What Is the Basic Unit of Chemistry?

What Is the Basic Unit of Chemistry?What is the basic unit of chemistry? That depends on whom you ask. A lot of people would think that it is the amount of the element that you are dealing with, such as in the periodic table of elements. Yet, other people would like to know if it's the weight or length of a particular element that is the basic unit of chemistry.For instance, is the sodium element the basic unit of chemistry? The answer is no. It depends on what units are used in order to calculate it.There are actually three types of scientific units, which can be used to refer to these chemical elements. In fact, there are some even used to refer to these elements when they are actually part of a compound. Let's look at the three types of units that are used in chemistry.The most commonly used and widely used type of chemical unit in chemistry is called mass. This is the amount of the chemical element that you are dealing with. There are actually two different units for mass, though .First, there is the isotope, which is the amount of an element in relation to the number of neutrons that the element has. Then, there is the nuclear mass, which is the amount of an element in relation to the atomic number of the element. When you go through the periodic table of elements, you will notice that there are four kinds of isotopes, the carbon-14, argon-15, oxygen-18, and oxygen-24.The isotope is the most widely used because it is convenient and easy to work with. However, it's much easier to deal with the nuclear mass than the isotope. After all,when you are doing research about elements in chemistry, you need to refer to isotopes, since it's easier to do it with isotopes.So, what is the basic unit of chemistry? It depends on whom you ask.

Mind Over Matter How to Stop Translating in Your Head

Mind Over Matter How to Stop Translating in Your Head 3 Ways to Stop Translating in Your Head Its like grasping at straws at the beginning of learning a language.Youre trying to make sense of anything.Anything.The strings of sound coming at you are difficult to decipher.Been there, done that.Albeit exciting, theres a lot of confusion as you start out in a new language. You have to use every strategy available to you to break the code.Direct, or literal, translation is typically one of those strategies we employ. We take every word and filter it through our native language.Make no mistake, translating in your head is a habit that will prove to be incredibly helpful in the beginning. However, if you rely on it too much, itll burden you later on.Were going to take a good look at the whole process of mental translation and show you why it could be detrimental to your language learning experience if youre unable to get past it and start thinking  in your new language.Well take you through the different methods you can use to start quitting the habit and progress even further with your new language. Why You Should Stop Translating in Your HeadReal translation is accurately articulating a feeling or a concept in another language. Thats useful, of course.  It allows things like classical literature to be accessible to speakers of all languages.But thats not exactly what youre doing at this point in your language learning experience, if youre not currently a professional translator.What many language learners do in the beginning is closer to finding the words in their native language and then settling for the direct translation without considering the implications. For example, using ????? (??????) to mean see in Japanese.In this Japanese example, you have to consider that this is the honorific form of the verb. On a very basic level it does indeed mean to see, but thats not what native speakers are going to understand when you use it in regular conversation. When you start learning about a language on a deeper level, those direct translations you relied on wi ll quickly cease to be as helpful as they were in the beginning.You might be at that stage where youre still reasonably satisfied with your process and not too bothered by translating. Eventually, you might notice that all that translating is holding you back.To see why, think about the process thats taking place when you translate in your head as you read, speak or listen to foreign languages. The crux of the issue here is that there are far too many variables to consider.Because of all the differences that exist between languages (word order, verb tenses, cases, etc.), trying to go back and forth becomes cumbersome and unnecessary.Its tiring just thinking of the whole mental process where you hear or read a sentence, then try to internally match every word to the equivalent in your native tongue. The whole process ruins any reading or social experience youre having and its just exhausting.Its even more exhausting when you think of the elements that might prove to be more important to communication and understanding. In Mandarin, for example, theres pronunciation to consider, like ensuring you know the difference between ? (ma) â€"  mommy  and  ? (ma)  â€"  horse. (Wouldnt want to get those mixed up, would we?)You also have to consider the fact that not every word you come across is going to be completely translatable.Russian, for example, has a vocabulary famous for the number of words within it that simply cannot be accurately translated to English. ????? roughly translates to mean yearning or melancholy, but ask any native Russian speaker and theyll tell you that the English translation doesnt come close to conveying t???? in all its complexity and depth. Youre not going to learn how best to use it if youre always thinking about how it translates to your native tongue.3 Ways to Stop Translating in Your HeadFortunately, there are a multitude of ways for you to break out of that habit and were going to show you a few of the best methods. Hopefully some, if n ot all of these will work for you.Whatever solution you choose, remember that practicing with your foreign language a lot is necessary.Using a platform like FluentU will help accelerate the process of thinking in that language.  FluentU takes real-world videosâ€"like music videos, movie trailers, news and inspiring talksâ€"and turns them into language learning experiences. Once youve gotten enough exposure to natives speaking their language fluently, youll forget all about translating!1. AssociationThe first method you could try is image association. In the beginning of your language learning experience, youll probably find that you tend to associate new foreign words with the equivalent in your native tongue. Instead of allowing yourself to do that, try associating a word with a clear image or feeling instead. This technique has been proven to work better than simple translations.Instead of associating the Portuguese saudade  with the English word longing, try to really understand the feeling of missing someone or something that exists far away in time or space, if it exists at all. Instead of associating the words such as the Spanish word perro with the English dog, try actually picturing a dog instead.This simple change in your learning technique will aid you greatly when you start using what youve learned out in the real world. When a Spanish speaker says, un gran artículo (a great article), youll know what that means almost instantly because youll associate both gran and artículo with a feeling of greatness and an image of articles (particularly this lifesaver of an article!).When you start doing this, youll stop having to filter and immediately associate the word with a meaning.2. Use sticky notes to your advantageTo help with this, a second method and a classic, is to stick sticky notes on everything around you! Okaymaybe not everything per se. Just plant a sticky note on objects you want to learn the foreign name of.You can make your own or you can u se the wonderful Vocabulary Stickers , which has the labels already made for you!If youre learning Italian, youll want a sticky note with frigo or il  frigorifero on youryou guessed itâ€"fridge! Whenever you see that word out in the world, youll think of that object and know what it means.and that youll have to go grocery shopping soon.You can take it even further after youre confident with basic nouns and start adding things like adjectives, qualifiers, prepositional phrases or entire sentences, like a soft couch, a very long table or I put the milk in the fridge.This is a great method to use in conjunction with the others, especially if youre more of a visual learner and need a way to bridge the gap between what you read in textbooks and on apps with what you see in the real world.When you repeat the words you see while looking at the objects theyre attached to, youll start to slowly wean yourself off of having to use your native language, because those foreign words youre trying to learn will be attached to something you can easily visualize.3. Constant internal narrationThis method is especially great for those who can easily understand what everyone is saying but seem to hit a mental block when it comes to expressing themselves. When you hear those foreign words, you seem to understand them but when the time comes for you to talk, youre at a loss and you resort back to translating to make sure you find what you believe to be the right words.If thats you, you definitely need to practice actually speaking without too many pauses. You can do it. After all, you already know the right words, clearly. One of the best ways to practice is by narrating your every action. You can start by being literal then progress by describing what you do, what you see, hear and feel in more detail.After a while, when the time comes for you to actually have a conversation, youll find that youre able to find the right words without ever having to really consider what they mean in your native tongue.Maybe you come across something you genuinely dont know how to describe without resorting back to your native language. Theres a solution that doesnt require you to cheat like that. Monolingual dictionaries  are a fantastic way of learning without translating. For example, theres Vocabulary.com for English, Duden.de for German, Zdic.net for Mandarin and many more.There are a lot to choose from, and best of all, they come as apps now! Theyre also a great way of gauging your progress. The more clear a definition is to you, the more fluent youve become.The best way to stop translating is to surround yourself completely with the language if you can. Youll stop translating over time as you grow accustomed to foreign words. These methods will help you do just that if youre unable to travel or engage with a community of native speakers. Theres always a way.It takes timeAs we said before, translating in your head isnt bad. In fact, when youre just starting to learn a for eign language, your habit of mental translation is actually beneficial.It helps you flesh out your vocabulary and it helps you identify weak areas.If youre seemingly fluent in casual conversation but find that you have to translate internally when youre talking about something like science, youll know what you have to work on.Weve given you a few methods here from image association and sticky notes to narration and immersion but the one thing you have to remember is that no matter what you do, language learning as a process takes time.One final solution to this problem is to just let it run its course.Sooner or later, as long as you keep studying and trying, youll stop translating. Its inevitable. And One More ThingWant to get a closer look at FluentU?FluentU has a wide variety of videos, including movie trailers, funny commercials and web series, as you can see here:FluentU App Browse Screen.FluentU has interactive captions that let you tap on any word to see an image, definition, audio and useful examples. Now native language content is within reach with interactive transcripts.Didnt catch something? Go back and listen again. Missed a word? Hover over or tap on the subtitles to instantly view definitions.FluentU Interactive Transcripts You can learn all the vocabulary in any video with FluentUs quiz mode. Swipe left or right to see  more examples for the word you’re learning.FluentU Has Quizzes for Every VideoAnd FluentU always keeps track of vocabulary that you’re learning. It uses that vocab to give you a 100% personalized experience by recommending videos and examples.

How do I find a teaching job abroad

How do I find a teaching job abroad Teaching abroad can be a very rewarding experience. You’re placed outside of your comfort zone -- and often times, teaching in a foreign country where students speak a different language. You’ll learn things about yourself and grow as an educator, too. Countless teachers have told us that they are able to take what they’ve learned as educators abroad back to their home country. (Read more about this on our blog post about Angela and how teaching in Kazakhstan helped her succeed in the American classroom.) On top of that, you’ll find that you’ll have some amazing opportunities to travel as well. Teaching abroad sounds pretty great, doesn’t it? “How do I find a teaching job abroad?” you may ask. Here are the key steps that you should take to find a teaching job abroad: Understand what teaching jobs you qualify for, based on your qualifications. You will need a Bachelor’s Degree at the minimum to teach. If you have a Bachelor’s Degree along with a valid teaching license issued by your regional teacher licensing authority, you will have a lot more options and can teach in certain regions including the Middle East. If you don’t have a teaching license, you can still teach! Be sure to check the requirements of each job posting, as an ESL certificate, such as a TEFL certificate, may be required. Chances are, you’ll be well-positioned to teach in Asian countries such as China, South Korea, and Thailand, after you have obtained your TEFL certification. Some positions may also need post-qualification teaching experience as well, but any teaching-related experience is a plus. Research countries that interest you and make a list of top 5 countries. Now that you have a general sense of where you can go based on your educational background, do a little bit of research to find where specifically you’d like to go to teach abroad. Perhaps you have always wanted to travel to a specific country or you have visited a country in the past and loved it. There can be many reasons for why you want to teach in a particular country. Visit our “destinations” map to learn a bit more about the different countries and their culture and notable geographical information. Prepare your resume or CV and gather your certifications. If you haven’t already, make sure your resume is up to date and highlights all your relevant experience and education. Check out this webinar recording on how to complete your teacher resume. Register for a Teach Away account. If you haven’t already, applying for teaching positions through Teach Away is more reliable than flying out to a foreign country and applying for jobs when you’re there.This way, you’re able to apply from the comfort of your home -- definitely less stressful than moving yourself and your whole family to a foreign country and trying to find a job! Register for a Teach Away account here and make sure you upload your resume you prepared in step 3 and carefully fill out all your information. You’ll want to take at least 30 minutes to ensure you have added everything. Search for teaching positions in your desired country and click “apply” on the jobs that interest you and that you qualify for. Use our job board and the filter functions to find the right jobs for you. Make sure you read the job posting to see if you qualify for the position before clicking “apply”. Get ready for your interviews. If you’re a candidate of interest, one of our placement coordinators will be in touch with you for a pre-screen interview conducted over phone or video call. Like any job interview, be sure to prepare so you can convey your answers confidently. If things go smoothly, you’ll advance to a second round of interviews, either virtually again, or in-person. Make sure you prepare for this interview too. Get that job offer! At this point, you may be offered that teaching job overseas! Your Teach Away placement coordinator will liaise with you to prepare you before your big move.

Seven Computer Skills Your Child Should Have by GCSEs

Seven Computer Skills Your Child Should Have by GCSEs Building on the foundation established during primary school, secondary school students rapidly expand their repertoire of computer skills. Media classes are one opportunity to expand basic computer knowledge while middle school students will find themselves using computers and mobile devices in and for many classes as they advance toward high school. Both school supplied and personally owned computing devices offer practice and applications to bolster digital expertise. By GCSEs students should expect to have mastered or become more proficient with the following tasks and skills. Improved Keyboarding Skills Practice makes proficient and middle school students should take every chance to improve their keyboarding speed and accuracy. Students will be using typing for documents and communications, including emails and online classes or portals. Word Processing Students will be required to complete assignments using specific formats. The ability to set margins, tabs and use the broad range of editing and search tools within word processing programs or applications will be stressed. Headers, footers and page or section breaks will become routine. Expect homework or projects to be accepted online as a requirement or a convenience. Creative Digital Presentations Using graphics, animations, slideshows and videos will make projects and presentations intriguing and entertaining. Adding narration and music and applying a variety of visual details are ways to make final products appealing and looking professional. Saving projects to physical media such as flash drives or DVDs should become routine. Cloud applications may make physical saving unnecessary. Advanced Spreadsheets Improving on the basic spreadsheet functions learned in primary school, middle school students should be able to plan and design spreadsheets to display and compare date in meaningful ways. Spreadsheet functions will be explored providing many practical applications for the more complicated requirements of school assignments and even personal applications. Exporting And Embedding Spreadsheets Students will be able to design a spreadsheet or set of spreadsheets as part of a larger presentation or project. Graphing and other accessible ways of displaying data will need to be competently exported and embedded in documents and other presentations. Understanding Of Basic Web Design Middle school students will learn the fundamentals of web design, including using hyperlinks and inserting text, images and links onto web pages, perhaps of their own design. Classroom web pages or personal web sites may be created or maintained. Basic Understanding Of Platforms And Servers Grasping the rapidly evolving options of stand alone personal desktops, local servers and remote or cloud based services will develop, depending on the systems used by the school, instructor or district. Saving to the cloud and working remotely, including completing online classes if appropriate, will be introduced and mastered. Individual schools and districts will introduce these concepts on their own schedules. Personal and mobile device use instead of desktops may impact how quickly concepts are adapted and added. Expect much variation.

Take Off The T-Shirt And Put On Some Power

Take Off The T-Shirt And Put On Some Power Photo by Jacob Sutton, courtesy of GQ.com What does this mean for our wardrobes? It suggests that if we want to be perceived as authoritative and be taken seriously, we need a serious power suit. As mentioned before, the style has shifted to a more subtle form of the 80s power suit, but its basics are still there, meaning you can (and should) still use them. For Men According to an article featured on GQ.com, two details label a suit and its wearer powerful. The stronger, more constructed shoulders and the low button stance (that shows more chest),  the article stated.  They combine to give you that broad, alpha-male V shape.   Along with these two keys, it is also recommended to invest in a double-breasted pinstriped suit, as it is still considered  the most powerful of all power suits, by GQ. Of course, if youre going the more rebellious, business casual route of the power suit, they recommend the pinstriped suit, white collared dress-shirt and to then screw the tie. For Women Photo courtesy of anntaylor.com The power suit for women is often less brazen than the mens, and involves a heavier focus on color. According to color psychology, black is considered more authoritative, while white is perceived as softer, which is a fact women should keep in mind when choosing a suit. Remember that black may be too harsh for some skin tones, which makes navy blues or even dark greens adequate alternatives. Todays suits for women are also more feminized, with, according to Vogue, the narrowest of shoulders, and shorter, tighter sleeves; they hit at the hipbone, not the upper thigh. For the Artists Photographer at Milanese Fashion Week, photo courtesy of The Styleograph This section isnt just for artists, of course, but for what they represent. Some of us possibly dont have jobs or a future corporate career that involves the need for the power suit. Take, for example, a photographer, writer, graphic designer and even some teachers; in these fields, a strong suit may come off as too much or arrogant rather than demanding of respect. In this case, it really depends upon your profession and whether you work for a small company or even for yourself. Promise Tangeman, owner of the graphic design boutique Promise Tangeman Creative, talks in an article featured on photographer Jasmine Stars blog on the importance of personal style. Take a step into your closet and evaluate what you like, what you buy, what you wear, and why. You may say that you dont know what your style is, but give yourself some credit, you know more than you think. When you get dressed in the morning you are choosing a visual look to represent you. Promises look has been called eclectic and very trendy, but it does indeed fit in with her profession and her boutiques brand, which makes it a great fit while setting her apart from the competition. She is seen in photos pairing dressy blazers, which give the vibe of professionalism, with funky, contrasting accessories such as feather earrings. In viewing her style and considering the fact that she designed her own business from the ground up, we can see that even developing a personal power suit proves beneficial. The concept of the power suit is something that can be used in our daily lives to aid in boosting confidence or to assert a certain flair, whether it be that of a powerful business investor or of a more out-of-the-box designer style. Working our clothing to our advantage, dressing for who we want to be and incorporating it into our personal brand is just a step closer to looking out from atop our own personal high-rise.

Unit Chemistry Helps

Unit Chemistry HelpsWith the diverse nature of medicines and other medicinal items, unit chemistry serves as a great background in which to investigate the properties of a drug or item. Unit chemistry is an international term for the application of chemistry and mathematics to the study of substances. This method enables to understand chemical structure and how they work. It includes the study of the basic factors of drug properties and effects.There are two main sources for learning online unit chemistry. There are numerous texts online that are based on the units in which the reader is required to derive the property of the substance and its effects. A graduate student can study the properties of the compound to be used. This is used to help comprehend a compound and its interaction with the body.There are also many other resources available for online learning of units. For this, students have to use multiple subjects. There are various theories and explanations used for unit chem istry in the United States and in many other countries, as well. Different universities offer different online units for the class that the student has to complete.Another common unit theory and procedure used in the United States are used in Europe. In addition, in some areas of South America, China, Japan, Middle East, South Africa, Russia, and India the practice of using units in the natural sciences is mandatory. This helps in creating a better understanding of a field. Additionally, it helps students learn that such principles are applicable to medicine. The value of unit chemistry is to understand how compounds relate to chemical reactions, so that one can predict how drugs will interact with the body.Chemistry has many applications in medicine. One of the major applications in medicine is the identification of drugs. The designation of drugs can be done based on their potency and toxicity. When this happens, one can use the appropriate prescription or over the counter medicin e. In order to formulate a drug, a few key factors must be thought about. Chemical composition, chemical reactions, and properties of the compound are all of importance. These factors determine the mode of action or mechanism of action. In addition, others, like contact point, duration of action, etc. have to be taken into consideration. These factors can easily be gathered from reading material and by comparing them with the known properties of the drug.Research has been done to make more in-depth material and medicinal articles for the purpose of understanding the properties of chemicals and medical effects. This is needed by the doctor who is treating patients for a long time. Online education is able to improve knowledge and increase knowledge of this disease. All these factors are available for the students studying online.

How to Choose the Best Online Photography Training

How to Choose the Best Online Photography TrainingThe Portland Business Journal recently reported that 'Colorful tutoring Denver Lightroom Photography' is a website that offers online tutoring to individuals or businesses, or even for large organizations, as part of their digital marketing strategy. Tutors use the same procedures, and in many cases the same materials, as the digital photography or video tutors at the art school or photography studio. If you are interested in learning more about how this tutoring process works, and how you can use it to help your own digital photography business, it is well worth the time to read this article.Education is not the same as training or certifications; it is the proper, ongoing exposure to the most appropriate methods of teaching, developing, and imparting knowledge and skills. This 'education' should be thought of in a broad sense, from teaching, which in the end becomes the process of molding the next generation of educators, to trainin g, which becomes a set of tools to improve the way that we teach the next generation of learners. If you are trying to increase your own knowledge and expertise, or to learn more about how to improve the methodologies you use to teach others, you will need to see what type of education you are seeking, and then consider the best ways to do so.In short, if you are interested in learning more about how to help your digital photography business succeed, you will need to consider education from experienced, accomplished individuals who can better train others to do what you can do yourself. These individuals have helped many individuals, both new and seasoned, take their careers to the next level. This is not to say that you can't learn much more from them as well, but you do want to make sure that you are in tune with all of the best practices in digital photography, and you are seeing those from a professional's point of view. If you haven't considered the type of knowledge that is ne cessary to become an excellent teacher, there are opportunities to learn this through education, but you will still need to make an effort to work through the subject matter with your students.If you are just beginning to realize the importance of how you teach your students or simply don't have the time or resources to go back and take classes or attend online classes, there are great opportunities to learn in the field, with the students themselves. Photography schools and business schools are opening their doors and hire new instructors to help students throughout the world to learn the latest techniques and to prepare them for the types of jobs in the field. If you are interested in this as a means of your own education, there are opportunities for this to help you get started as an instructor in the field.For example, there are a number of Lighting Schools that offer advanced training to students who want to take the lighting and post-production courses to expand their portfoli o, and build the business that they want to start. In turn, they can also offer online teaching to their students.Of course, in addition to finding someone to learn with, you also need to know how to be successful in your own digital photography business. There are countless tools available to help you, like instruction manuals, books, and DVDs. In most cases, however, these tools will not do much good unless you understand how to use them, or if you are willing to invest the time and energy into learning how to apply these skills to your digital photography business.Online tutoring has provided us with a great, convenient way to learn and train, and it has been very popular for many years now. People can find exactly what they need at the perfect price, from anywhere they are. The Internet has made it easy for people to study, learn, and use digital photography products effectively, and this is a good opportunity for any individual who wants to get an education from an expert in th e field.

Should I Go To Yale University

Should I Go To Yale University The tutors behind Varsity Tutors are not just here to teach theyre sharing their college experiences as well. Eva graduated from Yale University in 2010 with a Bachelors degree in Psychology. She is a Boston tutor specializing in Biology tutoring, Reading tutoring, Algebra tutoring, and much more. See what she had to say about her undergraduate experience: VT: Describe the campus setting and transportation options.How urban or safe is the campus?Are there buses or do you need a car/bike? Eva: Yale is located in the heart of downtown New Haven (my hometown!), and students are required to live on campus the first two years, making transportation a non-issue. As upperclassmen, however, students often do move off campus, but there are lots of apartments right near campus. Nevertheless, there is a wonderful shuttle system that you can track on your phone. The bus picks up at certain locations and runs regularly all day 7 days/week, and even picks up at the train station for students coming back from break. At night there are smaller vans that you can call to be picked up if its too late to walk home or there is inclement weather. It is an urban setting, and like any city, being street smart is important for keeping safe. However, Yale Police and New Haven Police are a strong presence and if you are aware of your surroundings and stay around campus you will be fine. VT: How available are the professors, academic advisers, and teaching assistants? Eva: Professors are very available they all offer office hours to meet with students and all full professors (tenured, etc.) are required to teach undergraduates, so you get access to top scholars in their fields. The T.A.s are also very available for meeting to discuss an assignment, and in my experience were very knowledgeable about the course. Academic advisors are assigned in freshman year and then you choose an advisor within your major once youve decided on one. There is additional advisement available from the Deans of each college (dorms you are assigned to for all four years, sort of like Harry Potter) who help with academic decisions and are available for recommendation letters and career advice. VT: How would you describe the dorm life rooms, dining options, location, socialization opportunities with other students? Eva: Dorm life is fantastic! The community feel of the colleges is wonderful and everyone tends to have a lot of college pride thanks to intramural competitions between the colleges. The dining halls (one within each college) serve delicious, sustainable and often organic and locally grown food. There are tons of options and is all buffet style so you can eat your full. The dorms are located all over campus, mostly clustered in a few locations, but are all convenient to classroom buildings. Rooms vary depending on which college you are in, but tend to be spacious, clustered into several room suites with large common spaces, and shared bathrooms with other suites. Another perk is that each college has its own library and gym so in the winter months you dont have to brave the weather much. VT: Which majors/programs are best represented and supported?What did you study and why? Did the university do a good job supporting your particular area of study? Eva: Its hard to say which majors are best represented and supported because in my experience they all seemed to be well supported. I was a Psychology major because I fell in love with the subject during a freshman Intro course, and as one of the largest majors at Yale, it is very well supported with an impressive faculty of leading scholars. VT: How easy or difficult was it for you to meet people and make friends as a freshman? Does Greek life play a significant role in the campus social life? Eva: It was incredibly easy to meet people as a freshman all freshmen live on Old Campus, a quad surrounded by dorm buildings dedicated to freshmen and freshmen counsellors (seniors selected by their colleges master and dean to mentor incoming students). Because they are all in the same location, meeting other freshmen is incredibly easy. Greek life has recently become more significant, with the three on-campus sororities doubling or tripling in size. The 7 + fraternities always maintain steady numbers and are a great source for socializing events on campus. However, joining Greek life is in no way a pre-rec for having a social life, as there are (if I recall correctly) roughly 4 student organizations per student on campus. VT: How helpful is the Career Centerand other student support services?Do many reputable companies recruit on campus? Eva: The Career Center is very helpful both as an undergraduate and as an alumnus, as the services are available to you forever after you graduate. Career Services is available to practice interviewing and workshop your resume and cover letter at no cost. The staff are knowledgeable and skilled at what they do. Tons of very desirable companies recruit on campus in all fields, holding on-campus interviews as well as attending career fairs on campus. VT: How are the various study areas such aslibraries, student union, and dorm lounges? Are they over-crowded, easily available, spacious? Eva: As I mentioned, there is a library in each of the twelve colleges, and there are several additional libraries around campus (both main libraries such as Sterling and Bass, and specialized ones such as the music library and the art and architecture library). They are very available, particularly because the in-college libraries are open 24/7, and due to the sheer number of libraries, they are rarely overcrowded. The colleges also all have large common rooms and basement lounge areas for students to use at all hours. VT: Describe the surrounding town. What kinds of outside establishments / things to do are there that make it fun, boring, or somewhere in between?To what extent do students go to the downtown area of the city versus staying near campus? Eva: New Haven, in my admittedly biased opinion, is a great town to go to school in. There are at least two distinct restaurant districts (with NYC-quality food) and the town is known for its theater offerings (both from the Yale School of Drama and the nationally renowned Schubert Theater that brings in shows from NYC). There are local parks and places to hike if you enjoy the outdoors, and there are also many galleries for those who enjoy non-theatrical art. The city is a quick train ride from NYC, which makes weekend trips easy. Finally, New Haven is known for its pizza and for inventing the original hamburger just one part of the citys long history (there are also tons of museums for history-files) that must be checked out. VT: How big or small is the student body? Were you generally pleased or displeased with the typical class sizes? Eva: The student body is around 5,000 and most classes have less than 20 people unless they are large lecture/Intro courses. This allows for wonderful discussion and collaborative learning with other students and professors, and for personalized attention. VT: Describe one memorable experience with a professor and/or class. Perhaps one you loved the most or one youregretthe most. Eva: One memorable experience was in my Developmental Psychology class when the professor taught from his soon-to-be-published textbook. The class bought the text book as an unbound book, complete with temporary, novice-drawn illustrations that would be redone by professionals when the book was published. The text was wonderful (and entertaining) and the professor is an expert in the field, but seeing the silly place-holders in the text and hearing the professor lecture and recognizing his speaking style in the books text was a memorable experience. Its a pretty incredible (though not uncommon at Yale) experience to be taught a course by your textbooks author. Check out Evas tutoring profile. The views expressed in this article do not necessarily represent the views of Varsity Tutors.

Is Jobs Security Major Reason People prefer Government Jobs over Private Sector - Introvert Whisperer

Introvert Whisperer / Is Jobs Security Major Reason People prefer Government Jobs over Private Sector - Introvert Whisperer Is Jobs Security Major Reason People prefer Government Jobs over Private Sector? Is Jobs Security Major Reason People prefer Government Jobs over Private Sector? Many people dream to start their career in a government department. Some of them even opt to work with less salary, but under one condition: government job. Why there’s craze for government jobs even when private sector offer fascinating pay and high-quality life? There’re many things that make people choose government jobs over private industry. Some of them are less workload, handsome salary, numbers of holidays and the most important thing ‘job security’. As government departments are not profit oriented, there’re almost negligible chances that a government employee will be terminated from his position. In additions, an individual whether he has performed well or not will get a salary hike every year. A private company’s employee isn’t entertained with such benefits. In private sector, an employee’s job security is based on his performance in the organization. Government jobs are always considered as safer career options with job security. Once an employee has entered in a department, he will leave his position after retirement. Adding to that, when a government employee retires, he gets several benefits like pension. Story isn’t finished yet. Government employees work under labor acts and laws, which protect them. As per these laws, they’re a fixed percentage of employees that a department has to hire every year. Apart from that, workers in the same position for a fixed time have to be given promotion. In private industries, an employee has to work hard to get promotion and salary increment. Even if a private employee is providing satisfactory results, it’s not sure that the employee will get a hike in his salary. In additions, if a company is having tough time, it may layoffs some of its employees. Such things never happen in government sector. It doesn’t matter whether a government department is going through a slump or having a very good time, its employee will be given all the facilities that they are promised to be given. Government employees are never asked to try different duties. They are assigned some duties and they have to complete them every day. The most interesting thing is that they don’t have any target or a deadline to finish a task. If even they do not succeed in fulfilling their duties one day, they don’t go through any scrutiny. Government employees know their jobs are secure, so they can work according to their convenience. Guest Author-Ravi Chayal is professional in web designing, web development, and digital marketing (SEO) in India. Now, he is handling career-related website i.e. BookMyNaukri.Com which provides government job notifications for jobs and vacancies in various sectors like SSC, Banking Jobs, UPSC, Railway jobs, FCI, Army, Air Force, TET and many more. Do you know what your next career step is?  Many people don’t. I want to help you accelerate your career by connecting you with your Free Instant Access to my eBook on how to construct your Career SMART Goals â€" that will help you put together your actions and keep you accountable. Get your copy now and start your action plan today! Brought to you by Dorothy Tannahill-Moran â€" dedicated to unleashing your professional potential. Introvert Whisperer