Finding a Chinese Private Tutor For Your Child

Finding a Chinese Private Tutor For Your ChildWhen looking for a Chinese private tutor, make sure that you find one who will help you succeed. This can mean that you need to look at a variety of different things to make sure that you find the right one for you. Here are some tips for finding the right one.The first thing you need to do is go online and look at many different private tutors to see what they have to offer. You will want to be able to see exactly what they can do and what they can't do. This way you will be able to determine which ones are best for you and which ones will fit your particular needs.Once you have found a few, you will want to look at their reviews on the search engines. You should also go over some of their profiles so that you know how much they have to teach. Having this information will allow you to determine what will be best for you.You may even want to meet a few of these tutors to see what kind of person they are. You will want to see how they inte ract with other students and also be able to determine if they work well with your children. A good private tutor will be able to get along with children in a fun way.After you have seen what a good private tutor can do for you, it is time to put together an offer for them. This is the next step and will depend on the tutors needs. Make sure that you are able to communicate well with them and show them that you are the one that they will be working with.In order to make this easier for you, you should also give them a review of the tutor. This will show them that you are getting the best possible services and should keep them happy. Keep this up with them and they will soon see that they are working with someone that is worth their time.As you can see, finding a private tutor for a student in China can be quite a process. With the proper research, a little patience, and a little hard work you will find the perfect one for you.

Is Moving For A Job Worth It

Is Moving For A Job Worth It Image via Pexels Do’s and Don’ts Before evaluating whether or not you should move for a job, there are some do’s and don’ts to consider. Prior to entertaining the idea of relocating for your new job, let’s look over some influencing factors that can impact your decision to move away from home and into a foreign area. Do’s: Move for Increased Wages and Diverse Culture: In today’s job market, one of the biggest factors potential employees consider when looking into a new job is the salary/hourly wage. In some situations, companies and agencies have higher wages and salaries than those in your current area, which is a great incentive to want to relocate for a job. If your current job isn’t paying nearly as much as you would like, let alone what you can survive on while another position out of state is offering double, that’s a great reason to go for it! Additionally, diversified culture and community is another reason to relocate. If your current location is bland, with the same people and cultures, relocating for your job can also benefit you by giving you a diverse culture and community to live in and experience! Move for Entrepreneurial Opportunities/Supportive Business City: Every town and city is different from markets to work ethics. Some towns, like the one I come from, is full of either blue-collar workers or people with college degrees. Some places are more labor-oriented, while others are more creative and embrace entrepreneurial opportunities. Jon Simmons, a writer for Monster  writes, “A Bentley University survey revealed that 66% of millennials want to start their own business. But to do so, they want to live somewhere that can sustain and support that business.“ If you aren’t into the rigidity of school or think outside the box, consider relocating to a town or city that is more supportive of creativity, one that would be better for your future entrepreneurial ideas! Move for Adventure/Risk Taking: Sometimes moving for a job is less about the technicalities or formalities and more about just taking a risk and going out of your traditional comfort zone. If you are someone who has been in the same area for a few years, has an adventurous side and is seeking something new, consider relocating! Starting fresh in a new area can be fun, exciting and the beginning of a new adventure. Maybe the best job isn’t waiting for you, perhaps you’re not looking for any special kind of opportunity but instead, you’re just looking to experience something different, fresh and stimulating there’s nothing wrong with that! You dont want to regret things down the line  that you wish youd tried so  go for it now while you can! Image via Pexels Don’ts: Move for a Slight Pay Increase: One of the “do’s” stated previously was to move for increased wages, which is a solid reason to relocate. However, when considering to move for a job, you don’t want to move for a job that is going to pay slightly more than the one you currently have. Why? Because you have to consider the cost of moving, both literal and metaphorical, and if that slight increase in wages is worth the time, energy and possible hassle of moving away from home and somewhere completely new. There are plenty of factors to consider when looking at a salary for your new job, like cost of living, which will be addressed in the later paragraphs. Ultimately, remember that it’s not just about how much more money you’re making at this new job, it’s about a lot more than that! Move Laterally in your Career: It’s important to remember to consider the type of position you will be accepting when you move away from home. Will this new position be similar in type and rank in comparison to the one you have at home? If it is, Jon Simmons writes, “Neil Bondre, founder of The Interview Professional, an interview coaching company in San Francisco, advises millennials against accepting positions that are similar in rank in new cities, even if they’re unhappy with their current situation. Instead, he suggests making an upgrade or moving in the same city if the position is comparable compensation.” More for Someone Else:   We all have probably heard plenty of horror stories of people moving away solely for their romantic partner and for nothing else. It’s hard to go against this urge when you’re in a relationship, but do not move just for one person. Moving away is a huge decision, which can take an emotional and physical toll on you. Thats not to say that moving for this person isn’t worth all of that, but you’ll want to have extra reasoning and prospects in mind to make the decision more worth it and give yourself a sense of stability. Image via Pexels Is Moving for a Job Worth It? Heres What to Consider 1. Don’t Get Caught Up in the ‘Dream Job’ Hype: When we’re young, we all want to secure that job of our dreams and are willing to do just about whatever it takes to get it. Sometimes this means taking a chance and exploring your options instead of having a decided occupation of your choice picked out. This is the time to take risks and test the waters of different career options that may be of interest to you, so don’t worry about moving to a new place and not having it all figured out yet. Just make sure that you have the support and financial ability to do so! Image made via Canva.com 2. Weigh the Financial Costs: Perhaps one of the most important things to evaluate before you relocate for a job is whether or not you are financially stable enough to do so. This may seem obvious, but for some who act on impulse, this can sometimes be easily overlooked. There are a lot of costs when moving in general, but when you factor in moving out of state or hundreds of miles away, the costs increase significantly. While thinking about moving for a job, consider the following: Cost of living in Home City vs New Location: Moving to a new location that is significantly more than your current location but doesn’t pay enough to cover the difference isn’t a smart choice. Ruth Mayhew of Chron.com  suggests to research the cost of living in your current location versus your desired one and use a cost of living index. She notes, “A cost of living index measures affordability for geographic regions, with 100.0 for the baseline. Anything greater than or less than 100.0 means that food, housing, health care, utilities and transportation are higher or lower, respectively.” Current Salary to Salary Offer in New Location: This goes hand in hand with one of the “don’ts” from earlier, which was moving for a slight pay increase. While brainstorming and making your decision, be sure to compare your current salary to your new salary offer and include the cost of living in the new location to see if the difference is worth it. CNN Money has a cost of living calculator to make this step even easier for you! Shane Jones of the Muse notes that a cost of living calculator is, “useful in determining whether you’ll have a comparable net income after you factor in common expenses such as groceries, housing, and utilities.” 3. Weight the Quality-of-Life Factors: When considering to relocate for a new job, one of the most important factors to consider besides the obvious financial costs is the quality of life you’ll be having. Some things to evaluate are: Living in a Big City vs Small City: What is your preferred living area? Do you like a more urban, busy setting or do you prefer a more quiet, laid back area? When considering to relocate for a job, the location is an important factor to consider. You don’t want to have to work and live in a place that doesn’t sit well with you. Accessible Public Transit: If you are considering to move to an urban or even suburban area for your job, making sure you have access to public transit is very important. Whether this public transit is the bus, subway, the train, or even driving, it’s necessary to know how you’re going to travel to work from home and around the town on off days. Entertainment: Moving for a job is not solely about the job, as you will not be working 24 full hours a day, 7 days a week. Besides work, you need things to do in your free time to relax and have fun! When considering moving for a job, make sure that the city/town has an entertainment atmosphere and community that fits you and your interests. 4. Evaluate Your Career Options: Reviewing your career dreams, goals, and options is a key part in deciding whether or not you want to move for a job. Is it worth moving for the job or can you blossom in your career at your current location? Some things to ask yourself are: Am I on the Right Path? As you evaluate whether or not to move for a job, you should map out your career goals. What are you looking to accomplish in your current position at your job? Are you looking to progress in any way? Is your current position or current location holding you back from those goals? Consider looking to establish a foundation that can be built upon in a job, with upward mobilization and long-term success as the ultimate goal. Stagnant working positions, with no chance of advancement, whether in your current location or away from home is a red flag. Is the location dense with jobs that fit the industry I’m in? Sometimes our current location doesn’t match the job market or industry that we love. For instance, if you’re more of an artsy person, you’ll probably want to be in an urban area rather than a rural one, because the industries in each area type are vastly different. Trying to move away from home and relocate for a job in today’s economy is not easy. There are a lot of things to evaluate and consider, such as the financial costs, the quality of life factors, your career options, and the moving process in general. If you are considering moving for a job, just remember to weigh all of your options carefully and make the best decision for your mind, heart and wallet. Albert Einstein once said, “anyone who has never made a mistake, has never tried anything new.” It is never too late to start! As always, good luck.

Extra Curricular Activities For Your College Resume

Extra Curricular Activities For Your College Resume College Resume Tips from an Irvine Admissions Consultant As a high school student, its important to demonstrate more than just a good grade sheet. Colleges and universities look for a well rounded group of applicants. A good grade sheet is only considered a prerequisite for college acceptance. Students in 2015 should be prepared to demonstrate more than just success with course materials make sure your grades are where they should be with the help of one of our Orange County academic tutors.             (AP Photo/The Chronicle-Tribune, Jeff Morehead) Students who want to attend a fine college or university should consider joining multiple extracurricular activities. There are a few things to think about before making a multi-year commitment, including whether this particular activity represents you as an individual (Read: 8 Reasons Applicants Fail to Get Into the College of Their Choice). One â€" Model United Nations Students who have any interest in international relations, sociology, psychology, or communications may be a good fit for Model UN. Students participating in this after school activity will find that they have to argue points that they may or may not ultimately believe in. However, this teaches students valuable skills about empathy, which can come in handy in any given field where students will have to work with people. Public speaking is also required when participating in Model UN and, although this can be terrifying at first, its an extremely valuable skill for both college and life (Read: A Letter to My High School Self). Two â€" Team and individual sports Both team and individual sports take up an incredible amount of time. To be successful in sports, a student must have an extreme amount of physical discipline as well as demonstrated team spirit. Students who make a three or four year commitment to a sport in high school, show potential universities that they can make a long-term commitment to something strenuous. Students who dont make the team or students who are more geared towards an individual sport can join a club that is not directly related to the school. Many sports clouds, run clubs, and other individual sports offer their members spirit points or participation points, which can be documented and later shown on a student resume. Even students who are not at a level where they might receive a scholarship can still impress potential colleges by participating in some sort of sport after school. Three â€" A kindness club Many high schools have started a kindness club, sometimes called Its cool to be kind, in response to recent widespread allegations of bullying throughout high schools. These groups are often student led but are generally officially recognized by their high school (READ: Kindness Clubs for Kids). Students who wish to study in any field, but especially in a helping profession, such as a teacher, therapist, or nurse, may find that this particular afterschool commitment is especially impressive to potential universities. This is also a great way to fill community service hours and a good way to help the community and other young people in general. Four â€" A fine arts or music club Unfortunately, most high schools have all but done away with art and music. This leaves most public school students at a disadvantage later on. Students who graduated 10 years before current students will have had the opportunity to have participated in art and music to some degree. Even if they are not in an art or music field, they will have gained a lot of rightâ€"brain (problem solving, creative thinking) knowledge from participating in these activities. To make up for that deficit, current high school students can demonstrate a well-rounded education by joining a club that has to do with arts and music. Students who live right here in Southern California will have plenty of opportunity to participate in museum or concert field trips, many of which are free or very low cost to full-time students. Five- Peer tutoring If a particular student does extremely well in one subject, for example English, they may consider participating as a peer tutor. There are many outreach programs that pair any current high school student with a student of the same age or younger who needs academic help. There are multiple English as a second language (ESL) programs right here in Orange County where a student can do some excellent community service to count towards high school graduation. Regardless of what subject a student might excel in, there is sure to be some opportunity for peer tutoring. This is especially beneficial to a future teacher or any student who wishes to work with people as part of their career. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by TutorNerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us post about.

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4 Things College Prep Students Should do This Fall

4 Things College Prep Students Should do This Fall Tips From an Irvine College Prep Tutor: 4 Things College Prep Students Should do Before Thanksgiving Break College prep students have adjusted back to classroom activities and are well on their way to completing important tasks that will help them successfully apply to college. Its good for students to have a list of things to complete each month, so they stay on track and dont miss any important deadlines. Although Thanksgiving break seems worlds away, its not that far and students who have goals to meet by that point in the year should start thinking about it now. Whether students are focused on prepping for college entrance exams or studying for AP classes, nows the time to be prepared our private Irvine college prep tutors are here to get you into college. 1. AP courses Students in 10th through 12th grade are probably taking advanced placement courses to help them apply to college and receive college credit before they even start their first day on campus. AP courses are tons of work and take up a lot of a student’s time, so its important that they feel comfortable they are on track to get a 3 or higher on their test the following May. If students aren’t doing as well as they could in any given AP course, theyre encouraged to join a study group or start working with a one-on-one tutor so they can study more efficiently and go over difficult concepts. 2. College entrance exams By Thanksgiving, many students will have already taken their SAT or ACT and may even have their overall scores. Students should compare their scores with the average accepted student at several universities they plan to apply to next fall to see if they qualify. Students who would like to gain a few extra points can arrange to retake their entrance exam in the spring and start working with an expert SAT or ACT tutor to work on any weak areas. Many students gain 100 or more points just by learning how to beat each section of the exam (READ: 8 Reasons Applicants Fail to Get Into the College of their Choice). 3. Organization Maintaining excellent organization is an essential key to success when it comes to the college prep years. Many students let their organization fall by the wayside during the first few weeks of school because their mind is still on summer break. However, if students are falling off track by Thanksgiving, they should take this as an opportunity to get back on top of things and take care of any details that need attention. This may include signing up for the SAT, improving grades in AP courses, arranging volunteer hours, scheduling a campus visit, or choosing a list of colleges to apply to. 4. Selecting colleges and universities Sophomore and junior year are excellent times to schedule campus visits and start thinking about the best options for applications. By the end of sophomore year, students will have an idea of what their GPA will be when it comes time to apply, and theyll have an idea of some subjects that might interest them as potential career fields but they probably wont know exactly what it is they want to major in or specific elements of colleges that will benefit them in the long run. The best way to get an idea of the best colleges is to visit the campus in person and meet some current students. Most colleges provide opportunities for students to take official tours or simply walk around the campus at their leisure. College visits are an essential part of the application process, and Thanksgiving break is a great time to start thinking about scheduling these tours and finding a good time to visit and do further research. Our Irvine college prep tutoring has a 97% success rate. Call us today to learn more. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by Tutor Nerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us write.

Understanding Chemistry - A Short Description

Understanding Chemistry - A Short DescriptionThe term 'chemistry matter' is a term used in the physics field to refer to the collective behavior of any two types of substances that interact with each other in a chemical manner. This matter is used when describing the basic element of chemistry and it was first used by Isaac Newton in the 1600's. He used the term as a tool to explain his experiments on gases and liquids, which involved the observation of what happens when particles of different sizes collide with each other.The same concept is used today in the study of physical and chemical reactions. The substance that is most often described as 'chemistry matter' is water. Water molecules are very small in size and many of them simply float on top of the water as the liquid floats on the top of the sea. These tiny particles of water molecules are called covalent bonds.A covalent bond is formed between a hydrogen atom and a proton, which are composed of two protons and two neutrons. The bonds that are formed between two atoms of water have a negative charge which holds them together.If you look at a molecule of water and a molecule of air under a microscope, you will see that the covalent bonds are much smaller than the actual molecules. This makes the water molecule look more like a bead in the water while the larger molecules of air look more like tiny balls. The bonds which hold the water molecules together are very weak and it is not possible for a force to be formed between the covalent bonds of water and the covalent bonds of air.It takes a strong force like that created by gravity to break the bonds. The strong force that forms between the water molecules is known as a potential energy and it forms when the water molecules are in motion. When a covalent bond forms between the water molecules, the water and air molecules are allowed to move around freely.The chemistry of water and the air molecules and the water molecules interacting with each other form s the fundamental law of nature. That is why a good understanding of chemistry is essential to any serious student of physics. Most people learn about the law of attraction through a syllabus, which outlines its relationship to physics.Being able to read a textbook is not a good enough answer to a good understanding of a subject such as physics, as we have to be able to comprehend it using nice mathematics. Chemists are trained in mathematics, which helps them to be able to understand more complicated concepts.

Learn the Punjabi Typing Tutor Free Downloads PC Software

Learn the Punjabi Typing Tutor Free Downloads PC SoftwareNow, with the immense popularity of the Punjabi typing tutor free download PC, you can simply switch on your PC and be able to surf the net to your heart's content. This proves to be helpful when you have to get some work done or send some messages to your friends and family.If you happen to be a Punjabi speaker and are finding it difficult to learn the Punjabi languages with other people around you, then it is time that you make use of the Punjabi typing tutor free download PC software. The software is provided by professionals and also offers various Punjabi lessons. You can practice the Punjabi words in this software in different situations.The software's features include the Kannada, Marathi, Hindi, and Urdu lessons. They are well known and widely used. You can even choose to practice words in the basic or advanced levels.The software is available on a wide variety of the online market, such as Cpanel, Openhost, and CDN. Mo st of these websites offer a free trial version. On looking at the terms and conditions, you need to know that there are some limitations in terms of your computer skills and operating system. These limitations have been negotiated beforehand and at no cost.If you want to avail of the services of the Punjabi typing tutor free download PC software, the best option would be to look for the reseller sites. These resellers often provide you with free trial versions, before you decide to buy the full version.The Punjabi typing tutor free download PC software comes with a license key. Once you have got a license key, you can install the software on your PC and start surfing the net. As long as you follow the instructions carefully, you will find it very easy to learn and do things from the Punjabi point of view.There are many websites out there that allow you to learn the Punjabi language and how to speak the language effectively using the Punjabi typing tutor free download PC software. S o, while you browse the net, you will not only be learning the language but also getting trained on other aspects of the language.

The Benefits of Specialised Personal Training

The Benefits of Specialised Personal Training Find Tailored Fitness Training  for Losing Weight, Strength Training Getting in Shape   ChaptersPersonal Trainers for Losing WeightStrength Training? Get a Personal Trainer!A Personal Trainer Specialising in FitnessBecome a Healthy Weight with the Help of a Personal TrainerStruggling to find a personal fitness trainer? Are you looking to lose weight, increase your strength, or get in shape?Superprof is here to help you navigate your way through the health and fitness industry! Since the private tutoring and fitness industries are booming, there are so many personal fitness trainers available and with such large numbers of people wanting personal training sessions, this has allowed trainers to specialise.You’ll see that each personal trainer has their own specialisation: cardio training, endurance, cycling, abs, strength training, weight loss... there’s just so many of them! No matter what you're looking for, there's probably a personal trainer specialising in it.Discover some of the best fitness classes near me through Superprof.An accredited personal fitness traine r can offer a wide variety of services encompassing plenty of different training programmes and regimes.  Their personal trainer certification brings together knowledge of the human body, an awareness of its strengths and weaknesses, what can cause injury, and sports.Cardio is great for weight loss. (Source: pixabay.com)However, it’s unlikely you’ll find a personal trainer that can do everything. Weight loss, strength training, boxing, yoga, pilates, or even workouts at the gym to help you tone and sculpt your body all require a very specific set of skills and specialised knowledge.  This is why most personal trainers only offer 2 or 3 unique services.You’re probably fully aware that losing weight isn’t something you can take lightly. Your body, even when you’re losing weight, has to continue to get its regular intake of energy and vitamins on a daily basis. If it doesn’t, you’ll probably end up giving up on your fitness goals.A quick search online will show you that t here are supposedly thousands of miraculous ways to lose weight. However, if you've tried any of them, you'll probably know that a lot of them are unsustainable methods or outright nonsense.If you really want to lose weight, you need to be eating right and exercising. You first step should be calling a fitness professional who specialises in nutrition.  They can show you how to eat right and cook food that will help you lose weight. Bit by bit, they’ll help you get that flat stomach you’ve always wanted.Of course, you still need to put in the physical effort, too! If you want to lose weight, you’re going to have to roll up your sleeves and follow your personal trainer’s advice, do some cardio like running, ab workouts, and maybe even go swimming or get on your bike. In short, you have to exercise regularly and change your eating habits.The right personal trainer will have to be an expert in both these things! If you’re ready to go for it, there are plenty of personal train ers waiting for you on Superprof!Strength Training? Get a Personal Trainer!Strength training is one of the most popular disciplines when it comes to personal trainers on Superprof!  Would you like to be more toned or muscular?Have you been working on your definiton? Are you still not getting the abs, pecs, glutes, or legs you’re after despite fierce sessions at the gym? Don’t worry! Maybe you just need to change your methods.Get a specialised personal trainer to help you with your technique. (Source: Binyamin Mellish)Superprof recommends hiring a fitness instructor that specialises in strength and conditioning! You can find personal trainers up and down the UK on our site who know the most effective ways to bulk and get ripped.Unlike the personal trainers specialising in weight loss, a certified personal trainer specialising in strength training will focus on gaining weight in the form of muscles. This type of personal trainer can put together personal training sessions based on your needs, strengths, and weaknesses.When it comes to your fitness programme, there are a lot of things your trainer will do for you. They’ll firstly establish where you are currently and where you need to go.Then your personal trainer will put together a programme of different workouts for different muscle groups like your abs, glutes, and legs as well as your upper body (pecs, shoulders, back), and arms (triceps, biceps, forearms), etc. They'll find the perfect balance between challenging and achievable. After all, people usually give up because they're not working hard enough and therefore aren't getting the results they wanted or they work too hard and burn themselves out. The right motivation is very important for sticking with your workout routine.You might think that you don’t need a personal trainer to do that and you can just do it yourself. However, Superprof recommends finding a qualified personal trainer since this type of exercise can be potentially dangerous if n ot done correctly and with the supervision of a professional. This is why your personal trainer has to be a seasoned professional that specialises in strength training!  As you might have guessed, this is in order to avoid injury! You'd hate to put so much work into your workouts and then for it all to go to waste because you're out injured!A Personal Trainer Specialising in FitnessThe 2 specialities we’ve already talked about focus on the size of your body. They have very specific and achievable numerical objectives.However, some people want more than just to be a different size. They want to get into shape and live more healthily. They want to change their unhealthy daily routines for better ones.You don't need to exercise just to change your weight. (Source: pixabay.com)A lot of people find staying in shape very difficult. Even former sports stars! Our other responsibilities and daily activities can often pull us away from sporting activities. We end up putting on a few extra p ounds and losing the firmness we’d gained thanks to the sports we were doing. We also can lose the ability to exercise for longer periods of time...However, sports are making a comeback! It’s time for everyone to get involved!  Getting back into shape is now even easier thanks to personal trainers who can come to your house.They specialise in getting people back into shape even if it’s been years since the last time they exercised. There are plenty of different programmes to get back into shape whether in your house or at a sports centre.First you need to start with a bit of cardio to get things going again. This usually entails a bit of running, using the cross trainer, exercise bike, or treadmill. Then there’s a bit of strength training to keep you in shape.When combined, these practices can help your body get back to how it was back in the day. A personal trainer will also suggest useful activities like yoga or pilates to help you become more flexible and to help you rela x.Finally, this all has to be done while eating right otherwise you might end up wasting your time.Make sure to ask any potential personal trainers whether or not they specialise in fitness training. While this can sometimes be quite expensive, if you do enough research, you should be able to find the right personal trainer for you at the right price.Become a Healthy Weight with the Help of a Personal TrainerWe couldn’t talk about personal trainers without mentioning this. While you may think that personal trainers are only for keen gym members and those losing weight for bikini season, they can also be a huge benefit to overweight individuals.They are basically health professionals. Typical training sessions may be a real challenge for some clients. However, a personal trainer can find activities that work for them. If you need to lose several pounds and move towards becoming a healthy weight, you should look for a personal trainer!Anyone can get in shape. You just need to get ou t there! (Source: jeshoots.com)They’ll help you become motivated and get your confidence back!In recent years, lifestyle changes have resulted in more people being overweight and the UK having the highest rates of obesity in Europe. However, it's not all bad news. This demand has also resulted in a large number personal trainers specialising in weight loss.We’re very confident that you’ll be able to find the right personal trainer for you on Superprof if you’d like to lose weight. They’ll be able to put together the programme that works for you and keep tailoring it session after session.In addition to the physical benefits of these sessions, they can also be very helpful for those suffering from stress and anxiety which is usually caused work. 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Are Mnemonic Devices Right for My Learning Style

Are Mnemonic Devices Right for My Learning Style Many of us use mnemonic devices without even realizing it. This is in part because mnemonic devices can be an extremely helpful tool when attempting to make information more relatable and interesting, and therefore easier to memorize. If youre wondering which mnemonic devices work best for your learning style, here are several that you can try that suit visual, auditory, verbal, and kinestheticlearners. Here aretips to help you figure out your best study style. 1. Visual As a visual learner, youre likely to best remember concepts by connecting them with mental images. You can do this by physically drawing a picture, or imagining a scene that you can associate with a key fact. If youre sketching an image, try doing so in the notebook where you take lecture notes.These tips may help you organize your notes. You can also create a 2D or 3D model to help you recall information. Use pie charts and pyramids, for example, to divide information into more manageable parts. Lastly, experiment with the Method of Loci. This involves picturing a place that you are familiar with, like the route to school from home, or the rooms in your house. Then match words or concepts with landmarks along the route or rooms in the house. If you practice often enough, you will be able to recall the associated concept when you think of each part of the route or the house. 2. Auditory If you are an auditory learner, consider using songs and lyrics to help you remember important information. Write a song or jingle using the information you would like to memorize. Use melodies from your childhood, as they are easy to improvise to. You may even be able to find existing songs, jingles, or rhymes related to your topic online. If you are the musical type, consider posting the song online with or without video so others can benefit from it, too. 3. Verbal If you are a learner who tends toward reading and writing, you will be able to utilize many different mnemonic devices. Acronyms, in which the first letter of each item in a list are arranged to make an easy-to-remember word, are very popular. Some common ones are Roy G. Biv for the colors of the spectrum; the order of operations as PEMDAS (Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally); and the method of multiplying two binomials, FOIL (First Outer Inner Last). There are other sayings like, I before e, except after c, or, In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Use alliteration to make your own for example, Memorial Day is in May; Labor Day happens later in the year. You can even think of these mnemonic devices as acrostic poems! 4. Kinesthetic As a kinesthetic learner, these devices might not seem as intuitive to you. You learn through doing, so science experiments, sports, and acting may make more sense to you. However, you can still use mnemonic devices by translating them into physical movement. Trace them with your finger, rewrite them, or re-type them. Use physical flashcards the act of writing these flashcards and flipping them front-to-back may be very helpful. Regardless of your learning style, you should be able to use some sort of mnemonic device. By trying one or more of the mnemonic devices listed above, you will likely stumble across a methodthat works for your learning style and can be adapted to different subjects and courses. If you are stuggling with your test prep consider contacting a test prep tutorto help you better grasp yourbestmnemonic device.