Organic Chemistry Tutor, Inc. - How to Build a Following on YouTube and Instagram

Organic Chemistry Tutor, Inc. - How to Build a Following on YouTube and InstagramOrganic Chemistry Tutors and Instagram are quickly becoming a wonderful means of introducing Chemistry to students. Social media has become a great way for an entire community to connect, both physically and digitally. This article is going to share some tips to help you build a following on both YouTube and Instagram.It can be a bit of a challenge building an organic chemistry tutor following on YouTube. A few years ago, YouTube was the last stop for anyone who wanted to learn how to be an inventor. However, it is now a wonderful place for a new product to launch. If you can figure out a unique angle or method of making a product, this might be the perfect avenue to go down. Here are a few ways to do this:Use YouTube as a marketing tool. You can make videos about your product that are linked to your page. By embedding a link in your video, people are more likely to view it. When someone views your video , you can tag them in your photos and videos. The more people that they are following on YouTube, the more likely they are to see your new product.They don't want to feel like they are being left behind. You will probably have to spend a little bit of time creating a following on YouTube to get your videos noticed by potential customers. However, if you create a relationship with the people that are viewing your videos, this will definitely help you generate interest. This will allow your videos to appear at the top of the search results when someone types in a keyword related to your product.Use Instagram as a marketing tool. If you can use Instagram to build your following, then you can probably use it to build a following on YouTube. You can share photos from your adventures with nature, your kitchen, or whatever your passion is. For every person that sees your photo, it will be seen by thousands more!If you are looking to make a difference with your organic chemistry tutor, a su ccessful campaign can be extremely rewarding. Being in front of a mass audience is not always a good thing. However, many people will do anything for a chance to connect with their favorite celebrities. By choosing to take the path of least resistance, you can actually make a difference for students all over the world!Building a following on YouTube or Instagram may seem like a daunting task, but with the right approach, it can be done. Utilizing social media in a great way is not always easy, but there are ways to build a following that are cost effective and extremely effective. In just a few short weeks, you can achieve the level of exposure that you want without spending any money. That's why I love marketing with social media so much!

italki Language Challenge Week 7 Goal

italki Language Challenge Week 7 Goal Lindsaydoeslanguages is blogging about her World Cup Language Challenge and we’re reposting here to share with the entire italki Community. This blog post  originally was posted  on  Lindsaydoeslanguages.com  website. What a challenge! You know what? I feel really proud of my commentary last weekend. A lot of people even asked me to commentate the final the next day! If you missed it, take a peek here and let me know what you think of my Portuguese! Beforehand, however, I was genuinely a bit nervous. I’d never done a live event on YouTube before, I would never have thought to do this in my own language â€" never mind one I’ve been learning for a few weeks, and I’d never commentated a football match. And to make matters worse, it was Brazil vs Netherlands â€" both countries speaking two languages I’d been learning recently â€" Portuguese and Dutch! Who was I supposed to support?! For this week’s goal, I initially said I’d opt for a video discussing how the commentary went in Portuguese, but I decided to try my hand at writing instead, something I haven’t really done much of. Please feel free to correct me in the comments! Here we go… (Psst! Click the Google Translate button in the top right hand corner and it should translate the text for you if you don’t speak Portuguese!) Semana 7 Então, e terminado! Estou muita contenta com o meu comentário e o meu português agora. Me sinto como si posso comentar um partido de futebol, posso fazer tudo o que necessito em português. Fazer um desafio como isso e o melhor coisa que poderia tido feito porque foi um desafio verdade! Porque escrever? Escrever não é uma coisa que fazemos muito na vida quotidiana hoje. E quando fazemo-lo, estamos rapidamente corrigidos dos computadores e tecnologia â€" então, já esta importante que aprendamos a escrever? Acho que a idioma e uma das coisas mas importantes que aprendemos na vida. Ter uma maneia em que podemos comunicar e empresarmos e imprescindível. Mas â€" escrever também? Quando falamos, falamos rapidamente, normalmente sim uma oportunidade a pensar muito do que estamos a dizer. Mas, quando escrevermos, podemos parar, e pensar, e ter cuidado do que queremos expressar. Isso é o que é importante. Fazes o italki World Cup Language Challenge? Quase, quase! Podemos ver a linha de terminar! Espero que tenhas desfrutado o desafio e que vais a continuar com as suas idiomas depois. Eu sei que tenho aprendido muito de português e que o tenho desfrutado muito! A prossima! Mas, antes, há uma semana e media mais em que podemos fazer mas aulas si necessitamos, revisar o que necessitamos a revisar, e desfrutar a idioma antes da tentação de uma outra quando tememos o premio de ITC… E agora que? E difícil seguir isso! Mais, acho que vou a continuar com português depois do desafio com um pouco quando posso. Isso dito, depois de Julho, tenho que concentrar só em francês porque e “importante” que obtenha uma boa nota mais ódio estudar academicamente e não posso esperar ate que possa aprender as idiomas sim as restrições outra vez! Just a little something to keep my Portuguese brain ticking over! How are you getting on with the italki World Cup Language Challenge? Not long left now! Let’s do this! italki Language Challenge Week 7 Goal Lindsaydoeslanguages is blogging about her World Cup Language Challenge and we’re reposting here to share with the entire italki Community. This blog post  originally was posted  on  Lindsaydoeslanguages.com  website. What a challenge! You know what? I feel really proud of my commentary last weekend. A lot of people even asked me to commentate the final the next day! If you missed it, take a peek here and let me know what you think of my Portuguese! Beforehand, however, I was genuinely a bit nervous. I’d never done a live event on YouTube before, I would never have thought to do this in my own language â€" never mind one I’ve been learning for a few weeks, and I’d never commentated a football match. And to make matters worse, it was Brazil vs Netherlands â€" both countries speaking two languages I’d been learning recently â€" Portuguese and Dutch! Who was I supposed to support?! For this week’s goal, I initially said I’d opt for a video discussing how the commentary went in Portuguese, but I decided to try my hand at writing instead, something I haven’t really done much of. Please feel free to correct me in the comments! Here we go… (Psst! Click the Google Translate button in the top right hand corner and it should translate the text for you if you don’t speak Portuguese!) Semana 7 Então, e terminado! Estou muita contenta com o meu comentário e o meu português agora. Me sinto como si posso comentar um partido de futebol, posso fazer tudo o que necessito em português. Fazer um desafio como isso e o melhor coisa que poderia tido feito porque foi um desafio verdade! Porque escrever? Escrever não é uma coisa que fazemos muito na vida quotidiana hoje. E quando fazemo-lo, estamos rapidamente corrigidos dos computadores e tecnologia â€" então, já esta importante que aprendamos a escrever? Acho que a idioma e uma das coisas mas importantes que aprendemos na vida. Ter uma maneia em que podemos comunicar e empresarmos e imprescindível. Mas â€" escrever também? Quando falamos, falamos rapidamente, normalmente sim uma oportunidade a pensar muito do que estamos a dizer. Mas, quando escrevermos, podemos parar, e pensar, e ter cuidado do que queremos expressar. Isso é o que é importante. Fazes o italki World Cup Language Challenge? Quase, quase! Podemos ver a linha de terminar! Espero que tenhas desfrutado o desafio e que vais a continuar com as suas idiomas depois. Eu sei que tenho aprendido muito de português e que o tenho desfrutado muito! A prossima! Mas, antes, há uma semana e media mais em que podemos fazer mas aulas si necessitamos, revisar o que necessitamos a revisar, e desfrutar a idioma antes da tentação de uma outra quando tememos o premio de ITC… E agora que? E difícil seguir isso! Mais, acho que vou a continuar com português depois do desafio com um pouco quando posso. Isso dito, depois de Julho, tenho que concentrar só em francês porque e “importante” que obtenha uma boa nota mais ódio estudar academicamente e não posso esperar ate que possa aprender as idiomas sim as restrições outra vez! Just a little something to keep my Portuguese brain ticking over! How are you getting on with the italki World Cup Language Challenge? Not long left now! Let’s do this!

Kia Motors America and Advertising Age Announce Competition for Creative Minds

Kia Motors America and Advertising Age Announce Competition for Creative Minds via Pexels.com Entries will be accepted at  www.kiasdrivingcreativity.com  through September 30, 2018, after which six finalists will be chosen. These finalists will have their work featured on AdAge.com, where the grand prize winner will then be chosen by Ad Ages online audience. Voting will take place between October 15th and December 3rd. The grand prize winner will be announced on December 10th. At Kia, we are fueled by youth and design influences every aspect of the vehicles we produce. Styled and engineered by legends in the automotive industry, the Stinger brims with power, passion and performance and proves that Kia is different by design,” said Saad Chehab, vice president, marketing communications, Kia Motors America. “We are thrilled to share our passion for design and cultivate the innovators and stars of tomorrow.” Partnering with Advertising Age was a smart move by Kia. With their growing audience, Advertising Age is the perfect outlet for Kias competition to reach creative minds. Ad Age is a global media brand, where award-winning journalists publish stories focusing on creativity, innovation, people, and culture. As a trusted news source, Ad Ages online audience continues to grow, giving Kia Motors America the perfect platform for their creativity competition. “Our business celebrates youthful challengers, and we are proud to partner with Kia to help showcase the talents of the next generation of creative disruptors who can change the way we find meaning in marketing,” said Josh Golden, president and publisher, Ad Age. Kia Motors America has been recognized as one of the 100 Best Global Brans by Interbrand, and is also the official partner of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). With over 800 dealers in the United States, Kia Motors is proud to produce their cars in West Point, Georgia.

Using Google to Become a Graphic Designer

Using Google to Become a Graphic Designer Photo by Young Design via Flickr.com With everything in life, learning Photoshop will take practice; practice makes permanence. All you need to get started in a good Internet connection, Adobe Photoshop, and Google. As a student, you can buy it at a highly discounted rate through the educational package. All you have to do is send them a photo of your student identification and the discount will be automatically applied. There are thousands if not millions of Photoshop tutorials online and they can each teach you something new. Photoshop has hundreds of features that even the most experienced graphic designer does not know about. The more tricks you learn, the more you can do. To get started, think of something you want to do and type it into the Google search box followed by “Photoshop tutorial” and search it. For example, type in “background blur Photoshop tutorial” and this comes up:  http://www.digiretus.com/tippek/cikkiro.php?SORSZAM=11 And you get step-by-step photo directions on how to blur the background a photo.   To learn how to create vectors, you can type in “vector Photoshop tutorial” and this comes up:  http://www.melissaevans.com/tutorials/vector-art-with-photoshop After trying about 10 tutorials, combine your skills and produce something from scratch. You will be amazed to see what you are capable of now! Yes, the Internet is a powerful tool that will save you a bunch of money in classes. You can learn much more than Photoshop on the Internet. You can learn how to cook, bake, decorate, dress, do your hair/makeup, jewelry, and even learn a new language. It’s all at your reach, don’t let all your resources go to waste: use them to enhance yourself.

How to Play a Game For Learning English Vocabulary

How to Play a Game For Learning English VocabularyLearning how to play a game for learning English vocabulary is easy and fun. This could be a great idea if you've got kids or if you are an adult who wants to learn English without studying. The language game is fun because you'll have so much fun speaking the language that you'll never forget it.You can play an English game as long as you like. There are many of them available online and at bookstores. They are fun to play and can help you with your English. In fact, they're even fun to watch!The first thing you'll need to know about the game is that you don't really need to learn anything. You can enjoy the game and still have fun. You'll need to determine what kind of game you want to play and how many times you want to play.Another thing you need to decide on is how fast you want to play the game. You don't want to play the game too quickly or too slowly because you could lose concentration and lose focus. If you're not sure about how fast you want to play, start slow.There are many vocabulary games online. Make sure you do a little research to find out which one you like the best. Many people have positive reviews on their favorite websites and this is the reason why they like them so much.In order to play a game for learning English vocabulary, you'll need to download the game onto your computer. This is easy to do. You just have to click on the icon and it's ready to play.Another way to play a game for learning English vocabulary is by purchasing one at your local bookstore. Many people like these because you can listen to them while you're eating. You might even get an eBook that has a series of vocabulary games in them that will help you improve your vocabulary faster.

Caltech Tutors

Caltech TutorsWhen you are looking for a Caltech tutor, make sure you know what you are looking for. The Caltech campus has many wonderful programs that will suit any individual needs. Some students find a tutor to help them finish their degree in a shorter amount of time while others need a mentor to provide guidance. For those who need more help with what they are learning, a tutor can also help them get over any problems or set them on the right track for the future.Many students at Caltech receive assistance from their home-based tutor and then drop out for whatever reason. They may not want to go back to school if they feel they can learn a new subject or program better by themselves. Most students are smart enough to know that they can study harder than most, but the problem is that they have not found the right teacher to help them. Some would rather have a mentor. Some others are much better off taking classes in a regular class and working towards a final project.Although th ere are several Caltech tutors who also offer tutoring to other students, it is really important that you find the right one. Sometimes students have no choice but to attend a traditional class but that can be fine for them as long as the classes are in the area. There are also several classes that students who live on campus can take that do not require transportation and are more relaxed.Once you have decided what you need from a Caltech tutor, find a few different people in your area that you know that are willing to help you complete your degree. The first thing you will want to do is ask around to see if anyone has a recommendation.If you choose to use a Caltech tutor, make sure you know how to contact him or her. You don't want to be stuck trying to find out how to reach a certain person or if you should even be contacting someone at all. Most of the time, you will be able to get through to someone without any problem. The problem comes when you need to contact a particular tu tor.In order to avoid any trouble, make sure you know the phone number and address of your Caltech tutor before you sign up for anything. Make sure you talk to someone in person before enrolling yourself in a class. Talk with the instructor to make sure you understand everything you are being taught.Caltech has a multitude of different types of courses to select from and that is part of the reason that so many students choose to become tutors. While not everyone needs the same amount of support, finding the right Caltech tutor can help you finish your degree and be successful.

Online Tutoring for The 11+ Exam

Online Tutoring for The 11+ Exam Prepare for the Eleven Plus Exams with Great Techniques, Private Tutors and Time Management! ChaptersWhat do the 11+ Exams Consist of?When Should I Start Preparing for the 11+?How Can I Best Prepare for the Exams?For some secondary schools in the UK, children are required to sit the 11+ exam. This is usually the case for grammar schools and some independent schools.This exam is aimed at high-achieving students of all backgrounds, both in the state and independent sectors, who want a slightly different and more challenging secondary education.The 11+ can be a huge deal, and an enormous milestone in a ten-year-old’s education. There can be a lot of pressure during the preparation stages and study process, with lots of tests and tutors to add to the stress!But the exams don’t have to be all stress and anxiety â€" giving yourself the right amount of time and making sure your child feels prepared, confident and supported is the key to a smooth-sailing journey.Get ready for the 11+ with a private tutor. (Photo via Visualhunt)The 11+ exams take place in January in the run up to the new school year, but how long should pupils be preparing in advance for these exams, and how intense should this preparation be?There are lots of things to consider as a parent when getting ready for your child’s 11+ exams, so here’s a list of a few frequently asked questions regarding where and how to start preparing! 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As you can see, there’s quite a lot for a child to prepare for at such a young age, so starting preparation early and at a gentle pace is the best way to approach these exams.  Verbal and non-verbal reasoning might be an unfamiliar area for some parents, and it can be hard to know exactly how to prepare for this section of the 11+. It is quite often considered that this section is tough to prepare or tutor for as it relies a lot on natural ability.This is therefore one of the harder areas to practise for, but it is really important to practise questions like this to get an idea of how to answer them suitably.Verbal reasoning is essentially how the child thinks about, understands and explains words, numbers and language. Some of the things they must be able to do is:Closest meaningsSame and opposite meaningsCompound wordsComplete the sumHidden wordsInsert a letterMake a wordLetters for numbersMissing wordThat’s to name a few, but there are plenty more questions like this where your child will be asked to think about the letters and numbers presented to them.Non-verbal reasoning is a section with more sequenc e- and code-based questioning. The types of questions that will come up will include:AnalogiesCode breakersComplete the seriesOdd one outShapes and lettersMatricesSimilar shapesThere are lots of online tutoring sources available to help you practice with verbal and non-verbal reasoning, such as Education Quizzes. These questions, as we’ve said, are hard to prepare for as they can’t be predicted, but practicing the basic style will familiarise your child with a rough idea of what to expect.In order to prepare for the literacy and numeracy exams, you should ensure that all the basic knowledge for their age group is up to scratch and â€" most importantly â€" can be applied to different problems or questions.It is of the utmost importance that pupils know their times tables by this stage. This is basic knowledge that will help across the 11+ exams, and that they would need throughout their secondary education.  When Should I Start Preparing for the 11+?If you know from very early on that you would like your child to sit the 11+, then there is no reason why you can’t informally start preparing from an early age.That’s not to say you should be hiring a private tutor years in advance, but just by paying extra attention to your child’s education and academic needs you can get them on the right track so that they will be at a good level to take the exams by the time they reach ten years old.The question of when to start properly preparing depends on the individual. If the pupil’s current attainment level is high, then you can afford to start a bit later, and likewise, if their levels aren’t that high, then you should start a bit earlier to get ready in time.  If your child has some significant problem areas, these will need extra time and consideration in the run up to the 11+, and most parents consider hiring private tutors UK to combat these weak spots, and equally to cultivate strengths, for the exam.Home tuition holds the key to exam success. (Photo v ia Visualhunt)With regular tuition sessions, your child will be able to prepare at a gentle, comfortable pace for their exams. To rush this process would only cause unnecessary stress and panic.We would recommend a weekly tutoring session for several months in the run up to the exams so that your child can really learn and understand the content of the exam, and have the time to get their head around what is required of them.Most children will benefit from several months of gentle preparation, including personal tuition, in order to get ready for the 11+. On average, between six and nine months are spent preparing for these exams, depending on how much help and tuition is required.It is generally advised to spend no more than twelve months preparing your child for the 11+ exams. This process can be pretty stressful for ten-year-old children, and applying too much pressure for too long a period of time can be more damaging than beneficial.  Are you about to sit a professional exam? F ind a tutor to help with your career progression on Superprof.How Can I Best Prepare for the Exams?The 11+ exams can be quite a challenge for the average ten-year-old, and can really stretch them emotionally as well as academically. It’s therefore really important that they are eased into exam preparation at a pace that suits them and their current attainment level.It’s crucial to make sure that your child is up to speed with the main mathematical concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. They need to be able to apply this knowledge to given problems under pressure, so it’s important that they really understand what they are learning.There are many ways to prepare your child for the 11+ that don’t cost much at all. Simple games, quizzes and other fun learning techniques can be done at home and can really make a difference in how quickly your child learns and applies knowledge to general problems.One of the most important areas to pay attention to when p reparing is verbal dexterity, which is a part of the literacy paper. This involves comprehension and composition, which is an area that some students can lose the most marks.A great way to work on verbal dexterity is to read together at bedtime, and then talk about the book afterwards. This will help your child with their reading skills, and also get them to really think about what their reading and form opinions and ideas, which will help with the comprehension side of the test.One of the best ways to get ready for the 11+ is by organising some mock exams. This way, your child can really get an idea of what to expect, how to apply their knowledge, and where they might be struggling a bit.Your tutor should be able to get hold of some mock papers for your child to try, and make sure these are carried out under exam conditions! No distractions, no electronics and under strict timed conditions is the best way to properly practise.Make sure you go through the results of the mock exam th oroughly so that you can identify any problems and celebrate anything that your child did really well. Speak with your private tutor and discuss your child’s performance to make sure your child is on track and not struggling too much.Find out about school English tutoring here.Preparing for the 11 plus can be stressful. (Photo via Visualhunt)Preparing for the 11+ can be an anxious and high-pressure process for any child, and it’s important to keep an air of calm and positivity at this time. If you as the parent are feeling stressed and anxious, make sure that you don’t project this onto your child.Taking regular study breaks and having some fun with your child will ease the tension and any frustration that might be building up in the run-up to exams. Staying calm and relaxed during this period is the best way to cope with it, and it will put your child in the best state of mind to take the exams with ease and confidence.If, after all the preparation and after having sat the ex ams, your child doesn’t pass the 11+, you are able to appeal if you wish. If the performance in the exam was not your child’s usual standard, and you can give a reason as to why this happened, you could have a solid case for an appeal.It's always a good idea to have a back-up plan, and not to put all your hopes on a pass. However, with the right mindset, positivity and a great personal tutor, you've got a fighting chance!Do you need help apply to university? 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