Different Methods to Know the Structure of Compounds

Different Methods to Know the Structure of CompoundsIf you are a chemist, you know how important it is to make crystal clear and precise chemical structures for all of your complex compound chemistry experiments. There are many different types of chemistry demonstrations that you can take advantage of.One way to do this is to visit the Molecular Sciences Laboratory (MSL) at Johns Hopkins University. The MSL holds several hundreds of multi-spectral cameras which allow the chemist to observe the molecular properties of compounds while they are undergoing laboratory testing. The ability to compare and contrast structures will allow the chemist to get the most detailed and accurate chemical models possible. With this in mind, it's definitely a great resource to use if you're working on a complex compound.Along with the ones mentioned above, there are numerous demonstrations available that can help you learn about the various components and interactions of compounds and make sense of the results. This is a great way to get help in determining the chemical composition of a compound before starting out on a project.The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has a website which contains a wealth of information regarding their projects. There are also audio recordings and demonstrations. The online videos and audio recordings are really helpful in getting the chemist to understand the exact chemical formula of a particular compound.The American Chemical Society has a web site which contains a wealth of information about compound chemistry. This includes demonstrations. Along with this, the ACS also offers free online articles that can be used as a quick reference guide.As you can see, there are a lot of ways to get the chemical formula of a compound. Knowing the properties of a compound is only half the battle. If you want to get the most accurate chemical information, then there are a few more options that you should consider using.The chemical properties of compounds can be found in a wide variety of books that are available online or in your local library. This information can help you get the most accurate structure you can. Even if you don't end up using them for your complex compound chemistry experiments, knowing the property of a compound can make it much easier for you to understand.

The Pros and Cons of Using LinkedIn

The Pros and Cons of Using LinkedIn via Pixabay The Pros of LinkedIn Easy Networking Before LinkedIn, you would have to go to a networking event and make conversation with strangers in the hopes that you can possibly help one another one day. It would take out hours of your day getting to and enjoying the event. It also limited you to networking only with people who decided to show up and happened to live or work in the area. With LinkedIn, you can network with people from all over the world with just a click of a button. Browse through hundreds of profiles and send a quick message to make a connection that can possibly help you later down the line. Publish Your Own Content When you publish content online, it puts you ahead of any other candidate for a job you’re applying to. It helps you to create your personal brand and show potential employers that you specialize in a certain field and want to help others learn about it. LinkedIn allows you to publish articles and content that can be read by thousands of people. Who knows, maybe your next employer will come across your article and love it so much that they search for you and invite you to apply for an open position? Find Your Next Opportunity One of the services that LinkedIn provides both businesses and employees is a job search tool. Businesses can post open positions and LinkedIn will match users to jobs that they may be a good fit for. This takes time out of searching for jobs that you may qualify for and allows you to do some research about the company and employees through their profiles. It’s always a good idea to send the recruiter or hiring manager a quick message on LinkedIn letting them know that you applied to the position too. Enhance and Gain New Skills With the LinkedIn Premium account, you’ll get access to LinkedIn Learning, which consists of thousands of videos to help you learn new skills and build on the ones you already have. For example, if you want to learn everything there is to know about Microsoft Excel, there is a video course for you to take and then add that skill to your resume. This is a great way to build up your resume, especially if you feel under-qualified for the job you want. Cons of LinkedIn Spam Messages When it comes to connecting with people on LinkedIn, you may find that you get a lot of random connect requests of people you’ve never heard of or know. While it isn’t unheard of to connect with strangers, it can get annoying at times. You can also expect to get some spam messages about applying to a job or meeting with financial advisors to get them to manage your investment portfolios. Just make sure to weed through potential spam messages from the authentic ones that can actually help you out professionally. Not Everyone Sees What You Post When we post something to social media, we expect that everyone will see it pop up on their timeline in a chronological fashion. Unfortunately, with LinkedIn that is not the case. LinkedIn uses an algorithm that chooses who sees your posts and who doesn’t. This can be discouraging for those users who do like to publish content to their profile. Complicated Set-Up Every time you create a new profile on a social media platform, the set up can take a little while. You have to find a profile picture and add some basic information about yourself. However, with LinkedIn’s setup, it’s a little more complicated because you basically have to rewrite your resume into LinkedIn’s format. This can be tedious and take a little while. It will definitely be worth it in the end, though. Using LinkedIn There will always be pros and cons to a service. When it comes to LinkedIn, it will definitely help you connect with people in your industry and narrow down job listings for you. It gives you the opportunity to build a personal brand and a platform for yourself to show to potential employers. You will have to take some time to set up your profile and weed through spam messages, but the overall benefits of LinkedIn have helped so many people.

The Teach Abroad Experience Kazakhstan

The Teach Abroad Experience Kazakhstan Canadian teachers, David and Zora, began their Teach Away placement with Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools in Kazakhstan in January 2015. We caught up with them to learn how they're enjoying her teaching abroad experience in Pavlodar so far.What initially interested you in teaching abroad?My wife and I are both long-time teachers, and we both love adventure. We have taught in the UAE twice, in several parts of Canada, and now in Kazakhstan. Teaching abroad was a natural choice for us.Why did you decide on Kazakhstan and the NIS program?The NIS program came to our attention through my contact with Teach Away on another possibility. We leapt at the chance and don’t regret it!Describe the school that you teach at.The school is great, and the kids are amazing! I have taught in many different environments, and I have never met a group of students who are ALL so eager, friendly, welcoming and extremely nice. It is a genuine pleasure being in a classroom with these kids!What does the typica l workday look like?We (the international teachers) teach 18 40-minute periods in a five-day week, Monday to Friday. We also have to make up a number of hours of ‘extra-curricular’ activities. These may include English lessons with our co-teachers, tutorial sessions, clubs, or other activities. This year, my classroom time consisted of three Grade 8 classes with a Russian-speaking co-teacher, and one Grade 9 class with a Kazakh co-teacher. Class time was roughly split between us, usually in our relative languages. My co-teaching experience has been wonderful this year … classes were a real combined effort, both in planning and delivery. Between classes was time for lesson prep, personal responsibilities such as banking, medical appointments, etc. and collaboration. We are required to be in school from 8am to 5pm, with one hour for lunch between 12 and 2. There are also some required cultural events to attend on the weekends, but these are usually great fun. There are also Kaza kh and Russian language lessons once a week.What's the cost of living like in Kazakhstan?We are living in Pavlodar, and the cost of living is pretty low. We understand that it is more expensive in big cities like Astana or Almaty. Also, we have been told that the salaries are higher outside of the big cities. It doesn’t really matter to us, because we don’t like city living and LOVE Pavlodar! We have been to more cultural experiences in four months than in four years teaching in Northern Alberta. The kinds of events we’ve been to include some excellent Russian dance troupes (look up Todes), a jazz evening, concerts, the ballet, and more!Do you have any tips for teachers who are looking to apply to teach abroad or for the NIS program in particular?It is a wonderful experience! Kazakhs are a lovely, warm and welcoming people. NIS seems to be a super place to work. I highly recommend working abroad, in general, and working for NIS in particular. However, to anyone who is used to a set plan/schedule and is ‘rigid’ by nature - you really must be totally flexible, and ‘go with the flow’ to survive. Any final pieces of advice or suggestions?Yes! Where do I start… 1) You are paid essentially for an 11-month year. Paid leave days are accrued and can be applied either to Christmas or summer vacation. Remember the rest of your leave is unpaid. 2) In terms of medical and dental care, you are covered for most things if you go to an approved clinic. You will have to locate one yourself and take a translator. It has often been easier to just find a good one close by and pay ourselves as health costs are quite low compared to home. 3) You MUST keep original receipts (preferably credit card statements) and original boarding passes in order to be compensated for travel to Kazakhstan and for vacations. I had a huge problem because I paid cash, and had only my boarding passes and e-tickets, which was not considered enough evidence.Long and short, we love it here, both working and living, and although there are little idiosyncrasies to overcome, we recommend it very highly!Inspired by David and Zora's experience? Take a look at our current teaching positions with NIS.

Engaging and encouraging reluctant ESL students

Engaging and encouraging reluctant ESL students Shyness, anxiety, or a lack of self-confidence are common barriers in the classroom. No matter what age you are, speaking in front a room full of your peers can be a frightening task. Now imagine dealing with public speaking induced anxiety in a second language. Scary stuff. Students face this type of intimidation in international ESL classrooms every day. The result is reluctant students who might seem like they aren’t keen to learn. As the instructor, it’s your job to curb anxiety and shyness, and to boost confidence among your students. I’ve compiled and expanded on some effective methods that teachers can use to engage reluctant ESL students. Choose topics your students find interesting Choosing the right topics might be the most effective way to encourage participation in your classroom. A reluctant student is far more likely to engage in a lesson that aligns with his or her interests than one that is boring and unrelatable. Giving students opportunities to read, write, and speak on topics they like helps them to find the motivation they need to tackle a new language. Depending on where in the world you are teaching, types of interesting topics at your disposal will vary, but some to try might be sports, music, or even a friendly PC versus Mac conversation. Casual is key Keep your lessons casual and light. Instead of having your students read aloud to their peers, use exercises that rely on chatty, natural conversation as a tool to reduce anxiety. If students don’t feel pressured to perform, they are more likely to relax and engage. An easy way to keep things casual in your classroom is to use word-based learning games (I mentioned these in my Brilliant back-to-school ideas for your overseas classroom post as well - have a look for an example and more elaboration on word-based games in the classroom). Switch up group sizes and composition regularly Changing up the number of students and members of groups on a regular basis is an effective avenue to provide different types of learners equal opportunities to find their comfort zones. Some students may find comfort in small groups, some may react well to a specific partner, and others may decide to engage when the whole class is participating together. Some reluctant ESL students are more inclined to fuel conversation when paired with another shy student - this situation means that one needs to be the instigator. Others may find inspiration whenpaired with an extroverted, confident partner. Find prompts from beyond the textbook Remember those outdated textbooks you used in high-school French class? They were important tools to learn the rules of the language, but they weren’t always the best conversation prompts. In addition to textbooks, teachers can use material such as cue cards, role play cards and items, pictures, mixed media, or objects students bring from home. The goal here is to create more personal, relatable conversation. If it feels less like by-the-book school and more like personal communication, reluctant students are more likely to get involved. Remember as well that these don’t necessarily need to be spoken communication prompts, but may also serve as motivation for writing and reading material. Do you have any tips or tricks that help make your classroom a more comfortable environment for reluctant ESL students? Let me know in the comments below!

The Road Back, Almost.

The Road Back, Almost. On the morning of June 25, 1986 I awoke unable to move the left side of my body. I could not wiggle a finger or toe. After months of seeing specialists it was discovered, using a new type of medical device, that I had a one quarter centimeter block across my spinal cord. The doctors were excited that this experimental procedure, called Magnetic Resonance Imaging, revealed my problem. I was depressed. I was sent to a hospital therapy program to practice activities, like grabbing onto a door handle and turning it. Many of the patients were older and much worse than I, but this did not cheer me up at all. Over time I improved a little and was able to go back to work.   My boss allowed me to work with one hand and in time I learned how to use the left hand a little. Although I have made much progress and lead a full life this spinal cord injury changed my life forever. Because I am not in a wheel chair or confined to a bed people do not really understand what I deal with on a daily basis.   After a few years I joined a gym. I recall expressions of annoyance around me as I made an attempt at working out. In a Santa Monica gym folks do not have patience for someone slowing down their routine. For the first year every time I went I thought about not going back. One particular day I saw a trainer in a wheel chair. He told me how he was in a car accident in Paris that took the use of his legs and he had to ask himself the same question I had asked myself a couple years before. Do I want to do life like this? When he answered yes, he decided to go all in. Although I am very willing to live my life as I am, I still have great hope for something the neurologists told me would be impossible, that one day I could be healed. Human embryonic stem cell research is a controversial issue, with both political and religious points of view.   No federal law has banned stem cell research in the United States, but has placed restrictions on funding and use. Hence research is far from what it could be. I remember in 1995 when actor, Christopher Reeve, had a riding accident and was paralyzed from the neck down. After my initial reaction of compassion I realized a celebrity bringing media attention to this issue would be good for people like me. More money flowed in for research. Medical experts widely submit that stem cell research has the potential to dramatically alter approaches to understanding and treating diseases, and to alleviate suffering. I am convinced that if we do not try to inhibit the research there will be a cure in our life time and I can hardly wait for that day!

Chemistry Tutor Torrent - Finding a Good Chemistry Tutor

Chemistry Tutor Torrent - Finding a Good Chemistry TutorLooking for a chemistry tutor torrent is no mystery anymore. With so many new and established sites available these days, finding a quality tutor has never been so easy and simple.If you are interested in obtaining a tutor to help you with your study, it is possible through a variety of different means. Firstly, you can try to contact your local university and request a tutor from there. This can often be done over the phone or through the online form, but some universities do require applicants to attend a tutoring session before they will meet with them. If you have applied and found out that your request has been denied, you can still try to meet up with the tutor at the university of your choice, but make sure that the tutor is good enough for you and your peers.Secondly, you could approach private tutors. These can be found over the internet and many of them also require an application. Just because they may charge more tha n a local tutor, they may be able to give you a better overall tutoring experience, particularly if you are in a large class.Thirdly, if you are serious about your studies, you can turn to a reputable company that provides tutors. These tutors are usually contracted by university departments that offer online education or high school students who would like to advance their studies.A tutor is required in order to assist students on their studies and to provide them with help and advice. In order to receive the best tutoring from a tutor, the student needs to choose one wisely. Since most of these tutors have their own specialties, choosing the best one can be difficult.Tutors are more valuable in today's times than ever before, which is why students and parents are highly recommended to go through a tutor's profile first before making their choice. At the end of the day, a tutor is there to provide help and advice, but it is important to take your time and read the tutors' reviews b efore you choose one.Tutors should have exceptional reading skills, excellent writing skills, patience, and a good knowledge of chemistry and common subjects. Some of the best chemistry tutors are passionate about the subject, offering tips and advice based on what they've already studied.

What You Will Learn From The Schemal Chemistry PDF Book?

What You Will Learn From The Schemal Chemistry PDF Book?Schaum Chemistry PDF is a resource that provides information about Schaum Chemistry. The program teaches a comprehensive overview of the chemical sciences, with many resources for students and teachers who are interested in learning about the processes involved in the complex analysis of various compounds. It also contains information about several of the basic mathematical principles used in the analysis of chemical reactions.A large portion of the material in the book is devoted to theoretical and practical research related to the application of scientific research to the world of science. It is this approach to research that has made the popularity of Schaum Chemistry such a popular method. Instead of 'classroom-style' instruction, the book provides teachers and students with a very complete guide that explains a variety of topics in a manner that is clear and easy to understand. Students will find that the book is an excelle nt introduction to the study of the subject matter and it should prove very helpful to anyone who is interested in learning about the subject.There are many topics covered in the book, but the majority of the material consists of material that is completely applicable to students regardless of their background or experience. They include topics like analytic solutions, molecular bonding, neutralization methods, electrochemical reactions, molecular methods, cross-coupling, thermodynamics, and thermodynamic equilibrium. These topics cover a wide range of subjects and are designed in such a way that the most commonly used terminology is described in the text. Many of the concepts are presented in a way that is easily comprehensible and provides adequate instruction to the average student.There are a few topics that are included in the PDF that cannot be found in other texts, such as absolute and physical constants. The constant is the numerical value that describes the bond strength be tween two molecular entities. This constant is represented in the materials used in the analysis of chemical reactions in a way that is important to understanding them.Other topics that are included in the book include theoretical studies of electrical and magnetic properties of molecules, Boltzmann's law of diffusion, dry ionization and reaction kinetics, and applications of ionization and ion exchange. While these topics are important for the student, they are the least interesting when compared to the topics of theoretical and practical research. However, the material included in the PDF is highly detailed and fully explanatory.The final section of the PDF covers the applications of the experimental analysis. It contains an entire chapter on free energy calculations, integral based spectroscopy, spectral-radiative transfer, and numerical and thermodynamic approaches to free energy calculations.The book contains examples of each of the topics discussed above, as well as an extensi ve set of exercises and quizzes that provide students with the opportunity to learn how to apply each concept to various examples of chemical analysis. Students will also find that the exercises in the book are exceptionally challenging. In addition, there are videos available to illustrate the concepts used in the book.

Train Your Brain to Be More Productive [5 Proven Secrets!]

Introvert Whisperer / Train Your Brain to Be More Productive [5 Proven Secrets!] 5 Ways to Train Your Brain to Be More Productive Do you have trouble staying motivated? Find yourself losing focus whenever you try to get things done? If so, you’re not alone. A lot of us have a hard time concentrating and being productive. After all, it’s easy to get distracted. Whether it’s text messages, emails, or Netflix shows, there are so many things that threaten to steal your attention all day long. If you give into temptation, it’s easy to go entire days without getting a single thing done! Luckily, there are some strategies you can use to train your brain to be more productive. Instead of getting frustrated and giving up, try to enhance your brain power using these five techniques. You’ll be amazed by how well they work! 1. Exercise Your Brain The brain is a muscle. Just like your biceps and quads, it needs exercise. But, how do you exercise it? I mean, you can’t exactly lift weights with it or put it on the treadmill. No, you can’t. But, you can exercise it in other ways. Most cognitive function experts recommend games and puzzles, for example. Puzzles and games like chess give you the chance to use your brain in ways that you normally wouldn’t. When you work through a difficult puzzle, your brain’s neuroplasticity improves. This means that it has an easier time forming new connections between its different parts. As more nerve cells connect, you have an easier time thinking strategically, managing changes in your environment. Strategy and flexibility are some of the keys to productivity. If you can plan days, weeks, or months ahead while leaving room for change, you’ll be much more productive over time. Plus, games also help improve your attention span, language comprehension, short-term memory, and other cognitive functions. 2. Train Your Brain for Deep Work Most of us have trouble focusing on one thing at a time. With so many responsibilities and distractions, it’s hard to imagine sticking to one project for six, seven, or even two hours straight. But, you can’t harness the full potential of your mind without learning how to engage in deep work. Think about it: Greek philosophers used to sit and think about the same thing for days on end. When was the last time you thought about anything for more than a few minutes? The best way to start training is to just go for itstart an hour-long project and don’t stop until it’s complete. If that’s too hard, start in fifteen-minute intervals. Set a timer, take five-minute breaks, and get right back to work. Eventually, you’ll be able to focus on one task for hours without interruption. This skill is essential for people who have to get multiple things done every day. If you lack focus, you’ll find yourself switching from task to task without completing any of them. Make it a regular habit to engage your brainpower, and you’ll find you’re more productive. You might even wind up with some free time in the end! 3. Design Your Schedule Around Your Internal Clock Everyone has “peak brain” times. We’re all different, but everyone has an internal clock and accomplishes work better during set times. You should build your schedule around your peak brain hours. Working when your brain fires hot will help you get a lot more done. If you’re a morning person have a ton of energy between 8 AM and 12 PM, start early and hit the ground running. If your peak hours are after midnight, take care of your hardest tasks while everyone else sleeps! Take it from Jeff Bezos. The billionaire CEO (and probably one of the world’s busiest men), identifies 10:00 AM 11:00 AM as his peak performance hour. “I like to do my high IQ meetings before lunch,” he says, “Anything that’s going to be really mentally challenging, that’s a 10 AM meeting.” Furthermore, you should also avoid working when there are distractions around you. Instead of fighting against your internal clock, use it to your advantage. Unless you have a strict work schedule, structure your day so you can work during your most productive hours. 4. Practice Meditation You can also improve your brain cognition by practicing meditation techniques. Harvard researchers found that meditation reduces anxiety, increases mental clarity, and enhances memory. It’s easy to do, too. You can meditate almost anywhere, anytime. All you have to do is focus your energy on a particular activity, thought, or object. Over time, it’ll help you train yourself for heightened awareness. The goal of meditation is to achieve an emotionally calm and mentally clear state of being. Mental clearness can help you better retain information, make better decisions, and manage stress. If you experience less stress throughout the day, you’ll have an easier time getting things done. Try to implement a few minutes of meditation daily. You’ll be pleasantly shocked by how much it improves your life! 5. Rest Your Mind It’s important to exercise your brain. But, it’s essential to get some rest as well. Boost your brain power by taking short breaks throughout the day. Go on a walk, talk to a friend, or play with your day. You might even try doing something easy and creative like doodling or journaling. There’s no point in sitting at your desk and dragging through work just to get things done. If you’re exhausted and working at a turtle’s pace, what’s the point of pretending like you’re being productive? Breaks give a chance to get reinvigorated. That way, you can get back to work feeling inspired and refreshed! While they might seem like the enemy of productivity, breaks can actually help you get a lot more done!   Conclusion Your brain holds a lot of power. It’s in your best interest to train it, nurture it, and give it a rest when it needs one. Without a healthy brain, you’ll find that your productivity suffers. Instead of just using 10% of your brain, allow it to adapt and grow by using the five methods we just discussed. Exercise, meditation, rescheduling, and rest can all help you optimize train your brain for higher productivity. By caring for your brain and exercising it, you’ll be able to harness the power of your mind and get more done throughout your days. [Author bio] Joshua Kuykendall is the Business Manager of the Parq at Iliff Station community. He’s passionate about team growth and encouraging all to take customer service to the next level. He thrives off the challenges of managing a large community. Thinking of joining Parq? Expect nothing less than excellence from Joshua, and his staff. They work hard to create an environment that you can truly call home. Go to top Do you know what your next career step is?   Many people don’t. 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How to Find a Photography Tutor

How to Find a Photography Tutor Where to Find Your Photo Tutor ChaptersPhoto Class: The Role of the Pro PhotographerDetermine What Kind of Photo Tutor You Are Looking ForLooking for a Photographer According to His or Her Different SpecialtiesChoosing a Pro Photographer in School or Through an AssociationFinding a Professional Photographer via the ClassifiedsFinding a Pro Photographer OnlineDo you dream of becoming the next Robert Doisneau or Annie Leibovitz?Know that teaching photography is for all ages and all levels, and that you do not necessarily have to be an artist.The important thing is to find the photography teacher that suits your needs: with a quality photo course, you will know everything about image editing, developing photos, and you will discover essential photo tips.Let Superprof tell you how to find a photo tutor in order to improve your skills with a photo lesson!Devoted to the needs and interests of wedding and portrait photographers.Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPA)An organization of professional journalists and  wedd ing photographers  dedicated to the practice of the documentary style of wedding photography.Women in Photography InternationalServes the needs of photographers, photo educators, photography students, gallery owners and photographic organizations around the worldHere are just a few of the best photo clubs in the nation!Photography associations are ideal for developing photography at a lower cost. Photo classes usually take place in small groups, although some professors agree to give individual photo sessions.Whether to learn depth of field, landscape photography, or white balance, photo teachers strive to bring a taste of  photographic culture to all photo beginners that come their way!Finding a Professional Photographer via the ClassifiedsIt may seem passé, but you can still find a photography tutor through the classifieds.Look for a tutor in the newspaper!The first step is  word of mouth. By going to a photo school, you can easily ask around for what tutor is best among students . If you personally know aficionados of photography, do not hesitate to ask them for the numbers of photo tutors.Searching through classifieds can sometimes take time. It's cool  to find interesting profiles, but you also have to be satisfied with the course content.To find a photo tutor, the student can go through:The classifieds in the newspapers,Classifieds in neighborhood shops,Classifieds in photography schools,Classified ads in photography magazines,Classifieds in youth centers and art centers.Many Fine Arts students offer their services to students of all levels. This method of teaching is particularly advantageous financially, since student photographers generally charge much less than professional photographers.Before you set up a photo studio class with a classifieds teacher, consider learning about your own equipment (for example, a Canon EOS camera). You will save yourself time during the first session!Finding a Pro Photographer OnlineAs you know, the World Wide Web is a ccessible to all, so why not take advantage of it to find a perfect photo tutor?In just a few minutes, you can find your teacher on Superprof!It is now the preferred method of teaching young learners:  learning on the web is more and more sought out all over, and you will have no difficulty in finding dozens and dozens of teachers to teach you street photography or culinary photography.By doing some research on the Internet, students can progress quickly via:Online photo tutorials,Educational apps on photography,Online photo drills,Downloadable photo classes,Articles on photo tips,Private lessons online.On Superprof, the average price for one hour of photography lessons is £26!The student won't even have to leave his or her home in order to contact the tutor.  The message can be written directly from his browser, and the student can then compare the different rates and profiles of tutors before choosing his or her own.Our tutors always specify their specialties, the duration of the ir course, or the level of the course they offer. As a student, you should make sure to find a course offer consistent with your desired teaching style.So, why not first look for your photography tutor online?