Poke Tutor Locations

Poke Tutor LocationsI'm currently studying the Pokemon Sun & Moon moves tutor location inside the game. I'm trying to make a list of the Pokemon's abilities and their location. The moves tutor location is similar to how it is in the games, but in this article I'm going to cover the move tutor locations in detail. If you want to know more about the moves in the Sun & Moon game then read on.Poke Tutor Location - Goes to the Poke Center in Pallet Town to get the Poke Tutor Location. After talking to her for about 10 minutes she'll tell you what moves your Pokemon can learn. The locations are listed as 'Begin', 'Start', 'Up', 'Down', 'Up Left', 'Up Right', 'Up Left Right', 'Down Left', 'Down Right', 'Right'Left'.Move Tutor Location - Go to the south part of the Sea Mauville island and enter the Pokemon Lab. You can get the Move Tutor Location here. After that visit all the Poke Shops here. Your Pokemon will use their move here.Ability Wishing Well - Inside the Ability Wish Founta in on the second floor of Sea Mauville. On the top left side you'll find the ability wish fountain, which lets you collect coins. After collecting enough coins you can take them to the Wish Fountain to increase the power of a certain ability.Poke Maniac - Goes to the Poke Maniac in Ultra Space Station after having completed level 15 and defeating the Pokemon fight here. When you get to this Poke Maniac you'll be able to interact with your Pokemon and get your money back from him. I recommend visiting this Poke Maniac as he gives you one hour in which you can battle other Pokemon trainers.Lookout Tower- Enter the Poke Hall in Pallet Town and go downstairs to the Lookout Tower. You can use this Tower to give your Pokemon a chance to evolve. You'll need to get the Poke Maniac Rank for the Poke Maniac Tree to do this.Now, that you have all these Poke Tutor Locations you can head out to some of the Poke Trainers in the region. You can also go to those Poke Shops in the game and give your Pokemon a try.

The Writing Process Its Actually a Process!

The Writing Process It's Actually a Process! Improving Academic Performance When a paper is looming, it can be easy to get into absolutes and assume that, unless you can get something really fantastic down in the next couple of hours, you’re doomed. But let’s remember the old adage Rome wasn’t built in a day - and neither was your essay, short story, or research project. All good writing comes from rewriting. Even the greatest writers on earth will admit that their first drafts and ideas were often lackluster. Sometimes downright terrible. So don’t be discouraged. Be willing to write poorly, and then be willing to improve! (Remember that growth mindset!) It’s always best to start with some free writing, which used to be called brainstorming, to get your ideas down first. This can be done in a variety of ways, depending on the type of learner and writer you are. Some people benefit from diagrams and jotting notes, others outlines, and some (like me) get right to business writing paragraphs to then go back to edit and rearrange. You can even get creative and use apps on your iPhone! (Just, avoid texting.) Let your ideas flow. Don’t censor yourself. A good rule of thumb is to set a timer for fifteen minutes and to continue writing (or typing) for that entire stretch. Don’t worry during this brainstorming session if your ideas make sense or are good enough or are written in gorgeous prose. Just get the ideas flowing. This might be the place where you develop an interesting thesis statement or main idea or where you solidify several ideas to support your argument. If you are a procrastinator, I recommend that you follow a strategy I used all through high school, college, and graduate school when I had giant papers assigned to me: start right away. I don’t mean write the whole thing right away. I just mean start. Ten minutes. Or two. Even if you only open a document and write a heading and a first sentence, this will help tremendously, because you will feel you have at least gotten your foot in the door. It takes some mental pressure off, and you will find you are more inclined to return to the document regularly over the coming weeks before turning in a rough or final draft. There won’t be a paper you haven’t even started hanging over your head. You’ll say to yourself, I’ve got my thesis or a paragraph down! It’s a great motivational tool and a stress reliever. Once you’ve got your main ideas down in note, outline, or free writing form, hunker down and dig in. Again, set a timer, for thirty minutes to ninety minutes (or in other increments that work for you) and commit to writing for that entire stretch. Again, don’t worry so much if your writing feels shaky or “bad” - just write. Do this several times until you have what we call a rough or first draft. This means you have transformed notes and outlines into full sentences and paragraphs. You have structure to what you’ve written, whether that means a beginning, middle, and end of a story, or five paragraphs that help argue a solid thesis statement. With this rough draft, the refinery process can take place, and this is where some real magic happens. I recommend first that you allow a teacher (if applicable) to review your draft and provide feedback. A peer editor can also be helpful, but make sure it is someone you trust to read carefully and closely and who understands the objective of your writing piece. The last editor is you. Once you have your feedback and notes and the areas to remove or expand upon, enter the final phase, which requires close reading and the willingness to “kill your darlings” and tidy up each sentence in your work. Killing your darlings means you part with the words, sentences, or paragraphs that for some reason you really like but that you understand are not supporting the writing piece. As stated in an article on BusyTeacher, less is often more, especially in formal essay writing. And we don’t want to clog a story or narrative with unnecessary adjectives and adverbs or cliched metaphors. We want to tidy up run-on sentences. We want to say what we mean succinctly. We want strong verbs and eloquent prose, but we never want our writing to sound “fluffy.” Aim true. Kill off the words you don’t need. It feels great, trust me, like getting rid of clothes in your closet you never wear! Once you have done a few rounds of close editing on your own and feel you have made the writing the best it can be, let go. Surrender. Feel proud. And walk away. If you’re really dedicated and have the time, revisit it again with fresh eyes in a day or two. But don’t get into the habit of nitpicking something to death from a place of anxiety and criticism. Be proud that you went through a tried and true writing process. You’ll know when you’ve really given it your all! About the Author Stephanie Ingraham is a former English teacher turned writer and tutor with a BA in English from UCLA and a Masters in Education from Pepperdine University in Los Angeles. She is deeply passionate about education, psychology, child and adolescent development, literature, and writing. She believes the education world can benefit greatly from the meditation world - mindfulness and self-compassion are key! In her free time she loves reading and writing, music, baking, yoga, dance, animals, and exploring new cities. She currently lives in Chicago, Illinois.

Travel English A Guide to English Spoken in Jamaica

Travel English A Guide to English Spoken in Jamaica The English spoken in Jamaica is a mixture of American English, British English, creole (an indigenous or native version of English) and Rastafari terms from Jamaica’s well known religious movement  and ideology.If you are planning a trip to Jamaica, here is a travel English guide to vocabulary in that country that may help you.SocialAll fruits ripe means that everything is ok.If something is cool it is called bashy.A good friend is called a key.Food and Drink Bob MarleyAckee is the national fruit of Jamaica. It is pink and leathery in appearance.Bammy is a deep-fried bread that is normally served with fried fish.Gungo peas are a popular side dish of green and brown peas.A bulla is a type of cookie.Guava is a type of fruit.Irish moss is a health food drink made from seaweed.Jackfruit is a yellow fruit.A cho cho is a type of potato that is eaten boiled.A jew plum is a type of plum with a prickly seed.A patty is a traditional Jamaican food that consists of a dough case with a savory spicy filling.ClothesA t-shirt is called a gansey.RandomA haggler is an informal vendor.If something looks expensive, it is called bling.Your home is called your gates.A child might be called a pickney.The dollar might be called strong money.As we learn the vocabulary used in Jamaica, let’s listen to the country’s best known musical export, Bob Marley with Could You Be Loved.Did you find this lesson helpful? Feel free to share it on Facebook and Twitter.English Classes | Aulas Inglês | Cursos Inglés

Tutoring Can Give Students The Edge When Applying To Medical And Dental Schools

Tutoring Can Give Students The Edge When Applying To Medical And Dental Schools MEDICAL AND DENTAL SCHOOLS ANALYSE ADMISSIONS TEST results from a variety of examinations, such as the UCAT, BMAT and GAMSAT, while deciding whether to admit or reject applicants. The test(s) a student must take will vary based on which schools were applied to. What is a common denominator, however, is that the tests are challenging. Students who want to optimise the odds of getting into one of their school choices will need to study hard, and getting help from tutors could give them the edge over competition. Going for academic excellence is one of the keys to achieving the dream of getting into a UK medical or dental school. While these schools do consider other factors beyond academic performance, it's safe to say that the RESULTS OF ADMISSION TESTS matter greatly. Students should get help with maths and science Many careers in medicine, medical science, and dentistry require strong educational credentials, and these credentials can't be obtained without post-secondary degrees. Before a student can become a doctor, medical scientist or dentist, they must build a strong foundation in maths and science. The earlier a student develops abilities and knowledge in these vital subjects, the better. Parents should encourage children who dream of being doctors, scientists or dentists to work hard at maths and science right from the start, and tutoring in these subjects can help keep them on track. Tutors are available to help at all levels, from primary levels to adult learner/casual learner, and everything in between. Of course, it's helpful if students have knacks for these two subjects, and most students who gravitate towards medicine and dentistry do have some natural talent in maths and science. Sometimes, though, natural aptitude is not enough because students DON'T KNOW THE RIGHT WAYS TO STUDY, or need support from tutors in order to grasp concepts, build academic confidence, and do well on tests. Why are maths and science so important? Doctors need to understand plenty of mathematical processes in order to calculate correct dosages of medication, conduct tests, AND DESIGN TREATMENT PLANS. Dentists must use scientific and mathematical processes in their daily duties, whether they're creating mouthguards that KEEP TEETH PROTECTED FROM INJURY, administering local anaesthetics, or doing cleanings or fillings. Doctors and dentists need superb maths and science skills in order excel in the field. Good English skills are important too Yes, maths and science matter a lot, but so do great communication skills, both in writing and in conversation. Students who develop top-notch English skills will find it easier to do well when they take admissions tests for medical and dental schools. Students who are great at maths and science but fall short in English may find that they don't do as well on admissions tests as they might. English tutors provide assistance online or in person to help students master grammar, syntax, spelling, essay skills, and so many other aspects of English classes and examinations. Working with a tutor is one of the wisest ways to edge out the competition when it comes to getting admitted to medical or dental school, and there will be competition. Students who are disciplined about academics, and open-minded enough to welcome talented and patient tutors into their lives, will find that they reap the rewards of their hard work on examination days. Tutors guide students down the educational pathways that lead to medical and dental careers.

Speak Up, Please!

Speak Up, Please! So in my very last semester at the community college, before transferring to a university, I found myself sitting in a speech class. Now I was not particularly interested in a speech class. I had no desires to do public speaking any time soon. The only reason I was taking this class was because it was a requirement in order to transfer to the university I had chosen. I have heard it said that on a list of things people are afraid of, public speaking is second only to death. Well, I can’t say that it was that drastic for me but I was not looking forward to it. In fact, the classroom I was sitting in that first day must have had 50 plus students there. This would have included hopeful add-ons and such. In the junior college I attended you rarely saw a room that crowded. On that first day, once the instructor had all the logistics out of the way, he asked; “How many of you are in your last semester here?”   90 percent of the students raised their hands. Well, there you go, not a course on the top of folks list of favorite subjects. No surprise though. My biggest surprise was walking out of there with an “A” at the end of the course. Here are a few little tips from a student who took this advice literally, and did well. First pick topics that you truly enjoy. If you love the subject chances are you are already very familiar with it. Also it will be related to the audience that you are into this topic, even if you are nervous about standing up there with all eyes staring at you, waiting for you to goof up so they can explode into a rage of laughter and judgment at your expense. Wait, did I just say that out loud? Just kidding. Just be prepared. When writing out your first speech, go ahead and just put down every word for now. Each time you go through the speech you will eliminate some text, so that your notes will become more like queue-card reminders, rather than your speech word for word. By the time you are ready to practice your speech on friends or family, you should end up with short simple notes that remind you where you are and what point you are making right now. If you are the nervous type when it comes to standing in front of a room full of people, in other words, most of us, your best bet for success is to practice, practice, practice! That is the most sure fire way to get your message across, even if you flub up here or there. In fact when you are so familiar with your topic people will not notice that you missed something because the rest of your material will be so convincingly clear that no one would notice what you skipped along the way. You will find, as I have that those skills in speech class will come in handy down the road of life, including everything from standing up in traffic court to defend and fight a ticket to, giving a eulogy at a memorial service for a loved one. And when all else fails…. Get a Tutor!

Irvine English Tutor 5 Tips for Last Minute Finals Study

Irvine English Tutor 5 Tips for Last Minute Finals Study Tips from a Private Irvine English Tutor: 5 Tips for Last Minute Finals Study Tips from a Private Irvine English Tutor: 5 Tips for Last Minute Finals Study Final exams are just around the corner, and students are probably starting to get nervous. Students in the 9th through 12th grades will want to make sure their semester grades look excellent for their college transcripts. Its important for students to take final exams seriously, in fact their study should have started a couple of weeks ago, but there are a few last minute tips from an Irvine English tutor that can help anyone succeed even if they have been procrastinating for a while. Things like organization, efficient study, and carving out time in your busy schedule all lead to better study habits and potentially better grades on those all important exams. 1. Learn to study efficiently One of the top reasons students fail to study everything they need to for final exams is they dont yet know how to study efficiently. High school students are encouraged to make an outline for their study just as they would make an outline for an essay. For example, if a student sits down and goes through their study guide or notes they may discover they only need to study chapters 3, 6, 9. However, if they didnt take the time to make an outline they may end up reading the entire text book cover to cover, or at least attempting to, and waste a bunch of time. Its always worth it to organize study time so that sessions can be as efficient as possible (READ: 7 Tips for Studying While Traveling). 2. Meet with your teacher and private Irvine tutor It’s essential that students meet with their teacher, tutor, or both. If students have been working with a tutor throughout the school year, its a good idea for them to sit down and get everything organized ahead of time. Additionally, they can help review those difficult concepts from earlier in the term. Students should also meet with their teacher and make sure they have a clear understanding of what will be on each exam. Nearly every teacher will take the time to sit down with a student and explain what is important and what isnt, but they wont necessarily volunteer that information unless the student makes the effort to start the discussion. Students who are self starters will have a better chance of doing well overall. 3. Organize each class Students are encouraged to organize each class so they can allocate the correct amount of time to each study session. Perhaps their algebra final is only worth 5% of the class but their biology final is worth 25% of the class grade. Also, maybe they have gotten excellent grades and have an excellent understanding of material in their English class but are totally confused in their Spanish class. Organization is the key to success when it comes to finals study because students want to know how much time and effort should be put into each subject (READ: 10 Study Tips from an Irvine History Teacher). 4. Make it a priority in your schedule Its really important that students make finals study the number one priority in their schedule this month. At this point in the year most students are tired and would rather be out with friends. However, just one or two weeks of intense study can make all the difference, especially for juniors and seniors who are in AP classes. Although an overall work-life balance is important for a healthy life, finals study should come first right now. 5. Pace yourself Its also important for high school students to pace themselves during their study sessions. First and foremost this means avoiding cramming if at all possible. Very rarely will a student be able to avoid their studies up until the night before and then spend 10 hours attempting to cram all that information into their brain at once. Students are encouraged to start early if they can, but use whatever time is left to study efficiently. Part of pacing oneself also means taking breaks including snack breaks, stretch breaks, and time away from the computer screen. Its a good idea for students to take a five minute break every hour and make sure they are eating meals and snacks on time to ensure a successful study session. Its never too late to seek the help of a private Irvine academic tutor for finals. End the semester strong! Call us today for more details. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by Tutor Nerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us write.

Web Statistics for April 2011

Web Statistics for April 2011 The overall web stats fell somewhat in April 2011 when compared to the record month of March 2011. This result has surprised us because Google upgraded Tutorz page rank (PR) from 2 to 4 which is a significant improvement. However, we remain very optimistic about our long-term traffic growth due to our consistent SEO efforts. There were 192 unique, non-spam lead. tha 3650. (3395 in February). The visitor-to-lead conversion ratio dropped slightly from 7.3 to 6.7%. Despite the traffic loss, Alexas Global Rank got remained steady at 1.08 million. The U.S. local rank even improved from from 516,000 to 475,000. Unfortunately, the bounce rate increased yet again from 38.4% to 41.6%. As a silver lining, the number of new visitor sign-ups remained constant at 27. The graphs below visualize some of these of web statistics.

NJ Student Prep - Tutoring for English Khan Exam

NJ Student Prep - Tutoring for English Khan ExamTo help NJ students preparing for the English Khan exam, New Jersey for English Khan Academy offers tutoring services. In a world where scores are measured in multiple choices, it is no surprise that there are many opportunities for students to take tests. Each school has their own requirements, but all offer test prep classes in order to help students prepare for their annual exams.English Khan Academy provides tutoring in the language of instruction in order to help NJ students prepare for the English Khan exam. The service includes multiple choice tests, essay writing assignments, and reading comprehension exercises. Each step of the test preparation process can be customized to meet the needs of the student.The English Khan Academy service is designed to help NJ students plan ahead for the Test Preparation Boot Camp. The tutoring service allows students to log on to the internet to create their own personalized study guide to assist them in preparing for the English Khan exam. This customized study guide helps students understand the material by reviewing the material they have already studied. Students can review the material in order to prepare for the next section, or even examine the material in order to reinforce what they have learned.By choosing the most appropriate test prep program for NJ students, students can evaluate the tutoring program they have chosen to help them prepare for the English Khan exam. Not only can students use the English Khan Academy study guide to help them prepare for the English Khan exam, but also study books, textbooks, audio books, and CD's. All materials can be used in conjunction with the study guide to further prepare for the test.The tutoring service provides tutoring for NJ students preparing for the English Khan exam by planning study sessions with the student and their parents. The parent will be in the room with the student during the session and the teacher can obse rve the session to help the student practice.In order to use the tutoring services available from New Jersey's for English Khan Academy, students will need to have their NJ student ID's. Parents are also advised to have their NJ student ID with them when they call to make appointments for the tutoring sessions. If the parent has questions regarding the available tests or methods of studying, they should ask about this with the student.The New Jersey's for English Khan Academy tutoring service is designed to help NJ students prepare for the English Khan exam. The service includes multiple choice tests, essay writing assignments, and reading comprehension exercises.

Consider Studying in Staten Island For Chemistry Tutors

Consider Studying in Staten Island For Chemistry TutorsIf you are seeking a chemistry tutor, consider studying in Staten Island. The students who attend the Stony Brook University system is a prime example of the nation's best public school. Graduates of this university are highly sought after by employers, and many want to take this opportunity to complete their educations. When you look at different types of jobs that are available, you will see that you will benefit greatly by taking classes at a location such as Stony Brook University.When you take a science course in a classroom setting, you will have an understanding of the scientific process, which will give you a better advantage when you're applying for a science job. If you take this course, you will have an enhanced appreciation for the rules of physics, and for chemical reactions, because you will understand what goes on in a laboratory setting. You will also learn about the chemical reactions which are used to make most chemicals, and you'll see how chemistry can be used to produce items such as plastics, paints, or ink. By taking courses in a classroom, you will also get an idea of the topic, and whether or not you will be able to relate it to the work you do in the workplace. Your knowledge of chemistry will increase your chances of landing a science job.The next step in pursuing a science job is to get the information you need about the hiring procedures. The science job market is competitive, and hiring decisions are based upon several factors, including whether you already have a PhD. This means that your accomplishments with your degree in science are not enough to guarantee you a job. Your grades will be an important factor, but even this is just one of the things that will be considered.Getting a job requires two steps. First, you will have to go to an interview, which will involve showing your resume and introducing yourself. You'll be interviewed for a particular position and they may ask you to be interviewed for multiple positions in order to keep the application moving. Once the interviews are over, you will be informed of the decision by the department head. In this case, if the department decides to keep you on, you'll still have a chance to pursue your education after you finish school.You can also get a chemistry tutor in Staten Island. You can research the internet for local tutors, as many offer courses as well as personal instruction. You'll also need to decide what type of chemistry class you'd like to study, and that faculty should teach you. With this in mind, you will find that you are making a good choice when you choose your tutor in Stony Brook. A good chemistry tutor will provide the right type of chemistry class for your schedule and taste.Many New York City new chemistry tutors will even offer to help you transfer credits from another school, so that you can take your courses from home. This can make it easier for you to complete your college edu cation. Other aspects of your education can also be transferred, such as subjects like math, if you're going to take calculus in high school. Having your mathematics and science combined in one course can provide you with a much more satisfying education.Science is one of the most popular subjects at the undergraduate level, and if you decide to continue your education, you will find that taking chemistry courses will be a lot easier. Studying in Staten Island will give you a chance to study chemistry in a dynamic environment, and will give you a great education in the field. This is an excellent way to start your life in the sciences and to get yourself on the right track for a career in that field.