £17/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarilùItalian Teacher 5.00 (8) £22/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarcoItalian Teacher £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors AntonellaItalian Teacher 5.00 (2) £14/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors GiusyItalian Teacher 5.00 (3) £25/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors EnricoItalian Teacher 5.00 (2) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors FedericaItalian Teacher 5.00 (2) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsChoosing an Italian Course in an Italian UniversityIt is possible that you’ve decided that yo u’d like to apply to an Italian university independent of any organization. If you’d like to take an independent approach to studying, there are many different pathways to choose from when wanting to study in Italy, regardless of whether you want to take courses in the Italian language, online courses, or want to be enrolled in a full-time basis.If you’d like to apply to private or technical universities, all you will need to do is to submit an application after you complete your exams. Your diploma, which is known as the diploma di istruzione secondaria di secondo grado in Italian, should be supported by a translated letter of motivation.It is important that you have a conversation with the advisor of the program you are interested in as soon as possible. They will be able to give you advice and help on issues like wither basic Italian or fluency is required in the program, the important deadlines to admissions and much more. Understanding the kind of written and spoken Itali an will be required in your program is vital if you are an Italian language learner who is unsure about their level of pronunciation and grammar.You should pay special attention to the European Credit Transfer System, or ECTS, which facilitates the process of translating the academic worth of diplomas from one country to another. If your program does not follow this system, understanding what the ECTS entails is a great starting point for gauging how much your diploma is “worth.”In addition to this, you will also need letters of recommendations from your previous professors or employers, which describe in detail the reasons why you should be chosen. Make sure to find Italian speakers for this portion of your application if your program requires you to do so, and that your recommendation letters include key words and phrases that highlight your best traits.It is important to note that many programs impose a limit to how many students they accept each year. This is especially true for programs such as medicine or architecture. Whatever university you apply to, once you accept, the second step will be to assess how well you speak Italian with a language test, organized either by your university or by each student themselves.Choosing where to study Italian is a difficult, but rewarding, choiceThe best Italian universitiesMuch of higher education is concerned, now, less with the importance of finding a school tailored to each student and more with continuing the narrative that reputable schools are the ones to aspire to. There are many reasons for this, which is why it is good to understand what schools are considered to be the best in Italy.Taken from a mixture of both the infamous Shanghai, Times Higher Education and QS rankings, the best Italian universities include:Times Higher EducationQS Top UniversitiesShanghai (ARWU)Scuola Superiore Sant’AnnaPolitecnico di MilanoU. Sapienza University of RomeScuola Normale Superiore di PisaU. di BolognaUniversity of P aduaU. di BolognaScuola Normale Superiore di PisaPolitecnico di MilanoVita-Salute San Raffaele UniversityScuola Superiore Sant’AnnaU. di BolognaU. degli studi di TrentoU. Sapienza University of RomeU. di FlorenceChoosing a City to study for your Trip to ItalyChoosing a university by the city they are located in can also be an important deciding factor. Whether you’re looking for the most opportunities in terms of shopping, professional life, food â€" or all three â€" these cities are often cited as the most student friendly cities in Italy:RomeThe capital of Italy, as you would expect, is not lacking distinguished and historically rich universities. Rome, in fact, boasts an establishment that is recognized worldwide for its interesting past and its peerless academic quality: Sapienza.The university is not only one of the oldest in the world, having been established in 1303, but also one of the biggest in Europe.MilanThe fashion capital of the world also contains two of Italy’s most renowned schools: Bocconi, which is cited as the best Italian university for commerce, and Politecnico, for engineering. Milan is also host to a number of universities, one of which is placed as the 38th best in the entire world.BolognaThe Universita di Bologna is known for being an Italian language powerhouse. In fact, since 2015, with the establishment of a department of latin, Bologne placed itself as a perfect city for foreigners and locals alike with a passion for the romance languages.

Is it really a Hostile Work Environment 5 Steps for Dealing with Difficult People - Introvert Whisperer

Introvert Whisperer / Is it really a Hostile Work Environment 5 Steps for Dealing with Difficult People - Introvert Whisperer Is it really a Hostile Work Environment? 5 Steps for Dealing with Difficult People Sometimes terminology is used in our culture that gets adopted and used, but it isn’t being used correctly. “Hostile Work Environment” is one of those terms that you hear, but may or may not be true to the legal definition of it. That’s right  when it comes to this term; we have laws about hostile work environments and with the law comes a legal definition. It’s good to know the difference, because depending on what you are really talking about, your potential actions could be very different. To quote About.com: “A hostile work environment is created by a boss or coworker whose actions, communication or behavior makes doing your job impossible. This means that the behavior altered the terms, conditions, and/or reasonable expectations of a comfortable work environment…and must be discriminatory in nature. (Discriminatory would be about age, religion, gender, or race). The behavior must last over time and must be severe.”  As you can see this is a very specific set of behaviors that protect our right to work. There can be legal ramifications because someone has made working and prospering at work impossible, if this issue is not handled properly by the employer. Since we are clear about the true, legal term “Hostile Work Environment”, let’s look at what is taking place when your work situation may or may not be aligned to this technical term, but it’s bad nonetheless. What can you do in either situation? Know the proper way to escalate an issue. You don’t want to go from your office to the local Bureau of Labor and Industry to talk to a lawyer. No matter which situation you are in, you are expected to work from the bottom up. Your steps should be: 1. Address the issue directly with the offender. Difficult for many people, but necessary, is to adequately communicate what the issue is and to give a very specific example. You don’t want to use absolutes like “you always talk vulgar to me” when that isn’t actually true, because that person may be vulgar frequently, but not ‘always’. Consider: “When you spoke to me just now, that was vulgar and inappropriate. You do not have my permission to continue. 2. If the issue continues.  Again, difficult for some people, but you need to repeat your previous message and then let them know you will be escalating it to both management and HR. By this point, you should be documenting both your conversations and comments made to you by the offender. You may need this type of detailed information when you take the issue up the food chain. 3. Take it to management and Human Resources (HR).  Not all companies have an HR, but if they do, you need to cover your bases and ensure they are in the loop. When you take your issue to your manager, you will be much more effective if you can keep calm and professional. An emotional scene won’t help make your case despite how you might feel about it. You need to be prepared to give specific examples. You also need to be prepared for management to speak to the offender, making the previous step important. You must hold your management accountable for correcting the situation. This doesn’t mean you insisting on this person being fired, but it is reasonable to expect that they will take whatever action they think will curb the inappropriate behavior. You should expect, and ask for a follow up, to minimally hear back that they did take action. You don’t need a full account of what was said and done, as that is confidential. 4. If it continues.  Again, you need to follow the previous steps and waste no time informing your management and HR. You are still looking for these people to take action. 5. And if it still continues.  At this point, you may be out of options. If the issue does follow the definition of a hostile work environment, you may have grounds for a legal action. If it is simply someone who does annoying things, badgers your work or makes rude remarks, your only two options are: -Take the issue to a higher management level. -Leave. While it might seem unfair that you would have to be the one to leave, all too many people tend to be weenies   when  dealing with difficult personnel issues. You can either find a way to tolerate it, be miserable or leave. Hopefully, you will never have to face this type of situation but if you do, learn the right way, the professional way of addressing this kind of issue. It will be more effective in the long run for everyone involved. 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