Tutoring About Sex - Find Out What Cheerleader Needs to Do

Tutoring About Sex - Find Out What Cheerleader Needs to DoIf you are looking for someone to work with in mainstream scenes or mainstream cheerleading then take a look at this article. What does the tutor you're considering offer you that's not readily available to you? After all, even if she seems perfect in every way you don't know what will happen and how your experience with her will go if she leaves you behind.So, if you're looking for someone to work with in mainstream scenes then take a look at this. Here is a way to start working with your teacher that will allow you to be your own boss. There is also the chance that you'll love to have someone to teach you things you don't know you could do.What's really great about working with a tutor is you can now call the shots and decide how much you want to learn about sex. If you've had a lot of questions about sex then this could be a way to eliminate some of them so you can focus on the areas you want to learn more about.When I was looking for a tutor for mainstream scenes I never thought I'd say I was ready for something like this. My mother is a cheerleader and I still know a lot about it but I've always felt I needed to learn more. I still don't know a lot but I know more than I did when I was younger.And for me tutoring about sex was the key. It's been hard for me to find someone who is willing to help me so I decided to just look for one. Sure, it was expensive, but I really wanted to learn.Before I chose anyone I did some research and found out exactly what the tutor's job would be and what she really offered. The results were positive and when I interviewed her I had the best experience I could have hoped for.The tutor told me that I would have a lot of fun being a cheerleader but if I wanted to really become one, she suggested I get involved in something called Video Porn. This is when she started giving me some things I never knew I could do and that has helped me continue my cheerleading career.You c an't do this as a standard tutor so why not consider working with a tutor who specializes in mainstream scenes as well? They might be able to give you a little more guidance than you would have gotten from a conventional tutor.

The Best Place to Practice Your Esperanto Skills in August is

The Best Place to Practice Your Esperanto Skills in August is On August 2nd, over 300 hundred young people from all corners of the world will assemble in Wiesbaden, Germany for cultural exchange, learning, and most importantly: a celebration. What they will be celebrating is a constructed language, Esperanto, at the 71st Esperanto Youth Congress. italki is proud to sponsor this event, and support the Esperanto community. The Event: The World Esperanto Youth Organization (Tutmonda Esperantista Junulara Organizo) TEJO, has created the Esperanto Youth Congress (Internacia Junulara Kongreso, or just IJK) to encourage the youth involved in the Esperanto movement to share their experience. Most importantly, this event allows Esperanto speakers to practice speaking the language within a community, reinforcing the international applicability of the language. Many of the participants may still be starting out in the language; being able to reinforce the acquisition socially, through one-on-one communication in a friendly atmosphere helps preserve and encourage the community around this language. The IJK started in 1938, in the The Netherlands, and is seeing its 71st iteration. The event has been held in multiple countries, and is the largest such event oriented specifically at encouraging younger speakers to improve and perfect their communicative Esperanto ability, and therefore encourage a new generation of practitioners of the language. The Youth Congress generally sees several hundred Esperantists, approximately 18 35 years of age, who share a passion for the language of hope and the ideals of open cross-cultural communication. italki Involvement: italki has sponsored previous events like the Polyglot Gathering in Berlin (http://polyglotberlin.com/) and sees its role in the new language learning environment as that of supporting linguistic diversity, inter-personal learning, and effective, learn-by-doing approaches to education by connecting language learners with fluent or native-speaking teachers of any language, no matter where in the world those students or teachers may be. Considering that Esperanto is a language without a country, going home after an event can mean leaving the Esperanto community except for online connections. Working together with the event organizers, italki is providing an online community with online teachers, and hopes to encourage enthusiastic new Esperanto speakers to keep practicing what they learned even after the event has finished. More importantly, the spirit of the Esperanto culture (by nature multi-national, inclusive, and communication-oriented) aligns with the way that italki celebrates language learning and the important human connections that inevitably come with it. It is italkis mission to make learning a language an interpersonal, accessible, and affordable experience. Celebrating and supporting the Esperanto community and IJK simply falls within the companys core beliefs. Follow the Youth Congress on Twitter: @IJK2015 Follow italki on Twitter: @italki The Best Place to Practice Your Esperanto Skills in August is On August 2nd, over 300 hundred young people from all corners of the world will assemble in Wiesbaden, Germany for cultural exchange, learning, and most importantly: a celebration. What they will be celebrating is a constructed language, Esperanto, at the 71st Esperanto Youth Congress. italki is proud to sponsor this event, and support the Esperanto community. The Event: The World Esperanto Youth Organization (Tutmonda Esperantista Junulara Organizo) TEJO, has created the Esperanto Youth Congress (Internacia Junulara Kongreso, or just IJK) to encourage the youth involved in the Esperanto movement to share their experience. Most importantly, this event allows Esperanto speakers to practice speaking the language within a community, reinforcing the international applicability of the language. Many of the participants may still be starting out in the language; being able to reinforce the acquisition socially, through one-on-one communication in a friendly atmosphere helps preserve and encourage the community around this language. The IJK started in 1938, in the The Netherlands, and is seeing its 71st iteration. The event has been held in multiple countries, and is the largest such event oriented specifically at encouraging younger speakers to improve and perfect their communicative Esperanto ability, and therefore encourage a new generation of practitioners of the language. The Youth Congress generally sees several hundred Esperantists, approximately 18 35 years of age, who share a passion for the language of hope and the ideals of open cross-cultural communication. italki Involvement: italki has sponsored previous events like the Polyglot Gathering in Berlin (http://polyglotberlin.com/) and sees its role in the new language learning environment as that of supporting linguistic diversity, inter-personal learning, and effective, learn-by-doing approaches to education by connecting language learners with fluent or native-speaking teachers of any language, no matter where in the world those students or teachers may be. Considering that Esperanto is a language without a country, going home after an event can mean leaving the Esperanto community except for online connections. Working together with the event organizers, italki is providing an online community with online teachers, and hopes to encourage enthusiastic new Esperanto speakers to keep practicing what they learned even after the event has finished. More importantly, the spirit of the Esperanto culture (by nature multi-national, inclusive, and communication-oriented) aligns with the way that italki celebrates language learning and the important human connections that inevitably come with it. It is italkis mission to make learning a language an interpersonal, accessible, and affordable experience. Celebrating and supporting the Esperanto community and IJK simply falls within the companys core beliefs. Follow the Youth Congress on Twitter: @IJK2015 Follow italki on Twitter: @italki

How to Learn Any Language for Absolutely Free, Gratis, Gratuit, Besplatno, Kostenlos...

How to Learn Any Language for Absolutely Free, Gratis, Gratuit, Besplatno, Kostenlos... How to Learn Any Language for Absolutely Free, Gratis, Gratuit, Besplatno, Kostenlos I know, there are wastrels  out there who will drop cash  on university Spanish  classes, or a Portuguese language school on a tropical island.Ive, ahem, done both, and  in terms of linguistic bang for your buck, they arent the most cost-effective  ways Ive  learned languages. Often, theyre not even the most effective in terms of learning outcomes or time spent.So while there are fantastic, cheap ways to learn a language that are much better,  this post is particularly  for  the extreme cheapskates. Yes, you can become perfectly fluent in a language without traveling anywhere, and without  spending  a dime.Ill cover the best ways to do that hereâ€"but  Ill also discuss  a few methods for learning that are almost free but really, really worth it if you can scrape a few pennies together. How to Learn Any Language for Absolutely Free, Gratis, Gratuit, Besplatno, KostenlosFirst, well take a look at the options you have online for more structure, formal learning. There are tons of lesso ns available out there to teach you the key grammar lessons you need to advance.1.  Libraries stock language guidesIf youre lucky, your local library may have a small selection of books published in your target language. In terms of language guides, look for self-teaching books, ideally with an audio component, such as Assimil  or the Teach Yourself series, rather than  classroom-oriented texts.If youre prepared to spend any money on your language learning adventure at all, though, buying at least one good book is worth the investment (you can try out options at the library before you buy). Youre going to need it for more than the several-week lending period. And printed paper is a lovely thingâ€"I  almost exclusively own  e-books now, but my language guides are of the paper sort, allowing me to  mark them up, flip through their worn pages and manhandle them with all of the love and anguish that language learning inspires.Use your local library to take potential learning books you m ay want to purchase for a test run. This will ensure that you end up with a book that youll actually use, and that works for you.Be sure to ask your librarian if there are more books covering more languages available offsite, as they can usually request what you need from other libraries in the area, or from a nearby college or university.2. Youve probably heard about the internetSearches can provide you with free and approachable articles on specialized subjects, from evil  German cases  to  delightful lessons on  talking with Spanish animals.  (And yes, there are also non-FluentU blogs floating around in lesser parts of the Internet.)There are also online reference works that are language-specific, two options that cover a lot of languages are wordreference.com (and its lovely forums where you can pose questions to seemingly out-of-work translators) and wiktionary.org. I got rid of my paper dictionaries a decade  ago.3. YouTubeOh yeah, YouTube is a great source of free,  native la nguage videos and songs.Of course, if  youre prepared to pay just a little, you can learn anything from beginner to advanced language lessons with videos by joining FluentU. Take it for a spin with their free trial.Youll be able to choose from a wide variety of authentic, real-world videos  specifically targeted to your skill level and personal interests, and use an integrated learning program that helps you review and use the vocabulary and constructions that you learn by watching the videos.Now, if youre dying to learn in an actual classroom, with a solid four walls and a real, live person teaching, then there are free and cheap options out there for you in the real world too. Lets take a look at those!4. Take advantage of your employer or schoolCheck with community, university  and employer programs for scholarships and language learning programs. Youre likely not the only one who wants your language skills to improve!Check in with the human resources office, your supervisor, you r universitys study abroad programs office or office of global affairs. Let them know your interests and goals, and I bet theyll come up with something for you.5. See whats available for people learning your target languageMinority and even not-so-minority languages in many parts of the world have government and non-profit programs that support their diffusion.It can be free or very cheap to learn languages like Catalan, Breton, Navajo, Serbian, etc.If youre a true cheapskate, you might even choose to tackle one of those languages for this very reason. Just to give an  example, the government of Catalonia offers heavily subsidized courses as part of its effort towards linguistic normalization. The more a language has the support of a government that fears for its disappearance, the more likely it is to financially support learning materials and classes.Now, were going to move on to less structured learning. This is great for anyone who learns well through immersion, and for learners who are reaching fluency.Self-directed, online learning  can be  the most efficient way to learn.Its also the cheapest and, if you do it right, its free.6. Online language  exchangesThese are completely free.Youre just paying with the  time that it takes for you to help your language partner with their goals. Examples of how to start finding partners include free websites like Polyglot Club, italki (under the community menu), forums and programs specific to your target language. If youre a native English speaker, youre in demand.The entire world always wants to practice its  English.And if you pay just a little bit on italki, you can also schedule private online lessons with professional tutors from around the world. Youre paying so as not to spend any time speaking your native language, which is what youll have to do with a free language exchange partner. Rather, youre only spending time on the language youre learningâ€"and your time might very well be worth that cost.Paying for c lasses can also be worthwhile since theres always a risk of language exchange partners being a bit less serious and flaking out on scheduled sessions.There are both professional teachers on italki as well as students and others who are simply willing to rent their time to have a chat with you in their native language, slowly, and correct your language use. Choose whatever is best for you!You can always do mostly free language exchanges, and then pay for a private, professional session every couple of months to give yourself an extra boost.7. Offline language exchangesThese can be even more motivating and fun.  Couchsurfing, InterNations  and Meetup meetings can be a good way to meet people in your area who speak your target language, or you can post a message in those forums about what youre looking for.Also look for community events and volunteer work in your target language if possible. For example, Ive practiced my  Portuguese a lot by  taking Samba de Gafieira classes. If youre in an area with a community that speaks your target language, what are ways that you can make yourself useful to native speakers while practicing? Can you volunteer with children or old people, or do  community activism?8. DatingYup, this is also great (I plead guilty to using Tinder for my language goals!).Pillow talk is inevitably both more motivating and more memorable than a grammar text. Of course, to avoid bad feelings you should be honest about your intentions from the start, whether romantic, platonic, sexual or linguisticthough any of these can easily get confused once passion kicks in.Ill leave you to decide if youre cheapskate enough to make dating into a truly free activity.9. Find a PenpalFor most learners, writing is  a goal  or at least a major support of learning, and you can exchange writing help with native speakers the same way that you do oral language exchanges.A good, focused  way to do this  is through the site Lang-8.com. Users of the site exchange correction s of each others texts. Its a great, highly organized  and free way to get native speakers reactions to your writing.You can also look for local people to exchange help with. Translators in particular are always looking for help unraveling tricky phrases, and willing to trade for help correcting your texts. If youre a native English speaker with friends from different lands, youll be hit up countless times for help correcting CVs, letters, etc. Partly to reduce the number of requests, but also for my learning benefit, I always ask these friends for help in return with correcting a text that Ive written in their languages.If your previous excuse for not getting going on your language goals was a faulty budget, I hope Ive blown that out of the water with this post. In general, with free options, youre spending a little bit more of your own time and you have to be more self-motivated and self-directed. But these tend to be quite positive tendencies  in other ways  and will favor  your ultimate success in language learning.Dont forget: You can save any extra cash  for a trip to a tropical island with your library book, or your Portuguese language exchange partner.Mose Hayward is a polyglot and language learning addict who, for the good of humanity, has collected and  translated every single one of the  53 Catalan expressions involving poop.

Huaian Epic International English

Huaian Epic International English Huaian Epic International English EPIC International English Institute, located in Huaian City, is a leading service provider of English training and career development. EPIC aims to help children to build their self-confidence, critical thinking, and public speaking. We have revolutionized and innovated English language learning in our area by offering specialized courses that will not only teach you how to speak English well, but also to think critically and analytically. You will not find any English learning institution with higher standards and better staffed than we are. De facto our institution is one of the fewest if not the only international enterprise in the area, as our founders and leaders are both Chinese and foreign, which make our style very unique and multicultural. Our school was founded in 2013 in the center of Huaian City. The building includes three floors, our classrooms combine traditional Chinese architecture and European vintage decoration inspired from Harry Potternovels and movies. We take pride in the unique décor that gives our students and staff a memorable and magical experience. Our curriculum is specifically designed to be deep and rich, covering a broad range of grammar and vocabulary. It smoothly combines different subjects and pedagogic styles (linguistic, phonics, Montessori, experiential and cultural activities). We adopted and mastered new administrative techniques to enhance our management performance based on creativity, equality and discussion. Our characteristic way of making decisions and managing our team is based on simplicity, originality, independenceand most importantly, fun. Teachers have autonomy to employ their preferred method and to be creativewithout deviating from ourcurriculum outline. Our main teaching concepts are based on fun and multiculturalism to develop a wide range of life skills that will have a lasting effect on our students personal growth, communication skillsand socialskills. These include goal setting, knowledge sharing, maturity, and responsibility. So, we design special yearly and weekly indoor and outdoor activities (science, art, hand craft, cooking international festival celebrations, and even traveling abroad). Welcome to join our team!

Scholarships For Chemistry Majors

Scholarships For Chemistry MajorsThere are many different types of scholarships for chemistry majors. It can be a lot of fun to apply for a particular scholarship, and if you are a chemistry major this can be easier said than done. The key is to know which type of scholarship that you qualify for.Scholarships for general majors are usually referred to as Scholarships for College. In addition to the financial aid that is offered to students, there are a number of other advantages that go along with receiving a scholarship for college. For example, you may be able to attend an off-campus school if you have outstanding grades, or if you are interested in a higher education but just do not have the money to pay for it. Additionally, many schools and colleges offer scholarship programs for their students who are interested in doing research in the lab.Scholarships for chemistry majors are a great way to get a college education. There are a few different ways to go about applying for a sch olarship. If you want to apply for a scholarship in person, you may want to contact your university or college.If you do not want to apply through your university or college, you will probably need to contact a financial aid counselor at the school or college. These counselors work with many different students and give them advice on how to qualify for financial aid and other help. Students who apply for a scholarship in person may be able to use a special appointment with a financial aid counselor to get their application processed.Another option for applying for a scholarship for chemistry majors is through the internet. You can find information on scholarships and other funding sources on the internet. You can get a better idea of how much money you will need to get a college education before you apply for a scholarship.One of the biggest advantages of a scholarship for chemistry majors is that you will be able to study for the course at your own pace. You will not have to finish a semester early or miss a class. This means that you will not have to pay extra money to finish your course.Scholarship for chemistry majors can be extremely beneficial. They are an excellent way to get a college education while earning a degree. Many students who are interested in a career in the laboratory are unable to take out loans or apply for financial aid because they do not have enough money to pay for it.

How Science Tutors Can Help Students

How Science Tutors Can Help StudentsAn organic chemistry tutor can be an invaluable resource for the student. A tutor will make sure that the student is ready to take the course and that they understand it. If a student wants to pursue an academic career, it is essential that the student not only study but also knows about the various steps of the procedure.In the recent past, there has been a large movement in the field of science by both the students and professionals who had worked hard to complete the course in personal computers. This was possible because of the introduction of personal computers in the schools. The technology has changed the way in which people study and this has made the field of education easy and convenient. If the student is an individual, a tutor is a great resource to help in the way of discovering about the various parts of the educational process.In the case of teaching point of view, the tutor can assist in the steps towards the preparation of the stud ent. The tutor may be someone who was involved in teaching or in any other area of science. The teacher will guide the student to make them understand the concepts of the subject. Since the student has to focus more on studying, the teacher will have to help them with regards to every step of the process.Nowadays, there are several resources available to the student so that they can seek the guidance of a science tutor. The science materials are available online. There are certain sections of the curriculum available on different websites that allow the student to learn about the subject. This provides the student with the help that they need so that they will feel safe about the subject.When talking about educational resources, it is necessary to mention that the science teachers also play a role. They are very keen in making the science interesting for the students. They try to encourage students to apply science in their daily lives. They make sure that the students understand ho w science makes them feel. A lot of important components of science are developed using materials that make the concept of science easier for the students.The science teachers in the schools can also provide the students with a number of resources that include videos, magazines, books, and online tutorials. These can help the students in a number of ways. It enables the students to make the most out of their own studies.The classroom activities include lessons on the element of oxygen and its relationship with nitrogen, water, and air. The videos and other materials can include videos on experimental procedures. With the help of these, students are able to find their way towards completing their studies and a science tutor is an invaluable resource for this purpose.

20 Fun Activities and Games for French Club

20 Fun Activities and Games for French Club Brooke Neuman Are you a teacher or student involved in your school’s French club?  As you know, finding fun activities and games centered on learning French can be difficult. That’s why we’ve rounded up 20 fun French club ideas to help inspire you.  These games and activities will introduce members to both French language and culture. Note: These ideas and activities can be applied to any language club, such as Spanish, Italian, or German.   20 French Club Activities and Ideas 1. Make a French Music Playlist Using Spotify or Pandora, create your very own French club playlist. Have each student add 2-3 of their favorite French songs to the list. Listening to French music will familiarize students with both French culture and language. 2. Put on a French Bake Sale Set up a bake sale during a school event  in which students make and sell traditional French desserts, such as crème brûlée, soufflé au chocolat, and crêpe suzette. The proceeds will go toward funding other French club activities. 3. Host a French Movie Night Check  when your local theater is playing a French movie and attend as a group. If there aren’t any French movies on the schedule, look some up on Netflix. Check out this post for some age-appropriate French movie ideas: 12 Classic French Movies (and Movie Series) All Students Need to See 4. Visit a French Museum Check your local museum’s schedule to see when it is featuring a French-inspired exhibition and attend as a group. The admission for students is typically discounted or free. 5. Set Up a Scavenger Hunt Set up a fun scavenger hunt around the school or town. At each destination, students  will have to read a clue (in French) to move onto the next destination. At the end, reward your students with a yummy  treat. 6. French Arts and Crafts Have students make French-themed arts and crafts to give to their loved ones around the holidays. For example, they can make Paris-themed wrapping paper or ornaments. 7. Start a French Book Club At the start of every month, choose a French book that students will read and discuss. The book doesnt necessarily have to be written in French. For example, you can choose a book thats about French culture or history. 8. Celebrate French Holidays Celebrate French holidays, such as Bastille Day and Easter, throughout the year. Celebrate by making  fun crafts or taking part in holiday traditions. 9. Invite a Guest Speaker Invite a guest speaker to chat with the group about French culture, travel, or language. For example, invite a French translator, author, or artist to talk to the group about what’s it’s like to be in their profession. 10. Create a Monthly Newsletter Write up a monthly newsletter to be included in your school’s newspaper. In the newsletter, you can include updates on events you’re hosting, a “French Word of the Month,” or a series of inspirational French quotes. 11.  Teach Others French Volunteer at your local elderly home or elementary school. Encourage students to read to others in  French or put on a fun French skit. Students will  be practicing their  French while giving back to the community. 12. Host a Taste of France Dinner As a group, research traditional French recipes  and create an authentic dinner menu. Every student is responsible for cooking a different part of the meal and presenting it (in French) to the group. 13. Monthly Presentations Every month, choose a student who  will give a presentation on a region or city in France that he or she would like to someday visit. The presentation will include cultural and historical facts about  the region. 14.  Participate in National French Week Organized by the American Association of Teachers of French, National French Week celebrates all things French. Check out the American Association of Teachers of French website for some ways you can celebrate. 15. Attend a French Play Check your local playhouse to see if there’s a French play on the schedule. Les Misérables, for example, is a great historical French play students will love. 16. French Game Night Throw a French game night where you play traditional French games, such as Belote and Jeu de Tarot. You can also play games like bingo and scrabble. Just make sure that you’re using French words and numbers. 17. French Karaoke Have some fun and sing along to your favorite French songs.  Not only will you have a blast, but youll also be learning new French vocabulary words and phrases. 18. Subscribe to French Magazine or Newspaper As a group, choose a few online French magazines or newspaper to subscribe to. Once a month over lunch, the group  can discuss a few things  they  found  interesting. 19. French Cooking Lesson Check  if your  local French restaurant offers  cooking lessons or demonstrations on how certain dishes are prepared. This is a great opportunity for students to dive into the French culinary world. 20. Meet Up with Other Groups Are there other language clubs at your school? Get together once in awhile to  swap ideas for activities that you can do together. French club is a great way for students to meet new people and practice their  French language skills.  Spice up your meetings with some of these fun and educational French activities. Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher

Test-Day Strategies for the SAT Subject Test in Literature

Test-Day Strategies for the SAT Subject Test in Literature Taking the SAT Subject Test in Literature might be an admissions requirement for a college youre applying to, or you might simply take it because you have always excelled in English and reading. Whatever the reason, know that the test is different from the regular SAT in both form and content, and that your prep for it will likely differ from any regularSAT tutoringyou may have done as well. Read on for test-day strategies for the SATSubject Test in Literature. 1. Look out for keywords in questions Read questions carefully, paying attention to keywords like verbs and nouns. These words contain the meaning of the question, and misreading or skimming can prevent you from understanding what you are actually being askedto look for. You dont want to get a question wrong simply because you were overconfident or read too fast. Remember to look for words like not, least, or except, as they completely reverse the meaning of the questions main clause but are easily missed if youre reading quickly. 2. Keep track of time Youll have 60 minutes to answer approximately 60 questions the whole of the test. Keep in mind, however, that there are six to eightreading passages throughout, so youll have even less than a minute for each question. It may help you to read the questions before reading the passage, so youll know what to focus on. For other students, this may be distracting or time-consuming, so try different methods on SAT II Literature practice tests beforehand, then use what works best for you on test day. 3. Skip and return to questions if needed If a question stumps you, it is best practice to skip and come back to it as needed. You dont want to waste precious time figuring out one hard question and miss out on the chance to answer several questions you do know. Later questions might even help jog your memory! Once you come back to questions you have skipped, try eliminating one or more choices. If you can make an educated guess, do so, but keep in mind that a wrong answer gets penalized a fraction of a point; otherwise, omit the question entirely, which neither earns nor deducts points from you. However, if you are taking the subject test starting in March of 2016, you should take an educated guess for each answer, as wrong answers will no longer be penalized. 4. Read poems especially carefully Of course, youll need to read each passage with an attentive eye. However, be especially careful with poetry; its language is often denser and can be more difficult to understand than prose. Because each word is generally weighted more in poems than in prose, think of the different meanings of the words, as well as how different connotations make up the overall tone of the poem. Consider keywords in the context of the poem not just what you know of its dictionary definition. Remember that one word can change or complicate a poems meaning and message. If youve done well in literature classes throughout most of your high school career, or have worked thoroughly with a literature tutor, it may be worth your time to demonstrate your mastery on the subject test. Be sure to study up on your literary terminology, since passages will come from a variety of genres, time periods, and cultural literary traditions. While youll need to come equipped with vocabulary, an understanding of literary concepts, and analysis skills, know that answers can be found by closely reading the text and do not require outside knowledge of specific texts. With careful preparation, confidence, and these test-day strategies, you can excel on the SAT Subject Test in Literature.

Resources for KS1 KS2 English Lessons

Resources for KS1 KS2 English Lessons English Revision Resources for KS1 KS2 ChaptersLocal English Language Enrichment OpportunitiesEnglish for Academic PurposesCould you Child Learn English Online?Parent Support OrganisationsKey Stage ExaminationsThe Benefits of Personal TutoringYour young learner has completed Reception Year and is set to study English in a formal academic setting. How exciting!Embarking on a quest for knowledge is seldom seen as an epic adventure, but that is exactly how early education should be thought of. Especially learning English!As your progeny gains English language skills, s/he is indirectly stepping toward his place on the global stage.The ability to read, write and speak English puts people like you and your little scholar among the more than a billion and a half English speakers around the world.Closer to home: you, as primary educator, have a front row seat to witness and participate in your child's evolution to a fully functioning member of society.Read on for the best local resources, Internet sites, and activities that will give your pupil the greatest advantage in his English courses.Playing word games with your student is a great way to help him/her learn English Source Pixabay Credit: Lucas23library closest to you, there should be workshops, tutorials and other activities that can help build your young learner's overall English skills.If you'd like, you can review books ahead of time and then check your selections out from the library.Students enrolled in the UK's public schools are introduced to poetry and literature during the first year of Key Stage One.Considering that, doesn't it make sense to take your child to the place where literature reigns supreme?English for Academic PurposesAt the end of Reception Year, your student will have taken a qualifications test that, among other facets of elementary education, measures literacy and general English skills.The English teacher should have communicated what level of proficiency your student has demonstrated with the language, and whether addition al English language courses are advised.If so, you might consider enlisting with an agency that specialises in teaching English to young learners.Whether your child is an international student or a native English speaker, s/he can benefit from tutoring agencies which specialize in delivering English lessons that follow National Curriculum guidelines.Considering your child will face a standard assessment test at the end of Year Two, you might keep an eye out for an agency that helps with exam preparation, as well.If your student has been diagnosed with a learning disability such as dyslexia or ADD,  s/he might benefit greatly from extracurricular help.Holding a conference with your child's teacher could indicate what areas of language learning s/he is lagging in, such as grammar, vocabulary or spelling, and recommend agencies that can help.By some reports, more than a quarter of Britain's students benefit from private tutoring. If your looking for an English tutor London, that percen tage grows to nearly fifty!Be aware that private tutoring fees are generally paid solely by the parents. If you are looking for long-term help in learning the English language, you might consider other options.The British Council sponsors several programmes to help elementary English learning along.You could direct yourself to your local council representative, or check out their web page.It is full of activities that can help your learner succeed in English classes.Do you know  where to find help and other tips for learning English?Get your young student excited about learning English through extracurricular activities Source: Pixabay Credit: KokomoColeProject Britain provides pages of stimulating reading and topics for discussion.No subject is safe! From the Royal Guard to superstitions, you can find pages for them all... and each page leads to further learning links.Cambridge English hosts a website dedicated especially to young learners.Activities range from those designed to he lp develop writing skills to honing listening skills and perfecting speaking skills.As your student progresses, reading and writing activities on their site get progressively more difficult.On their web page, you can even find quizzes meant to gauge fluency in English speaking and reading.To learn English, one mustn't always conjugate verbs and focus on exams.Making learning entertaining and fun helps young students realise that English grammar does not have to be drudge work.Why not play with spoken English?The site FunEnglishGames provides amusing learning activities that cover the whole spectrum of English learning, from grammar quizzes to vocabulary building exercises.You can watch videos, download worksheets and discover classroom activities.You could even host a spelling bee!Parent Support OrganisationsIf you have concerns about your child's literacy or English proficiency, it would be a good bet that other parents feel the same way with regard to their young English learner.W hile these organisations do not primarily address young students learning English skills, they are all groups of parents who just may have some advice to help your child study English.Most likely you will find people who are familiar with what to expect on Key Stage exams!Netmums is an online community that offers tips, help and advice with all aspects of parenting.You can find fun and educational activities for your child on their web page.Mumsnet is a similar site that incorporates a page dedicated to educational matters, and another one for recommending books.The Parenting Support Centre maintains a page exclusively for education, including a section on how to learn English for students of every age.Family Life is a national charity that offers help and advice on a variety of topics.Their site provides links to primary and secondary education resources.With all of the free English help and resources available, you have countless ways to boost your child's language training!Not ev ery student has the same English ability Source: Pixabay Credit: Alexas_PhotosKey Stage ExaminationsToward the end of Year Two and again in Year Six, your student will sit for an exam that will measure his/her fluency and knowledge of the English language.Of course, a good teacher will help you child acquire English skills, but it is up to you to provide a learning environment conducive to study.To learn English well, you do not need to provide an immersion environment â€" although, if your native language is in fact English, that is exactly what you are giving your child.If your child is an Esol student, s/he would benefit from English immersion classes, and not just in an English school.The Benefits of Personal TutoringQuite often it's evident that paying for tutoring is a big financial burden for the families but it's one that they see as a necessity. - Private English tutor, LondonKey Stage testing in public schools has gotten more rigorous. In order to meet those milestones, sc hool curriculum has become more demanding.Furthermore, growing awareness of learning disabilities in UK schools underscores the fact that not every child who comes from the same region and is the same age has the same educational advantages.Especially for Key Stage One and Two English teachers, the heat is on to level the playing field so that every student in his/her class scores within acceptable range on standardised tests.The youngest students feel the pressure most of all.For many parents, one on one tutoring is the single solution to all of modern education's troubles. Proof of that is given with the abundance of in-home tutors and tutoring agencies, especially those specialising in help with English.And, if your child is an ESL student, those statistics are especially prevalent.If you are based in Manchester check our list of English tutor there.Is private tutoring a 'keeping up with the Jones's' scenario, as some aver?In fact, a personal tutor for English is one of the best ways to help your child succeed in Key Stage exams.Not only because your English teaching professional is well-versed in grammar rules and the specific subject material the Key Stage exams test, but because a mentor adds a crucial, non-formal element to your child's learning.Between you, your child's teacher, and other English specialists such as librarians and tutors, you will find it truly does take a village to educate a child.Of course, Superprof tutors are ready to help with any English language teaching you might need.