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Nuthakki Sai Venkata Dinesh
Published by Nuthakki Sai Venkata Dinesh

Maximizing SAT Success: Tips from an Online Maths Tutor

As an online maths tutor, my goal is to help students prepare for the SATs and achieve their best scores. Here are some of the strategies that I use to help students prepare for the SAT maths section: Identifying Weaknesses: The first step in preparing for the SATs is to identify areas where the student needs to improve. A tutor for maths can work with the student to complete practice tests and review their results to identify their weaknesses...
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Dr. Sangeeta
Published by Dr. Sangeeta

Women's Suffrage Movement In America, a long journey to be celebrated

It is unbelievable in to think of discrimination between men and women in the modern democratic world. In  1820  white women, black men, and black women were deprived of voting right. Only a few propertied -males were eligible to vote and contributed to policy-making for the nation. After a strainful journey, black males were given the right. White women were the next to get the privilege of suffrage but for black women, both whit...
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Nuthakki Sai Venkata Dinesh
Published by Nuthakki Sai Venkata Dinesh

Mastering the Basics of Arithmetic: A Foundation for Success

Arithmetic is the branch of mathematics that deals with the study of numbers and their operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It is a fundamental aspect of mathematics that forms the foundation for more advanced mathematical concepts and is used in many real-life applications. One of the main concepts in arithmetic is addition and subtraction. These operations involve combining or separating numbers to find thei...
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Nuthakki Sai Venkata Dinesh
Published by Nuthakki Sai Venkata Dinesh

Exploring the Fundamentals of Algebra: Essential Concepts and Techniques

Algebra is a branch of mathematics that deals with mathematical equations and expressions. It involves using variables, such as x and y, to represent unknown values, and using mathematical operations to find their values. Algebra is a fundamental aspect of mathematics, and it is used in a wide range of fields, from science and engineering to economics and finance. There are many different concepts in algebra, including: Solving Equations: One of...
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Vanesa
Published by Vanesa

Some Spanish clothes vocabulary for February.

¡Hola a todos! ¿Qué tal? February is here!!! But we are still in winter, and although the days are longer, and the sun is a bit stronger we need to keep ourselves well wrapped up and warm!! Here you can find some winter clothing words in Spanish for you to add to your vocabulary. A small tip!! “Todavía” or “aún” mean the same “Still”.    MORE ABOUT WRAPPING YOURSELF UP IN SPANISH If you remember the word “ Abrigo”; for sure you can al...
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Stephen
Published by Stephen

How to improve your maths knowledge

A lot of students complain that they find it difficult to comprehend mathematics, whereas for others the same subject is a hobby. Do the people that grasp maths with ease have "two brains" or some kind of special ability? Well, they follow a certain principle, either consciously or otherwise, to achieve mathematical prowess. You, too, can become a mathematical genius today by applying the following principles:  1. Set a specific learning ob...
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Vanesa
Published by Vanesa

Spanish Idiomatic Expression for saying goodbye to January

Here is a popular Spanish saying for farewell to January!! A month that is usually a bit difficult financially after spending so much during Christmas and feels like walking up hill. This is when we use this idiomatic expression "Cuesta de enero". Check the pict ;-) MORE ABOUT "CUESTA" AND "COSTAR"  "Cuesta" comes from the verb "Costar", and there aredifferent meanings: 1.     Costar: as a verb means "To ...
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Tunjeena
Published by Tunjeena

Unlock Your Full Potential with After-School Chemistry Tuition: A Journey to Success

As a student, you know the importance of doing well in school. But with so many subjects to study and so much pressure to succeed, it can be difficult to keep up with everything. That's where after-school chemistry tuition comes in. By working with a dedicated and experienced chemistry tutor, you can unlock your full potential and achieve success in your studies. Here are just a few of the many benefits of after-school chemistry tuition...
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Irsa
Published by Irsa

"Personalized Approaches in ESL/EFL Teaching: Improving Student Success"

Introduction: English as a second language (ESL) and English as a foreign language (EFL) teachers play a critical role in helping students achieve their language goals. To be effective in this role, it is essential that teachers adopt a personalized approach that addresses the unique needs and goals of each student. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of personalized approaches in ESL/EFL teaching. Building Student Confidence: One o...
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April Grace
Published by April Grace

How to level up your English writing skills with seven easy steps?

When it comes to learning English, writing is often at the bottom of the learner’s priority (or even the teacher’s). It is considered a difficult language skill to possess and improve as learners usually think so much about how complicated the rules and structures are, which makes them avoid learning writing.    However, you should take into account that having good English writing skills is essential and beneficial - especially in the...
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Ash
Published by Ash

What is the difference between the acoustic guitar and electric guitar? Which is easier to learn?

Good question! Acoustic and Electric guitar have very major differences. Let's go through a few of them here so you can make an informed decision before starting guitar lessons: Acoustic The acoustic guitar tends to be the larger of the two, with a big hollow body and a thicker neck. The strings are heavier in order to create sound, which makes them harsher on the fingers. An acoustic doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical source, allowin...
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Pamarthi Srividya
Published by Pamarthi Srividya

10 ways to improve your mental maths

Here are 10 ways to improve your maths skills: 1. The first and most important step is to break the habit of occasionally using a calculator for calculations that just require simple addition and subtraction. Even if it takes some time, try to accomplish it in your head or with paper and a pen. 2. Begin by working with tiny numbers, and if you feel confident performing simple calculations, move on to larger numbers as you gain more experience. ...
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Delphinal
Published by Delphinal

Top five GCSE tips to get you that top grades

Hello there,  Are you just starting your Key-stage four (KS 4) studies and are beginning to prepare for your GCSEs? Or are you already in your last year of secondary school (year 11)  and are warming up for your GCSEs this year? Well, no matter what level you are in... I've got five top tips to get you the top grades in your daily reading and rituals.  Having done my GCSEs last year and gotten excellent grades from 7s (As) to 9s (...
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Gurjeet
Published by Gurjeet

Revision techniques to increase information retention

Studying for upcoming exams can often be daunting, due to time limitations, the depth and breadth of knowledge and understanding required.  Naturally, this can leave many students stressed, frustrated and with difficulty retaining key information despite hours of dedication.  For this reason, I have created this post to share with students with some fantastic methods for increasing information retention. Which ultimately leads to an im...
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