How to Find the Best Online Tutoring Service

How to Find the Best Online Tutoring Service 0SHARESShare As a parent you must be worried about the studies of your child and when it comes to selecting an online tutoring service provider for your child the worries can increase fourfold. However, if you go about it the right way, there isn’t much to worry about. Here are a few simple steps that you can follow to find the best online tutoring service provider for your child: Do a thorough research of as many online tutoring websites as you can. Be careful of the hidden catches. Many online tutoring websites say that they provide free services but there is always a catch associated with it. They may provide initial tutoring sessions for free but later they may subject you to a hefty fee. Get in touch with the tutors. It is very important to know the background and knowledge level of the person who is going to handle your child’s study. In case you wish to know more about free online tutoring services and our tutoring sessions, contact us. [starbox id=admin]

A Short Guide to Learning Classical Arabic

A Short Guide to Learning Classical Arabic How to Speak and Write Classical Arabic ChaptersWhat is Classical Arabic?How Can I Improve My Arabic Pronunciation?How to Learn Classical ArabicYou’ve been doing your research to sign up for the right class that matches how you want to learn to speak Arabic â€" considering language schools, university, intensive immersion courses, or private classes at home - you begin to get lost in all the names for the different forms of Arabic.Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, literary Arabic, spoken Arabic, Arabic dialects, Quran Arabic…don’t panic! We’ll explain all the different terms in this article. But as a starting point, Classical Arabic is the language of Allah and the Muslim-Arabic world, and it is a language that has contributed to modern society in ways that many people don't even know.When you first sign up for an Arabic class, it seems like a lot of work to learn the Arabic alphabet, then learn how to read the Arabic script, and finally, work on your Arabic pronunciation and writing.Here are a few of our t op tips for learning Classical Arabic, from the pros at SuperProf.Find an Arabic course London. HalimaArabic Teacher £13/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors KotaibaArabic Teacher 5.00 (3) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors SoledadArabic Teacher £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors NancyArabic Teacher 5.00 (1) £18/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors TaouesArabic Teacher £8/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors DinaArabic Teacher £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors AbrarArabic Teacher £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors UsamaArabic Teacher 5.00 (1) £17/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsWhat is Classical Arabic?First of all, let’s clear something up - Arabic is a bit of an umbrella language. Modern Standard Arabic is a common language for all the different Arabic dialects.All of the different Arabic speaking countries have their own dialects, and are so geographically dispersed that there dialects have diverged so much that they need a lingua franca.Just like the overarching roofs of the mosque, standardized Arabic is an overarching version of the language, as well as the sacred language of Islam.Classical Arabic, or Modern Standard Arabic, therefore fills this role. The language is so old and far flung that it has evolved differently in different places. Therefore, we’ve ended up in a situation where there’s a difference between spoken and written Arabic.For a Chadian to understand an Egyptian, or for a Moroccan to speak to a Syrian, they’ll need to use Modern Standard Arabic.That’s the version of Arabic that can be understood in any Arabic speaking country. All the different dialects spoken across the Arab world are different again to written Arabic.Classical Arabic is the same thing as Ancient Literary Arabic, which is well documented in history through books, publications, and of course, the Quran.Classical Arabic is the root of all the different versions of Arabic you find today, and is essentially the same as its modern version created in the 1800s, Modern Standard Arabic.It’s a bit like the difference between the English of Chaucer and Shakespeare, and today.Some people think of Classical Arabic as the true, real language of the Arabs, and that this modern distinction between Classical Arabic and modern Arabic is nonsense. But others claim that the ancient form of the language no longer makes sense for life in the 21st century. It’s difficult to judge who’s right and who’s wrong.According to Ralph Stehly, and Professor of Religious History at the University of Strasbourg, just 20-25% of the Muslims on the planet are also Arab.It’s important to understand the distinction between Arab and Islam, because Arabic speakers are also commonly Christian or Jewish. To be Arab doesn’t automatically make you Muslim. There are Muslims in Indonesia, India, China, Bangladesh, Turkey, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Albania, few of whom speak Arabic.Therefore, Arabic writing and pronunciation only concerns about 20-25% of the Muslims on the planet.Another thing - you can distinguish between pre-Islamic Arabic, Classical Arabic as used in the Quran, and Classical Arabic post Mohammed. From a historical point of view, the oldest record of pre-Islamic Arabic comes from 328AD.Classical Quranic Arabic describes the historical version of Arabic used in the 7th century AD. And the post-Mohammed Classical Arabic is the version of Arabic in use during the Middle Ages, by the Umayyad and Abyssinian caliphates.Nonetheless, the root of all these different versions is still the same. It’s just some of the Arabic vocabulary which has changed to adjust to modern usage. In order to learn the Arabic language, you’ll also need to learn Arabic pronunciation and script.How Can I Improve My Arabic Pronunciation?So you’ve mastered all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet - congratulations!However, it’s important to know that each letter of Arabic has three forms, depen ding on if it’s at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence. It’s important to do some studying, because while there may only be 28 letters, there’s 112 different shapes to learn.One of the easiest strategies is to book more time with your Arabic teacher to perfect your pronunciation.The Unique Pronunciation of ArabicArabic pronunciation can often seem challenging. Learning a new language is always a feat, and this one has a rich use of consonants and low levels of vocalization.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPDCCdFR_dIEssentially, there are several types of Arabic consonants which require various vocal gymnastics to pronounce them well:7 oral stops (also known as plosives, or occlusive)4 emphatic consonants11 fricative consonants2 nasal consonants2 liquid consonants2 approximant (vowel-like) consonantsConsonants are particularly difficult to pronounce because at the same time they’re said, you must also move your tongue forwards or backwards in order to create the prope r sound without changing the meaning of the words in Arabic.However, the vocal system is much simpler in Arabic.Improve Your Arabic Pronunciation With a Private TeacherWhen you take Arabic classes for beginners, learning the language often seems like an insurmountable task at first.But this isn’t true. That happened to me during my Arabic classes in university.As you study, and learn all the forms of each Arabic letter, the effort you put in begins to pay off, and once you’ve passed the first hurdle of learning the script, you begin to be able to read Arabic and begin to speak the language.During your Arabic lessons, sound each syllable out out loud with your teacher. In this way, you will begin to learn the proper sounds for the Arabic vowels and consonants.At the Arabic class, your professor can help you and adapt their style of teaching to the way in which you learn best. Whether you’re taking private lessons, or studying Arabic at school, your teacher will probably give yo u written documents to read.In high school, the use of a projector for Arabic classes will be a great help to the students, and allow them to read for themselves in a way that is efficient and quick.One good technique is having each student repeat each form of each letter (each letter has three forms).First the teacher - normally someone who’s originally from an Arabic speaking country, or someone might have been born in another country but raised bilingually - will pronounce the sound in a way that the students can hear and memorize its nuances.Study Abroad in an Arabic Speaking CountryIn our opinion, the best way to perfect your Arabic pronunciation and everything else, is to spend some time living in an Arabic country.There, you can explore Arabic libraries, mosques, and cultural centres in Morocco or Egypt, in order to really appreciate the post-Quranic literary renaissance that took place during the Middle Ages.Signing up for an intensive Arabic immersion course can be a good way to dive head first into a linguistic and cultural experience in a country like Egypt, Tunisia, or Morocco.Can you say a few words? Now it’s time to learn how to write them.Find out all there is to know about the history of the Arabic language…How to Learn Classical ArabicAs you leave your first Arabic course, you’ll understand that as well as learning the Arabic alphabet with all of its vowels and consonants, you will also need quite a bit of artistic talent to write the Arabic script!Yes, we might be exaggerating a bit, but Arabic writing looks like a style of calligraphy.It will take you a lot of work in order to learn how to write Arabic script in the traditional style.Learning to write in Arabic also means learning to read a different way from our modern Latin alphabet - Arabic is written from right to left.In order to learn to write Arabic letters and words, there are several ways to get help:Private Arabic lessons at homeArabic classes at a local language schoolOnli ne Arabic classesYouTube videos and tutorialsHelpful websites for learning Arabic as a beginnerSmartphone appsMotivation and determination - studying and working hard is the key to learning quickly.Buy an English Arabic dictionaryYour private Arabic teacher will be guiding you and correcting your miswritten letters as you learn the Arabic script. They’ll also stop you from picking up any bad habits. The Arabic letters  alif, ba, ta, fa, lam, mim, hamza, etc, will all be your new best friends.When I signed up for a semester of Arabic classes at university, my professor used two teaching methods - He had us work through simply dialogues (Things like, “Hello, how are you?” “I’m good thank you, and you?” “My name is…” “I’m American, and you are?”)This exercise will help you work on your Arabic listening and comprehension, at the same time as your brain begins to grasp the precision needed to write everything down in the Arabic script.The second method our profess or used was to have us rewrite short texts that he put up on the projector. Although a more academic method, this did help us recognize the different letters and do a bit of memorization. It is useful to write down all unknown words and phrases as this will develop both your skills on how to read and write Arabic simultaneously.Thanks to the internet and social media, there are tons of different computer tools you can use to improve your level of Arabic today. Getting an Arabic keyboard, learning numbers in Arabic, classical Arabic grammar, writing, and even working on your pronunciation are all available for anyone trying to learn online.It’s now even possible to sign up for online Arabic classes, and occasionally to learn Arabic online for free!All the different websites are a great asset to help as you learn Arabic, and can give you different exercises to do.

Maths for Kids

Maths for Kids Learning Maths: Tips and Advice Teaching Maths to Children ChaptersEvery Child is Capable of Learning MathsHelp Your Child Learn with Maths GamesAdvice for Teaching Maths to Children with Learning DifficultiesAre Boys Better at Learning Maths than Girls?Parents always want the best for their children, especially when it comes to their academic career.For this exact reason, many parents start teaching their children basic maths or a foreign language at home while they are still very young.But is this a good idea?Of course, teaching methods play a big role when sharing knowledge with young children.In order for them to be effective, the child must be engaged with the topic, whether it's counting, mental arithmetic, telling time, calculation of sums, or identifying polygons.Approaching learning with a positive mindset and even taking the subject out of an academic concept can be key to maths mastery. For example, playing online math games  and puzzles can help learners visualise maths problems in context without the pressure of an exercise form at.But what if your student has dyslexia or dyscalculia?And is there a battle of the sexes when it comes to maths-based subjects? MyriamMaths Teacher 5.00 (13) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarkMaths Teacher 5.00 (5) £200/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors Dr parikhMaths Teacher 5.00 (8) £40/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors KamalMaths Teacher 5.00 (9) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors PetarMaths Teacher 5.00 (8) £40/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors GowsikaMaths Teacher 5.00 (5) £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors RubenMaths Teacher 5.00 (1) £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ConorMaths Teacher 4.75 (4) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsEvery Child is Capable of Learning MathsLinguists recommend that when is comes to learning a language, the younger the better. This is because of the way young brains seek to acquire new languages, and by learning two languages, an infant could become bilingua l.But what about maths?  Surprisingly, if you ask a  mathematician, they will say the same thing.A study by Michele Mazzocco at the University of Minnesota showed that even children who are not yet old enough to start school are capable or learning some easy maths concepts, such as geometry and symmetry, for example. However, the study also found that the parents' own difficulties could slow the progress of the child.Just as with phobias such as going to the dentist, parents can pass on their fear of maths. This fear usually has its roots in sitting exams or being ridiculed for not being able to solve problems in school math such as probability and statistics, Pythagorean theorem, proportion, inequalities, algebraic expressions, complex numbers or vectors.Embrace children's' curiosity and take pleasure in sharing your knowledge with them ¦ source: Pixabay - AriethWhen the time comes for children to start primary school, interactive  maths games can be fantastic for helping them un derstand and apply what they are being taught.But are all children as capable as each other when it comes to learning math? There is no doubt that each and every child has a natural desire to learn more about the world around them. With a positive frame of mind and a good maths teacher, any child can see the fun side to maths.And to complement their formal education, why not find a private maths tutor?Private maths tuition at home or online tutoring can help make sure students are not falling behind their peers, as tutors look for strengths and weaknesses in pupils' knowledge to give them the tailored maths help they need with fractions, decimals, long division, addition and subtraction, place value and understanding maths vocabulary and notation.With a math tutor, you can also take your learning further by looking deeper into maths questions to build a firm base for future study of trigonometry, square roots, coordinates and graphing, calculus, algebra, reasoning, geometry, multipl ication and division, finding the exponent, polynomial, quadratic, integral and differential equations and problem-solving.Help Your Child Learn with Maths GamesParents tend to put their trust in school teachers when it comes to their child's education, however, there are things parents can do to help their children's maths along the way.First of all, no matter how much stress maths may have caused you in your school years, learn to talk openly about the subject at home. This gives maths a place in your child's life outside of school, allowing them to feel at ease to ask you questions about homework help or the math problems they are studying and give them an appreciation of math for everyday life.There are plenty of free online maths games and board games that can support your child's learning, so it's worth investing some time in these to help your children move away from the textbook and learn maths is fun.It's not unheard of for an educator to  use Lego to teach maths!Change you r point of view on maths by playing games ¦ source: Pixabay - TraumsicherheitLearning is most successful when you're having fun. That's why learning through play is ideal for young children and students of any age who enjoy pracitcing maths. There are many maths websites including Math Playground and Primary Games Arena which are full of fun maths games for kids see how their math skills fare.Maths is all around us, we just need to learn to appreciate it!Advice for Teaching Maths to Children with Learning DifficultiesWhat should you do if your child has a specific learning difficulty (SpLD) such as dyslexia or dyscalculia? Do you need to adapt your methods to teaching maths?As you are probably aware, dyslexia affects reading, writing and comprehension. When it comes to maths, this could mean difficulties solving maths word problems and what they are being asked to do. Dyscalculia is very similar, however, those affected have problems processing numbers rather than words.SpLDs also affect short-term and working memory as well as concentration and organisation. So what is the most effective way of teaching children with SpLDs?A multi-sensory approach to math learning can prove powerful as students receive information through several channels: sight, hearing, touch and movement. People who live with SpLDs are usually first and foremost visual learners, meaning that using pictures and models prove most effective in helping them understand and use maths.When teaching children with SpLDs, it is incredibly important to be patient with them. Repeat points as many times as it necessary for them to fully understand, changing the approach each time to keep the student engaged.Since SpLDs make organisation difficult, it can be invaluable for teachers and parents to put mechanisms in place to give structure to learning such as:A colour-coded system to differentiate between math conceptsSticking to a routineUsing a learning diary alongside exercise books (to keep all work in one place)There are plenty of other tricks you can use such as colours, progress charts, checklists and recaps of the math lessons before.Good organisation can mean the difference between grades when it comes to children with SpLDs. With a routine and clear goals, the learner feels more in-control and the stress which causes mental blocks is removed.Are Boys Better at Learning Maths than Girls?Let's finish by discussing a rather sensitive subject: is there a difference between boys and girls when it comes to mathematics?Even at this age, is there a battle of the sexes? ¦ source: Pixabay - BessiSome studies have revealed statistical tendencies:In France, of a class of 14-15 year olds, 82% of female students have a high level of French compared to just 68% of male pupilsIn maths, this figure is 87% for boys and 86.8% for girlsOf 7 million students across 10 US states at the ages of 7, 10 and 18 years old, there was no difference in the performance between gendersSo where does the myth that men are better at maths come from?Maybe it's down to the preferences of the students. Perhaps girls tend to prefer subjects such as literature, nursing, and psychology, whereas there are more boys in maths, science and economics classes.The explanation could equally be down to the pupil's upbringing and social practives. Very early on, boys may be encouraged to play construction games as girls are given dolls houses.So even though seats in maths lecture halls are predominantly filled by men, this does not mean that they are more capable than women, but that women are less likely to choose to study scientific and mathematical subjects.What will be the next major mathematical innovation? What new mathematical revelation will overturn our current conceptions of life as know it?Superprof remains on standby, and will be the first to let you know! Find a tutor for  maths revision GCSE.

Studying Economics At University

Studying Economics At University Is It Worthwhile Taking A Degree In Economics? ChaptersAre Economics Degrees Useful / In Demand?Best Universities For Economics In The UKCan you Study Economics Without Maths?The Fight For Diversity In Economics TeachingApplying to university can be a very stressful time in life â€" there are so many choices to make when it comes to deciding which university, and which degree course, is right for you.Thankfully, for A-Level students looking to launch their career as an economist and study economics at university, there are a few hints and tips below about how to apply for an economics undergraduate degree.Economics graduates are usually highly numerate and great problem-solvers; andEconomics graduates have great analytical skills and can interpret economic data,  which employers highly value.With this in mind, you should feel confident when applying for an economics degree.Indeed, studies have shown that upon completion of an economics degree, on average  economics graduates tend to earn more five years after leaving university t han graduates of other subjects, including social science disciplines, such as history and psychology.Although such studies are not a sure-fire indication that studying for an economics degree will land you a high paying job, it’s reassuring to know that economics graduates do appear to be highly valued in today’s workforce, and generally are able to find employment within a profession of their choosing.Of course, the joy of studying at a U.K. university is that, often, the degree course you take doesn’t dictate what kind of career you have to have after university. This means that most job options (besides highly trained professions, such as medicine, veterinary science, and architecture) should remain an option for you with an economics degree.This means that if you wish to land a career or internship in areas such as:Accountancy;Banking;Consulting; orFinancial advisoryA graduate degree in economics can help you secure these jobs.However, even if you decide part way through your course that your heart is set on a career in journalism or marketing, you are still free to pursue that career with your economics degree, along with thousands of other economics undergraduates that pursue such career paths each year.This means that an economics degree does not limit you to roles purely in finance or accounting, which can be a relief for some.You might find it helpful to check in with a careers advisor when you reach your second or third year of university, as they may be able to point you towards elective modules that could be relevant for your future career.A degree in economics can open up so many career opportunities. (Source: CC0 1.0, OpenClipart-Vectors, Pixabay)Best Universities For Economics In The UKThe U.K. is a fantastic place to go to university, as there are so many quality institutions that deliver world-class education and research, and give students a solid founding in economic principles, microeconomic theory, and econometric theory.As a result , students applying for a place on an economics undergraduate degree are spoilt for choice in terms of where to apply.If you’re looking to study economics at one of the U.K.’s top universities, then there are a number of institutions you can choose from.For instance, you may wish to apply to either Oxford or Cambridge University to study economics. Both universities deliver their economics courses in slightly different ways, as:Oxford integrates economics study into wider courses, such as Philosophy, Politics and Economics; andCambridge offers economics as a sole subject.As such, it’s important to think about whether you’d like to study economics on its own, or whether you'd prefer to study economic theory as part of a combined degree before you apply to a university.If Oxbridge isn’t for you, then there are other universities you can apply to. University College London and the London School of Economics offer world-renowned economics degrees that are equally competitive t o get into.If you do decide to apply for a place at one of these universities, or any of the other top-tier universities in the U.K. to study economics, then you should make sure that you’re on track to get the required grades during your A-Level results in order to meet your preferred university’s entry requirements.Given how competitive places onto such courses can be, it’s worthwhile seeing whether there are other ways to help boost your academic performance, especially if you’ve found yourself struggling in one or more of your A-Level subjects, or have found particular pieces of coursework challenging.Tutoring websites, such as Superprof, have a range of tutors that can provide assistance across a range of subject areas, whether that’s:Mathematics and Further Mathematics;History;Government and Politics; andEconomics.If you let your tutor know in advance what subject areas you most need help with, they can make sure to tailor your tutoring sessions to help you boost you r results, and give you more confidence in your understanding of economic principles before you head into your final exams.Oxford University recently topped a university economics league table. (Source: CC0 1.0, MichaelDBeckwith, Pixabay)Can you Study Economics Without Maths?Before applying for an undergraduate place at university to study economics, it is worthwhile taking the time to research your preferred courses so that you know what kind of business and economics topics you’ll be taught during your three or four years at university.This is especially important if:You didn’t study maths at A-Level; orIf you’re not confident in your maths ability and don’t want to take a maths-focussed economics course.This is because there are a lot of economics courses that will require students to have maths and in some cases further maths, at A-Level. For example, due to the course’s focus on mathematics and statistics, the economics course at the University College London requires applicants to have a maths A-Level.One way of gauging whether a degree course is likely to be maths-heavy is the kind of degree that you will take away with you upon graduation. Generally speaking, undergraduate economics degrees that award a BA will be less maths-focused, while BSc courses will have more mathematical modules and emphasis.This isn’t a hard and fast rule though, so make sure to look at each university’s prospectus to see the kind of modules on offer throughout the degree.Although it is possible to study economics at university without having a maths A-Level, this doesn’t mean that your economics course will be completely devoid of maths.In fact, as maths is the cornerstone of many economic theories and pieces of economic analysis, you will come into contact with maths at some point, for example, in your micro- or macroeconomics modules, or in any quantitative analysis modules your course offers.If you know you’re going to go to a university that has a focus on maths, then you might want to prepare yourself before going to university by enlisting the help of an economics or maths tutor, to get you up to speed with the key numerical skills you should need for your first year at university.Superprof has a range of economics and maths tutors to select from, who can be filtered based on factors such as location, and how lessons are delivered (e.g. online, in private, or in small groups).A BSc economics degree can often have a focus on maths and statistics. (Source: CC0 1.0, Averater, Wikimedia Commons)The Fight For Diversity In Economics TeachingWhen researching different economics courses, you may notice that most universities have quite a few modules in common.More often than not, during an economics undergraduate degree, you will study subjects such as:Macroeconomics;Microeconomics; andEconometrics.Although these courses will be taught in their own particular way at each university, based on each lecturer’s experience and research expe rtise, economics graduates usually leave university with a solid understanding of these core areas of economics.However, over the past few years, there has been a growing movement at the student level to try and get universities to make their undergraduate economics courses broader in scope.Societies, such as the University of Manchester’s Post-Crash Economics Society, have argued that the teaching of the subject by any  economics teacher throughout the U.K. is almost homogenous and has too great a focus on the neoclassical school of economic thought, to the detriment of other areas, whether that be post-Keynesian economics or Marxist economics.They also argue that there should be more focus on economic history, as sometimes graduates run the risk of completing degrees without having studied in any great depth topics such as:The causes of the 2008 financial crisis;The Industrial Revolution;The collapse of the Bretton Woods system; andThe Great Depression.Although these areas may b e given more prominence during undergraduate economics courses in the years to come, it’s unclear whether any change is scheduled within the immediate future.As such, if you would be interested in learning more about economic history during your time at university, or would like to know about different schools of economic thought and their development, it may be worthwhile paying extra close attention to the modules on offer at universities’, to see which modules most align with your interests.You could also hire an economics tutor to help guide you through these areas, through sites such as Superprof. The choice is yours!

Produce Error Free Draft English Writing Online Tutorpace

Produce Error Free Draft English Writing Online Tutorpace Errors in a draft confuse the readers and the intended meaning does not get conveyed. Errors usually undermine the authority of the writer too. Hence it is essential to have drafts free from errors. The common errors that occur in a draft could be classified into grammar and punctuation. The most common grammar error to look for is the subject-verb agreement. Not only the subject and verb must agree in number but the subject and the pronoun should also agree. For example: Everyone was asked to bring his or her contribution. In this sentence, the subject everyone is singular but the verb are is a plural verb. Therefore it should be Everyone was asked to bring. Since everyone is singular, the pronoun their is wrong. Therefore, the correct sentence should be, Everyone was asked to bring his/her contribution. Further more, the writers should watch out for shift in tense and compound subjects while writing. However, there are ways and means of producing error free drafts. First of all if the writers use a computer, they could use the spelling and grammar checking in the system itself. In addition, the writers could read aloud to listen and recognize the mistakes if any. They could also avail of the help of their friends to go through the essay in order to find any errors that they have missed in their draft.

Quem disse que burro velho não aprende línguas

Quem disse que burro velho não aprende línguas Image courtesy of Juan Gnecco / FreeDigitalPhotos.netHá um ditado popular que diz que burro velho não aprende línguas, dando a entender que, a partir de uma certa idade, deixamos de conseguir assimilar novos conhecimentos. Contudo, é possível notar que cada vez mais surgem cursos voltados para aqueles que se encontram na terceira idade. Possivelmente porque estímulos mentais contínuos permitem uma menor degradação das funções cognitivas, mas também porque, hoje em dia, entrar na terceira idade não é o fim do mundo. Aliás, para muitos, é o início da fase da vida na qual, finalmente, irão viajar e conhecer o mundo.Um estudo publicado na  Neurology ®  revela que idosos que tenham um bom nível de instrução, que se exercitem uma vez por semana e não fumem têm mais probabilidade de manter a saúde das suas funções cognitivas. Tal como manter o corpo em atividade permite que este e o cérebro beneficiem, manter a mente trabalhando também é necessário para garanti r uma maior qualidade de vida. Daí que cada vez mais idosos procurem atividades que estimulem o cérebro, como é o caso de cursos de idiomas.Se prestarmos atenção às publicidades de cursinhos de Inglês tradicionais, podemos verificar que muitos são os que já abrem turmas para a galera nessa faixa etária. Essa é uma tentativa válida de fazer com que mais pessoas se interessem por aprender uma língua estrangeira, sem se sentirem desconfortáveis com os olhares curiosos dos mais novos. No entanto, em uma era na qual os idosos aprendem a navegar na internet tão facilmente como as crianças, um bom número de pessoas prefere aulas online. Dessa forma, não precisam se adequar ao ritmo de uma turma, mesmo que essa turma seja de pessoas de idades semelhantes à sua.Por isso, ter aulas online pode ser bastante benéfico para aqueles que estão na melhor idade, pelo fato de as aulas serem preparadas de acordo com o objetivo de cada aluno, o que permite que a pessoa foque nos pon tos que acredita serem mais importantes para o que pretende fazer, como viajar, por exemplo.

Difference between Enough and Too - English Lesson via Skype

Difference between Enough and Too - English Lesson via Skype In this post you will learn what is the difference between Enough and Too.It’s hard not to get confused when you start learning how to speak English. English grammar rules change dependig on a word’s relation to other words, and that can be very frustrating for ESL students.Enough and Too often cause some confusion in both writing and speaking in English. Hopefully, my short video lesson will help. Difference between Enough and Too Hi there welcome to Harrys World of Words and Phrases and English in a Minute.Were going to look at ENOUGH and TOO. Spelled  T O O and how we use them.ENOUGH is when we have sufficient. I have enough  time.I have enough money.And TOO we use when we have more than sufficient. I have too much time.I have too much money.Heres a tip.When youre using ENOUGH with an adjective or an adverb they always go afterwards. Okay.The box is heavy enough.Heavy is the adjective. Enough comes afterwards.My work is hard enough.Hard is the adverb. Enough comes after that. heavy enough hard enough But when you use ENOUGH with a noun, it always goes before. Ok. I have enough money. I have enough time.Time and money are nouns.Ok. So subscribe to our Channel and join us on www.englishlessonviaskype.com and I will catch up with you soon. Difference between Enough and Too Difference between Enough and Too - Examples Im not tall enough to reach the top shelf.  I am too tired to go to the disco.  I didnt like that horror movie, I was too scared to enjoy it.Peter doesnt go to school, he is not old enough.The bird is too weak to fly.The music is too slow for me to dance to.These shoes dont fit me, they are too small.I cant take your photograph here, its not bright enough.Hes clever enough to solve this problem on his own.Their plan seems too complicated for me.This dress is too expensive for me to buy.It was too cold to go on a picnic yesterday.

How To Create Your Own Business Cards The Right Way

How To Create Your Own Business Cards The Right Way Via (LinkedIn) While LinkedIn and Twitter are useful tools to share your work experience and information, a person may just need an e-mail address to contact you; hand over a personal card with your name and number for easier accessibility. Designing your business card can be simple by using these three tips. 1. What to Include As simple as a business card may look, including the right information can save you and your card’s recipient time and trouble. For example, only use updated and reliable details that would make it easier for a person to get in contact with you. Here is general information that should appear on your personal business card. A Name Make sure to put your full name and not what your friends call you or a shortened version of your name. If you have a middle name, the time to decide if you like your middle name or not has come. An Address A city and state should do. No one really needs to know your personal home location. Omitting your street name and number also gives off an air of discretion. An E-Mail Address By now, you’ve probably made several email accounts. One may be your subscription and spam mail account; you should designate one address to be your business inquiries account. An easy way to choose is list the account you use most often since you won’t forget to check for any important messages. A Phone Number Only list your cellphone number since you have it on you all the time. Make sure to set up your voicemail greeting for an extra pinch of professionalism. What To Avoid Via (Bundlr) It doesn’t have to look too flashy. Keep your card simple to read. You can use a smaller version of your personalized logo as a trademark symbol of certification. Just don’t paste it over your whole card; people will appreciate they didn’t have to force their vision. Don’t buy in bulk. You may not need 250 printed cards, and you’ll probably have no use for them after you’re employed. I’d say about 50 will do, so don’t spend more than you have to. Collecting dust is not a business card’s purpose. Do not include social media links on your business card. Right off the bat, no one cares how many followers you have or about your latest Instagram posts. Deliver yourself in a pitch and let them want to know more about you. If they seek you out using your card information, send them a return email with your links under your signature for more engagement. Tools You Can Use Where should you go for business card making? Use these stores and sites as references or printers for your new networking tool. Office Depot has the most standard delivery for card design and printing for the passive student. Their “100 cards for $20” sweet deal goes well with their free standard delivery with no minimum purchase; you save $15 off the regular price and no shipping? My wallet likes that. The UPS Store offers templates, printing, and pick-up. Their offers start at $24.99 for a minimum of 100 cards. If you have a location near you, some stores have a graphic designer on staff to help you create your card. Vistaprint is a one-stop shop for marketers as well as new entrepreneurs. They have several ways for you to create your cards such as uploading a design, searching through templates, or requesting an expert’s services. They offer a variety of packages and features that can help you create the card that you want and even offer tips as “proven ways to get you noticed.” Moo is the cool entrepreneur’s holy grail in business. They don’t just help you create and print business cards they help you create cards for everyone in your new business! The site offers different amount and preference packages, postcard designs for special events, and even stickers. Overnight Prints is the same, or better, deal as Vistaprint. They ensure that no matter what design you choose, it will be high quality. They stay true to their name and offer overnight delivery with their B.I.T.G.I.T. system  buy it today, get it tomorrow. Order by 8 p.m. EST and your cards will arrive the next day. Business cards save the day when randomly engaging in a networking opportunity or attending social events. Keep several cards in your wallet for emergencies. Use your best judgment, and these tips, to create some good-looking, attention-grabbing, useful business cards.