Organic Chemistry - What Is Logarithmic Differentiation?

Organic Chemistry - What Is Logarithmic Differentiation?In organic chemistry, the symbol for logarithmic differentiation is the common logarithmic fractional scaling law, which means that to divide any expression by x, all exponents are multiplied by x. Logarithmic integral calculus (which is the core of all organic chemistry) uses a similar formula to compute all forms of polynomial integration.The author, Carl Zauner, has published the notation, in alphabetical order, as a textbook for the International Baccalaureate (IB) examination and also gives demonstrations for integration with the logarithmic differentiation formula. For example, here is the right-hand formula for the quadratic equation x3 - x2x - e - (3x2 - 2x) x - e.'To compute the logarithmic derivative, dividing by (3x2 - 2x) x - e, only need three values of x: x - e, x, and e'. Logarithmic differentiation is much more general than logarithmic integral calculus, because the quadratic equation above involves an expression that has both quadratic and exponential terms.Because of the logarithmic integral calculus, linear integration is far more convenient for quantitative analysis. It is, for example, the primary equation used in interpolation to get a more accurate coefficient in the equation for a triangulation.Let's sum up some of the other components of the logarithmic differentiation formula: x = a * exp(-x2), x2 = x - e, exp(-x2) = exp(-x2), e = x2 - x, and exp(-x) = x2. That is to say, we can write the logarithmic formula for a function by the combinations of the single symbols for x, e, and -x.As with the other properties of the logarithmic derivatives, logarithmic derivatives have very high precision. While no specific upper bound on the precision is known, logarithmic differentiation is so accurate that it will never lie even if a least-squares fit is used. In fact, when computing polynomial integrals, logarithmic differentiation is used in place of polynomial integration. In order to do int egration in the logarithmic system, we first multiply the integrand by the logarithmic integral.Synthetic organic chemistry textbooks use many symbols, but as the author admits, it is hard to keep track of all of them. In the example above, as we divide the quadratic function by the exponent of the derivative, we can multiply the logarithmic integral by the exponential term, leaving us with the appropriate polynomial coefficient to put in the quadratic. Thus, the square of the coefficient in the quadratic will give the factor of the integral, which is the natural logarithm. With these modifications, synthetic organic chemistry can be a lot easier!

National Teacher Day 2019

National Teacher Day 2019 The Huntington Learning Center will celebrate National Teacher Day on May 7, 2019, alongside educators, students, parents and communities around the country. National Teacher Day is an annual celebration and part of Teacher Appreciation Week (May 6-10, 2019), sponsored by the National Education Association (NEA). Huntington is pleased to recognize the important role that teachers play in the creation of strong communities and the lives of children, says Eileen Huntington of Huntington Learning. We have teachers to thank for growing and shaping children and helping them realize their callings in life, she says. Teachers build future leaders. They inspire children. And of course, they equip them with the skills and knowledge they need in life and their future careers. During Teacher Appreciation Week and National Teacher Dayand all year longwe applaud their commitment, hard work and passion. Huntington offers parents several suggestions to honor and thank teachers during National Teacher Day and Teacher Appreciation Week: Have your child to write a thank-you note to any current and past teachers sharing what he or she loves about school and the teachers class. Write one of your childs teachers a note of appreciationor even one of your past teachers who had a positive impact on your life. If you own a retail business or restaurant, offer teachers a discount on their purchases on National Teacher Day. Organize a week of lunches for the teachers at school. Thank a teacher on social media using the #ThankATeacher hashtag. Show your solidarity with teachers by wearing red on Wednesday, May 8, and sharing a photo on social media using the #WearRedForEd hashtag. Post and share a story about great teachers in your life on Facebook or Snapchat. National Teacher Day is a longtime celebration and started in 1953 thanks to the encouragement of Eleanor Roosevelt. Congress declared March 7, 1980, as National Teacher Day, and in 1985, the NEA voted to move the event to May. Learn more about National Teacher Day at www.nea.org/grants/teacherday.html. About Huntington Huntington is the tutoring and test prep leader. Its certified tutors provide individualized instruction in reading, phonics, writing, study skills, elementary and middle school math, Algebra through Calculus, Chemistry, and other sciences. It preps for the SAT and ACT, as well as state and standardized exams. Huntington programs develop the skills, confidence, and motivation to help students succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntingtons mission is to give every student the best education possible. Learn how Huntington can help at www.huntingtonhelps.com. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com.

Visual Guide to English Prepositions in, on, at, from, to

Visual Guide to English Prepositions in, on, at, from, to Do you have difficulty with English prepositions? Prepositions can be difficult to learn, especially when they are used differently in your first language. For example, the preposition at works and sounds like the preposition à in French sentences like this:  Je suis à lécole. In English, we would say, I am at school. Translation: Je suis à lécole. >> I am at school. But in other contexts, you cannot translate à as at.   For example, French speakers sometimes mistranslate Jhabite à Montréal as I live at Montreal. This is incorrect. When a single preposition in your first  language requires two different prepositions in your second language, learning where and when to use each preposition can be difficult. Incorrect: I live at Montreal.Correct:  I live in Montreal.   Translation:  Jhabite à Montréal >> I live in Montreal. When your first language is an unreliable guide for using English prepositions, it would be good to have a few simple rules that are easy to remember. It is for this reason that I have created a visual guide to English prepositions. Each preposition below has a simple illustration of the rule, with examples.         In a circle or in a square Rule: Use in for things that are contained by borders or  limits: cities, provinces, states, countries, and continents.   Example: I live in Montreal. Montreal is in Quebec. Quebec is in  Canada. Use in for towns and cities.   Calendars are usually squares or rectangles, so it is not difficult to imagine a month as having limits and borders. Months begin on the first and end 28 to 31 days later. Years begin on January 1st and end on December 31st. Anything that happens within those limits requires the preposition in. Rule: Use in for months and years. Example: Obama was born in 1961. He was born in August. Use in for months. and years. In the morning and in the afternoon Sometimes, a diagram wont help. The preposition has to be learned as a collocation (words that go together).   In the morning and in the evening are good examples. It is difficult to represent mornings and afternoons as having limits visually in a circle or square, so I cant help you with a diagram. Instead, you must memorize in the morning and in the afternoon. Try saying these prepositional phrases to yourself five times each. Use the 5-finger drill. Rule: Use in for morning and afternoon.Example: Goodbye. I will see you in the morning. Exception: Use on the morning of + a date.Example: I will be busy on the morning of the 15th. Exception:  On the morning of September 11, 2001           On a line or on a surface Rule: Use on for tables and walls, etc.Example: Put your coffee cup on the table and help me hang another  picture on the wall. Use on when there is contact with a surface. Rule: Use on for roads, boulevards, streets, highways, etc.Example: I live on Peel Street and ride home on the bike path. Use on for roads, highways, or even bike paths. Rule: Use on for electronic devices, etc.Example:  Call me on the phone so that I can tell you about a great  movie I saw on TV last night. Use on for electronic devices: phone, TV,   ccomputer. Rule: Use on for days and dates.Example:  Melanie usually stayed home on Saturdays, but on  September 24th she went out and had an adventure.         At a particular point in time or at a particular place Rule: Use at with street numbers.Example:    I live at 2350 Acacia Road. Rule: Use at with specific locations.Example:    I’m at home. Where are you? Are you at work? Use at for precise times. Rule: Use at for precise times.Example:  I wake up at 6:30 in the morning, leave home at 7:30, and  then arrive at work at 8:00 AM.Example:  My train arrives at 3:14.         From a starting point to the end Rule: Use from and to to express start and end points of a trip.Example:  We drove from Montreal to Toronto without stopping.Example:    The dance class was moved from the second floor to the third floor. Use from and to to talk about a change in position Rule: Use from and to to express start and end times.Example:  Our offices are open from 9 to 5 every day.Example:  I lived in Toronto from 2011 to 2013. Please follow and like us:

Sweeten Your Study Routine with 7 Best Apps for Learning a Language

Sweeten Your Study Routine with 7 Best Apps for Learning a Language 7 Best Apps for Learning a Language Let’s be honest here. I mean, you’re among friends.Do you ever leave home without your phone?Never? Me neither.What about other electronic devices, like your tablet or laptop? Never, right?It’s a fact of life:  Technology goes where we go.That means that learning travels  too, which is great news for those of us who love language learning!If you’re anything like me, you have some sweet apps on your phone and other devices. Apps are essential for making our electronics perform to their fullest potential!For example, language learning apps bring foreign languages right to our fingertips. A tap, a swipe, and we’ve got language learning on the go.Apps are entertaining, interactive and effective for best utilizing our downtimeâ€"which, for most of us, is at a premium. That’s why having a language app handy is so awesomeâ€"it has the potential to fill those wasted moments with active learning!Add an appâ€"or a fewâ€"to power up any language program, whether youre a beginner, lo oking for new intermediate lessons or a language pro.Apps teach as well as entertain. There are apps that have game-like features that pretty much make you forget you’re even learning anythingâ€"it’s just pure fun!If you’ve already considered adding language learning apps to your program, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer number available. Honestly, there are tons to choose from.You’re probably wondering how to find the best app for your program, right? And I’m sure you don’t want to sort through all of them to choose one that will fit your needs, do you?No worries! We’ve got you covered!We’ve done some thorough investigating and have some super language app options for you to consider. Let’s check them out! What to Look For in Language AppsWhen choosing a language app, there are some key features to look for:Versatile  flashcards: The best apps will feature some sort of flashcards, but these range in usefulness. The most helpful flashcards are the most versa tile,  with photos and translations  or explanations so you can see new vocabulary used in context.A good dictionary: Every language learning app needs a great dictionary to go with it. Apps with built-in dictionaries save you time by allowing you to look up words quickly without having to stop your lesson.Well-rounded lessons:  Be aware that some apps focus on one specific language skill (speaking, reading, writing or listening). If youre looking for a well-rounded app, then it should include ways to practice each of these four  skills.A single app may not offer all of these key features, but if you know your learning style and what you want to get out of each lesson, you can make an informed decision and choose an app that youll actually use.And that’s what we’re looking forâ€"an app that will become your language-learning best friend!How to Maximize Learning with Language AppsWhichever app you choose, its important to know how to use it. Here are some tips:Schedule time with it.  I set the alarm on my tablet so I’m reminded to work with a language app on a daily basis.Track your progress. Most apps have a feature that does this for you, but even if you choose an app that doesn’t track your work it’s a snap to make a quick note of where you are on your language journey.Use the app whenever possible. Apps provide on-the-fly assistanceâ€"and the translation features work anywhereâ€"so youre never “stuck” without access to language help. Plus, frequent use of the app is the only way to really get the language lessons to stick. As long as you’ve got an awesome app at hand, youre ready for anything!Now that you know what to look for and how to best use your apps, here are seven awesome options that make learning a language easy and fun!7 Best Apps for Learning a LanguageFluentUiOS / AndroidThe FluentU app brings language learning to a whole new level.Spanish, Japanese, English, Russian, French, Mandarin Chinese, German, Korean and Italian come to life through music videos, movie trailers, news and inspiring talks. Essentially, FluentU takes real-world videos and turns them into language learning experiences.Learning with completely authentic content means pronunciation, lingo, music, cultural insights and so much more all become relevant.FluentU isnt just about watching videosâ€"its about learning and practicing the language you hear. Its entertaining as well as informative.FluentU features interactive subtitles, flashcards,  quizzes and vocabulary lists to help you utilize what you hear in the videos and audio files.Plus, its easy to track your progress  with built-in progress bars that show how familiar you are with the content in each video!You can also work offline  with some of the apps features by downloading audio content, video transcripts and video quizzes.  This  is super beneficial to anyone who travels to places where there isn’t reliable internet access.50 Languages iOS / Android50 Languages is another app tha t has options for  working offlineâ€"but that’s not its only draw!This app uses native speakers to offer audio as well as text lessons on an array of subjects.  You can download the audio to be able to listen to it anywhere.The app is suitable for absolute beginners, as it even teaches various alphabet pronunciations and provides a basic, core vocabulary. It also covers using language in various practical situations, like going to the doctor, shopping, reserving a hotel room, and more.It’s recommended that users tackle a lesson a day. You can also easily review past lessons to continue to practice what youve learned.With 100 lessons, this app allows learners to make steady progress toward conversational success.HelloTalkiOS /  AndroidHelloTalk is a fun app that brings language learners together with native speakers! It’s a great way to learn about another culture, hone your pronunciation skills or power up your writing abilities.Connect with other learners and talk or text to advance your language skills. Theres no set “program” with this app; it’s a global communication connection that encourages users to learn through sharing.There are built-in pronunciation aids to help each conversation run smoothly and ensure that you and your language partner understand one another.Plus, you can use the Moments feature to post language or cultural questions and update other users as to your progress.If you want to really test your skills, you can try joining a group chat and talking with multiple native speakers at once.Translation, grammar correction, text-to-voice, as well as voice recognition, make this app very simple to use!italkiiOS / AndroidThis app allows language learners to choose a native-speaking teacher in a target language and then schedule one-on-one lessons. It’s like having a personal tutor right in the palm of your hand!There are over 100 languages available,  which is amazing. If you’re traveling to an exotic location, chances are there ’s a tutor available who can help you develop some conversational skills before you head to the airport.Using the app is simple. Tutors tailor lessons to individual students, so once you’ve indicated your preferences, including personal goals, interests, skill level and time commitment, a learning programâ€"designed specifically for you!â€"is what youll work with.Additionally, theres a community of learners who engage in discussions and share language resources. Being part of a global collective via an app? Very helpful, indeed!ClozemasteriOS / AndroidClozemaster brings gaming to language learning. Make no mistake, this app teaches but its so much fun to use that you just might forget you’re actually working!This app isn’t suitable for absolute beginners to use because it  assumes learners have at least some familiarity with the target language.Essentially, learners are presented with random, fill-in-the-blank sentences. It challenges the mind to think of the proper word, so it reinforces reading and vocabulary skills.Also, this is an amazing resource for building a larger vocabulary. Don’t know a word? No worries! When it’s supplied, you’ll have something super to add to your vocabulary list!Tracking progress adds to the gaming aspect of this app. Anyone who wants something a bit outside the box will enjoy using this programâ€"no lessons or drills, just learning fun!24/7 TutoriOS24/7 Tutor is a free sampler app that showcases just a few languages. Its comprehensive enough to teach absolute beginners basic vocabulary and core language skills. Its a great way to test drive a language before fully committing to a learning program.Vocabulary, basic phrases, simple writing exercises and quizzes to check progress are all usefulâ€"as well as preparatory for more intensive learning. There are also puzzles and fill-in-the-blank challenges that make working with this app fun.One of the app’s strongest features is that it utilizes native speakers for its audio sections. Using native speakers allows learners to hear authentic pronunciation and model theirs after it.The 24/7 Tutor app is a sampling of what this developer offers. Full program 24/7 apps are available for many individual languages, so for more in-depth content learners can grab the app for their target language!RypeRype offers learners personalized, one-on-one lessons with native-speaking teachers.Once you sign up for their program, the actual lessons take place using Skype, which is available for both iOS and Android.The site contends that learners will begin speaking in the target language from the very first lesson, a great feature for anyone who wants to pick up language skills quickly!After reviewing goals, skill level and other aspects of language learning, teachers provide coursework geared toward individual learners.This is based primarily on the concept of real-life immersion being the most efficient method to learn a language. Rype brings immersive learning vi a native-speaking tutors through their customized learning plans and coursework that reflects immersive methodology.This is the first Rype app. A second, Rype Go, is in the works and will offer authentic content in the form of curated videos, in addition to personalized tutoring.Appsâ€"and the devices we won’t leave home without!â€"are beneficial to language learners on many levels.Traveling? Have spare time to fill? Wondering about a translation or have a nagging grammar question? Simply feel the urge to chat in your target language with a native-speaking friend?Apps do all of that and more! They’re always at hand so you never lose valuable language learning time. Add an app to your language program and watch your skills level up!

Sounds Like Fun E-learning Languages the Auditory Way

Sounds Like Fun E-learning Languages the Auditory Way Sounds Like Fun: E-learning Languages the Auditory Way As much as weve come to love and appreciate what Siri can do for us, she cant teach us a second language.Sure, we can change the language setting on our devices and get Siri to tells us jokes in our target language, but well need more than that to reach fluency.If youve decided to use technology to assist in your language learning, you might be missing the social component thats not frequently associated with e-learning.Youll need to find others to talk to besides Siri.You need the immediate feedback you get when talking to a native speaker. In order to build your language-learning muscles, youll need opportunities to listen in real time and respond appropriately.So is it possible to learn a language while remaining fully online?You’re right to think that communicating with others is at the core of learning a language, and maybe youre concerned about missing out on real interaction with people if you choose e-learning.Can you take part in social interactions online that are similar to meeting people in person? You might assume that this is where e-learning gets difficult, but in reality, weve got you covered.These resources will target the  auditory skills  youll need in order to distinguish the sounds of your target language and to self-monitor your own speech. (In other words, have a meaningful conversation in that language youve been working really hard to learn.) Why Are Auditory Skills So Important to E-learning?Heres why were going to focus specifically on improving these skills:Together with reading and writing, listening and speaking are two of the tenets of language learning and they all build on one another. When you strengthen these specific skills, youll see an overall improvement in all the areas.E-learning exposes the self-motivated language learner to  virtually thousands of apps and resources  to improve almost any language skill. However, many e-learners are missing the social componentâ€"the back-and-forth interaction that comes with havin g a conversation with a native speaker thats so critical to becoming fluent.Improving your auditory skills will help you with  fluency and pronunciation. The social exchange provides a model of correct pronunciation and an opportunity to get immediate feedback so that errors and mistakes are quickly corrected.Prioritizing these specific skills will build your confidence and motivate you to continue your studies. Youll be able to understand all those videos youve been watching and youll no longer be nervous when talking to native speakers (just in time for that trip to Italy!).Sounds Like Fun: E-learning Languages the Auditory WayWeve already established that listening and speaking should be priorities when it comes to e-learning. But lets face it, our personalities will make one resource more appealing than another.If youre an extrovert, you might dive into a conversation with a native speaker with little to no hesitation. However, an introvert might shy away from this type of socia l situation and would prefer to perfect their listening and speaking skills in other ways.Whatever your preferred interaction, weve got some suggestions for you!Listening and Speaking Resources for the ExtrovertIf youre an extrovert, it’s likely that social interactions form an important part of your life. Luckily for you, auditory learning can be combined with many online tools that can help you meet and interact with people.Of course, all learners will eventually need to practice with native speakers to really take their auditory skills to the next level, so introverts and extroverts alike should take note of these awesome resources.FluentUiOSIf youre looking for immediate feedback and culturally-relevant lessons, FluentU is the right place. Extroverts and introverts alike will find this innovative platform useful.FluentU is an online immersion platform that takes  real-world videosâ€"like music videos, movie trailers, news and inspiring talksâ€"and turns them into personalized language learning lessons.Videos are organized by  difficulty (beginner to native), topic (arts and entertainment, health and lifestyle, etc.) and  format (video blog, news,  shows, etc.)â€"so you can easily browse and find something perfect for your level and interests.Every word comes with an in-context definition, image, audio and multiple example sentences for easy learning and understanding. You can even click on a word to see how it’s used in other videos across the site.HelloTalkiOS  |  AndroidIf you like to make friends and are eager to practice your language skills, HelloTalk is a great place to start. This app will connect you with native speakers and you can begin to text and chat with them immediately.HelloTalk’s features work especially well with auditory learning. You can send and receive voice messages, have voice chats or use the app’s voice recognition system, which will help to make things easier if you’re not entirely confident speaking in your target lang uage. You can even start video calls to make the experience even more personal.AccintIf you’re an advanced learner looking for more focused practice, why not FaceTime with native speakers or even have in-person conversations? With Accint, you can browse through the list of native speakers of your target language, then get in touch with them and request a conversation.Once your request is accepted, schedule a conversation and start preparing questions or specific topics youd like to discuss.TandemiOS  |  AndroidTandem is a language exchange app with a friendly community where you can meet and chat with native speakers. It will help you in improving your speaking and listening skills by learning words, phrases and pronunciation in a social contextâ€"helping you sound like a native in no time.You can choose to text people, send voice messages, call them or try a video chat. Tandem has a huge, active community of users. You can easily connect with others, get to know people and learn in a fun, engaging way.Mango LanguagesiOS  |  Android This app will teach you the conversation skills you need to feel comfortable talking to native speakers rather than boring you with impractical phrases and sentences that arent as handy in everyday situations.Lessons start with a specific phrase or sentence that gets broken down and then built on as the lesson progresses. It also mixes in cultural insight so that you go much deeper than just learning basic words and phrases.Youll learn through culturally accurate conversations, while having the option to practice pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. Along with giving you a foundation in the language youre learning, Mango Languages will provide lots of cultural insight to prepare you for real life situations.HiNativeiOS  |  AndroidDouble-checking and correcting mistakes is a vital part of learning a language. Since e-learning is a more independent experience than, for example, taking one-on-one lessons with a tutor or going to a physical class, it becomes especially important to look out for mistakes  and correct them quickly.While not strictly auditory, HiNative is a great tool that provides feedback, answers questions and connects you with a community of language learners. Its powered by Lang-8, which is a social networking tool to help you correct the mistakes in your foreign language writing. And since the act of writing is producing language, youll see an improvement in your speaking skills.Using Lang-8, you write journal entries in the language you’re learning and theyll be read and corrected by native speakers. This way, you can make sure that what youve learned is correct, eliminate mistakes and still be actively engaged in the learning process.In turn, you can correct other people’s entries. All this makes HiNative and Lang-8 not only great tools for learning, but also fun ways to make new friends.Listening and Speaking Resources and Ideas to the Rescue for IntrovertsBeing an introvert can mak e having a conversation in another language a daunting experience. Though it’s essential to practice speaking to people face-to-face, there are many other ways that can help you improve until you feel confident.Learners who thrive on learning independently, or extroverts who are looking for ways to brush up their skills while theyre alone, will appreciate these resources and ideas.AutologiaNo, its not an app, but it is a method that youll find extremely useful to practice your speaking skills while youre by yourself.  Autologia is a self-learning method developed by Kató Lomb, a Hungarian interpreter and translator who learned over ten languages as an autodidact.So, whats autologia? Simply put, autologia is chatting to yourself.  If practiced consistently, autologia can become a useful technique for both introverts and learners who have limited time on their hands to interact with native speakers.The best part is that you don’t have to worry about feeling embarrassed, forgettin g a word or making a mistake in front of others.An important thing to keep in mind is that you should focus on improving your fluency, so while youre talking, don’t interrupt yourself too many times to look things up. You can aim to speak for ten minutes, then check words and phrases you didn’t know or remember at the end of the session.Repeat this process as many times as you need, and soon youll feel much more fluent and confident as you speak.My WordsiOS  |  AndroidA useful way to complete autologia is to practice the new vocabulary that you come across. Learn how to pronounce them first by looking them up on Forvo.Then, once you feel confident with the pronunciation, you can record yourself saying them using the My Words app to create your own audio dictionaries.Make your vocabulary lists more fun by adding pictures, or find and download already existing lists to further improve your pronunciation. Recording yourself helps to keep the process of learning active and engaging, which in turn will make it easier to memorize and recall words in the future.Listenlive.euImproving your listening skills  is an important part of auditory learning and tuning in to radio shows is a fun way to do it. You can browse through hundreds of radio shows on  Listenlive.eu  and hear anything from music, news, sport or talk show programs.Making notes and writing out new vocabulary or example sentences is a great way to participate in auditory learning while improving your written skills. However, even just listening to programs in the background will help you to gain more confidence in understanding your target language.SpeechanceiOS  If you need to improve your pronunciation, Speechance is the way to go!This app features a speech recognition software designed for language learners, and itll score your speech and point out mistakes in your pronunciation.You get the correction in real-time and the app provides feedback on stress, intonation and speech rate. Establishing a rou tine of double-checking what youve learned is an important part of e-learning, and using Speechance is a great way to make sure that you learn with the correct pronunciation.With this app, you’ll get ahead faster whether you practice autologia or have online or in-person conversations.Lingo Vocabulary TraineriOS  |  AndroidDo you often find yourself struggling to find the right word  in the language you’re learning? Then it’s time to expand your vocabulary.To avoid getting bored but still see a steady increase in your vocabulary, try out Lingo Vocabulary Trainer. This app features over 5000 words complete with pictures and pronunciation, a huge variety of topics to choose from and it allows you to track your progress as you learn.MondlyiOS  |  AndroidIf you’d rather practice talking to someone other than yourself but you’re not ready for a real conversation yet, Mondly’s chatbot can help you out.Mondly will introduce you to simple conversations between two people, so wha t you learn comes from applicable real-life situations. If you opt to try out the chatbot, you can take part in the conversation yourself. Mondly’s chatbot understands millions of words and phrases, and it works through speech recognition technology.The chatbot will answer you in a human voice, and itll also create visual responses thatll make learning a unique and fun experience.As you can see, e-learning is not about giving up on having fun or social interactions.Whether you consider yourself an introvert or extrovert, try out these resources and ideas to make the most out of your e-learning experience.

Its Here! 9 Addictive Features of the FluentU Android App

Its Here! 9 Addictive Features of the FluentU Android App 9 Fresh Features of the New FluentU Android App App envy: The sudden onset of covetousness upon seeing someone has a cool app that you dont have.Symptoms: Secretly playing with said app when that someone leaves their device unattended. Intense desire to download app for oneself.Treatment: Only known treatment is acquisition of app.Tragically, for years, many victims of app envy have had to leave their condition untreated.Despite their obvious appeal, Android devices are not compatible with iOS apps. Android users have been forced into the shadows, suffering in silence whenever a cool new iOS app is introduced.Fear not, Android users. Theres hope!You dont have to switch to iOS to have access to the most innovative language learning app.FluentU now has an Android app!  (Check it out on Googles  Play Store.)Rather than suffering through app envy, you can replace your malady with a newfound addiction to language learning.And the first thing youll want to do upon acquiring the FluentU Android app is to binge on the nine addictive featu res below!How to Get the Most Out of the FluentU Android AppUse FluentU regularly.  Since you can now use FluentU online, on an iOS device and with the  Android app, its easier than ever to practice a language frequently. Using FluentU often can help prevent your language skills from backsliding. Theres nothing worse than putting hours into studying only to take a break for a few days and discover youve forgotten a lotâ€"the FluentU Android app makes it easy to keep this from happening.Use all the features FluentU has to offer.  FluentU has a lot of features (see below), but it can be tempting to get in the habit of just using your favorite features all the time. However, using all the features can help round out your skills, diversify your learning and play to all  aspects of your personality.Let FluentU grow with you over the course of your education.  You choose what you watch and how much you watch. Meanwhile, FluentU uses an algorithm to track your learning and ensure youre pre sented with appropriate questions. This makes FluentU appropriate regardless of your current learning level. Because of this, you can let FluentU grow with you over time, keeping you learning right up until youre fluent.9 Fresh Features of the New FluentU Android AppVideosFluentUs Android app offers you real-world videos in the language youre learningâ€"like music videos, news, movie trailers, inspiring talks and more.However, thats not all! FluentU gives these videos a unique educational twist with its captioning system. Each video is captioned, and the captions are annotated to give you access to information like parts of speech, definitions, example sentences and associated images for individual words.If a word happens to be a verb in a language that requires verb conjugation, or another word that appears in different forms, youll even see which word form is being used. To more easily memorize a word, you can also hear the audio of that word by itself.Each video comes with a conv enient vocab list, allowing you to study key words used in the video. You might want to go over this before you watch the video so you can understand as much as possible right off the bat.The results from one study  done on video learning suggest that watching captioned real-world videos is useful in and of itself for language education. FluentUs annotation builds on this principle and takes it to the next level.Even if youre a whiz with your favorite  translation apps, looking up words youre unfamiliar with can be time-consuming. For instance, if you watch an hour of video content and dont recognize 100 words, even if it takes you only 30 seconds to look up each word, youll spend an additional 50 minutes just finding definitions.However, with FluentU, it takes just a second to look up any word when you encounter it in a video, saving you valuable time that you could use for more studying.AudioFluentUs Android app also offers some beginning audio dialogues and lessons, which provide an easy way to practice your listening and conversational skills.Like FluentUs videos, audio is captioned and you can easily look up any word as you encounter it.In addition, FluentU videos come with a Dialogue option where you can view the content line-by-line with audio clips for easy learning.FlashcardsFluentUs flashcards are super easy to use. Whenever you see a word you dont know and want to study more, you can simply add it to My Vocab. From there, you can see it in your flashcards whenever you want. Easy peasy!This is a great way to learn vocabulary. You can encounter each word in an authentic, real-world usage scenario through FluentUs videos and audio. Then, you can study the word further and go back to the video to understand it in context.Flashcard SetsNot sure what words you should study? Try the FluentU Android apps existing flashcard sets.FluentU offers pre-made flashcard sets to teach you an array of vocabulary words. For instance, Spanish students can use the Weird Spanish Words set to learn some unusual and fun vocabulary. Japanese students might like to benefit from studying up on common Japanese medical terms.You can even create your own flashcard sets with whatever words you like, and FluentU will make multimedia flashcards for you using videos across the program!CourseSometimes, making your own learning decisions can be intimidating, but FluentU has you covered. FluentUs Android app also offers some courses that are designed to walk you through learning in a well-organized sequence.If youre someone who likes structure and doesnt want to chart your own course to fluency, this is a great option.QuizQuiz Mode is a fun, engaging way to reinforce what youve been studying.You can use Quiz Mode with pre-made flashcard sets, with your own vocabulary list or with individual videos. First, youll study words. Then, youll be asked to recognize and use those words in a variety of different activities, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank and p utting words into the correct order to create a sentence.Spaced RepetitionSpaced repetition is a buzzword in any learning circle. The idea behind it is that material is best learned at spaced intervals. In other words, you need to see something again after a set amount of time in order to learn it most effectively.Studies  suggest that spaced, repeated encounters with material aids long-term retention. Since learning vocabulary requires long-term retention, spaced repetition is ideal for language learners.FluentUs Ready for Review feature makes use of spaced repetition to remind you of words youve already learned and reinforce them to solidify them in your memory. Why put in hours learning and relearning vocabulary when you could learn it more effectively by seeing it just a few times at the right intervals?Word LookupLanguage learners know how it is. If youve spent any time studying a language, youre more than a little familiar with looking up words. Luckily, with the FluentU Andro id app, word lookup is super easy.If youre watching a video or listening to audio, you can just tap any word to look it up.Youll see the words part of speech, definition, example sentences written by native speakers and an associated image. You can also listen to audio of the word until you get the pronunciation down.Daily GoalsHaving goals is important. After all, it makes you accountable to yourself.One study  suggests that when students meet their goals, they feel more capable of their ability to learn and improve, and therefore, set more ambitious goals. When it comes to language learning, this can lead to improved confidence and quicker learning.Thats why the FluentU app has users set a daily goal: 1 minute a day, 5 minutes a day, 10 minutes a day or 30 minutes a day.As you work to meet your goal, youre rewarded with points, giving you that immediate sense of accomplishment that will make you want to show up and learn every day.Want to know what iOS users had to say about the a bove features?Overall, the Plus plan is the most immersive learning experience I can think of. You watch videos people of that language might actually watch as opposed to boring stuff made by an educational tool. And said videos have every word spoken captioned and clickable for the definition. That is freaking awesome.The app is great! It runs smoothly and has all the same features as the site which is awesome! Im a pretty busy person so I have to squeeze in lessons when I have a break and this just makes it super easy to learn a new thing everyday. I recommend it to everyone I know who is learning.This app is so fun, educational, and funny. I also love it because it has levels for those who are beginners, to those who are experts. I highly recommend this app!!!So cure your app envy.Download the FluentU Android app! Its Here! 9 Addictive Features of the FluentU Android App 9 Fresh Features of the New FluentU Android App App envy: The sudden onset of covetousness upon seeing someone has a cool app that you dont have.Symptoms: Secretly playing with said app when that someone leaves their device unattended. Intense desire to download app for oneself.Treatment: Only known treatment is acquisition of app.Tragically, for years, many victims of app envy have had to leave their condition untreated.Despite their obvious appeal, Android devices are not compatible with iOS apps. Android users have been forced into the shadows, suffering in silence whenever a cool new iOS app is introduced.Fear not, Android users. Theres hope!You dont have to switch to iOS to have access to the most innovative language learning app.FluentU now has an Android app!  (Check it out on Googles  Play Store.)Rather than suffering through app envy, you can replace your malady with a newfound addiction to language learning.And the first thing youll want to do upon acquiring the FluentU Android app is to binge on the nine addictive featu res below!How to Get the Most Out of the FluentU Android AppUse FluentU regularly.  Since you can now use FluentU online, on an iOS device and with the  Android app, its easier than ever to practice a language frequently. Using FluentU often can help prevent your language skills from backsliding. Theres nothing worse than putting hours into studying only to take a break for a few days and discover youve forgotten a lotâ€"the FluentU Android app makes it easy to keep this from happening.Use all the features FluentU has to offer.  FluentU has a lot of features (see below), but it can be tempting to get in the habit of just using your favorite features all the time. However, using all the features can help round out your skills, diversify your learning and play to all  aspects of your personality.Let FluentU grow with you over the course of your education.  You choose what you watch and how much you watch. Meanwhile, FluentU uses an algorithm to track your learning and ensure youre pre sented with appropriate questions. This makes FluentU appropriate regardless of your current learning level. Because of this, you can let FluentU grow with you over time, keeping you learning right up until youre fluent.9 Fresh Features of the New FluentU Android AppVideosFluentUs Android app offers you real-world videos in the language youre learningâ€"like music videos, news, movie trailers, inspiring talks and more.However, thats not all! FluentU gives these videos a unique educational twist with its captioning system. Each video is captioned, and the captions are annotated to give you access to information like parts of speech, definitions, example sentences and associated images for individual words.If a word happens to be a verb in a language that requires verb conjugation, or another word that appears in different forms, youll even see which word form is being used. To more easily memorize a word, you can also hear the audio of that word by itself.Each video comes with a conv enient vocab list, allowing you to study key words used in the video. You might want to go over this before you watch the video so you can understand as much as possible right off the bat.The results from one study  done on video learning suggest that watching captioned real-world videos is useful in and of itself for language education. FluentUs annotation builds on this principle and takes it to the next level.Even if youre a whiz with your favorite  translation apps, looking up words youre unfamiliar with can be time-consuming. For instance, if you watch an hour of video content and dont recognize 100 words, even if it takes you only 30 seconds to look up each word, youll spend an additional 50 minutes just finding definitions.However, with FluentU, it takes just a second to look up any word when you encounter it in a video, saving you valuable time that you could use for more studying.AudioFluentUs Android app also offers some beginning audio dialogues and lessons, which provide an easy way to practice your listening and conversational skills.Like FluentUs videos, audio is captioned and you can easily look up any word as you encounter it.In addition, FluentU videos come with a Dialogue option where you can view the content line-by-line with audio clips for easy learning.FlashcardsFluentUs flashcards are super easy to use. Whenever you see a word you dont know and want to study more, you can simply add it to My Vocab. From there, you can see it in your flashcards whenever you want. Easy peasy!This is a great way to learn vocabulary. You can encounter each word in an authentic, real-world usage scenario through FluentUs videos and audio. Then, you can study the word further and go back to the video to understand it in context.Flashcard SetsNot sure what words you should study? Try the FluentU Android apps existing flashcard sets.FluentU offers pre-made flashcard sets to teach you an array of vocabulary words. For instance, Spanish students can use the Weird Spanish Words set to learn some unusual and fun vocabulary. Japanese students might like to benefit from studying up on common Japanese medical terms.You can even create your own flashcard sets with whatever words you like, and FluentU will make multimedia flashcards for you using videos across the program!CourseSometimes, making your own learning decisions can be intimidating, but FluentU has you covered. FluentUs Android app also offers some courses that are designed to walk you through learning in a well-organized sequence.If youre someone who likes structure and doesnt want to chart your own course to fluency, this is a great option.QuizQuiz Mode is a fun, engaging way to reinforce what youve been studying.You can use Quiz Mode with pre-made flashcard sets, with your own vocabulary list or with individual videos. First, youll study words. Then, youll be asked to recognize and use those words in a variety of different activities, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank and p utting words into the correct order to create a sentence.Spaced RepetitionSpaced repetition is a buzzword in any learning circle. The idea behind it is that material is best learned at spaced intervals. In other words, you need to see something again after a set amount of time in order to learn it most effectively.Studies  suggest that spaced, repeated encounters with material aids long-term retention. Since learning vocabulary requires long-term retention, spaced repetition is ideal for language learners.FluentUs Ready for Review feature makes use of spaced repetition to remind you of words youve already learned and reinforce them to solidify them in your memory. Why put in hours learning and relearning vocabulary when you could learn it more effectively by seeing it just a few times at the right intervals?Word LookupLanguage learners know how it is. If youve spent any time studying a language, youre more than a little familiar with looking up words. Luckily, with the FluentU Andro id app, word lookup is super easy.If youre watching a video or listening to audio, you can just tap any word to look it up.Youll see the words part of speech, definition, example sentences written by native speakers and an associated image. You can also listen to audio of the word until you get the pronunciation down.Daily GoalsHaving goals is important. After all, it makes you accountable to yourself.One study  suggests that when students meet their goals, they feel more capable of their ability to learn and improve, and therefore, set more ambitious goals. When it comes to language learning, this can lead to improved confidence and quicker learning.Thats why the FluentU app has users set a daily goal: 1 minute a day, 5 minutes a day, 10 minutes a day or 30 minutes a day.As you work to meet your goal, youre rewarded with points, giving you that immediate sense of accomplishment that will make you want to show up and learn every day.Want to know what iOS users had to say about the a bove features?Overall, the Plus plan is the most immersive learning experience I can think of. You watch videos people of that language might actually watch as opposed to boring stuff made by an educational tool. And said videos have every word spoken captioned and clickable for the definition. That is freaking awesome.The app is great! It runs smoothly and has all the same features as the site which is awesome! Im a pretty busy person so I have to squeeze in lessons when I have a break and this just makes it super easy to learn a new thing everyday. I recommend it to everyone I know who is learning.This app is so fun, educational, and funny. I also love it because it has levels for those who are beginners, to those who are experts. I highly recommend this app!!!So cure your app envy.Download the FluentU Android app!

16 Unexpectedly Awesome Android Apps for Language Learning

16 Unexpectedly Awesome Android Apps for Language Learning 16 Unexpectedly Awesome Android Apps for Language Learning You wouldnt have expected your grandmother to gift you her collection of porcelain cat figurines.But its hard to ignore the kitschy appeal of having thousands of creepy eyes staring down at you from your mantle.You wouldnt have thought youd spot Bigfoot in the Burger King drive-thru.But when the photo you sell to the tabloids earns you plenty of bucks to blow on burgers, it feels pretty great.Youd never have guessed that bees would take up residence inside your walls.But once honey starts seeping out, itll really up your tea game.Life is full of unexpected sweetness, and so is language learning. And there are plenty of  innovative language apps  on the market that are bound to surprise and delight you.Android apps have only continued to up their game, providing new and exciting features you would never expect.So if youre looking for an Android app to revolutionize your language learning experience, youll definitely want to try the 16 unexpectedly awesome apps below.Youll also want to know how to use your Android device to the max for language learning. How to Get the Most Out of Learning a Language with Your Android DeviceSelect a balanced array of learning apps.Dont be afraid to mix and match! After all, each app has different features and targets different skills, so its important that you select a balanced array of options. For instance, you might pair an app that gives you authentic listening practice with an app that gives you speaking practice.Consider partnering with friends to compare progress.There are already so many  social benefits of learning a second language; why not add one more and build your friendship by learning together? This is easy to do with apps. Just partner with someone studying the same language that youre studying and compare your results. What level are you at in your app of choice? How many words have you used? Not only is this a good way to make learning more social, your competitive spirit might push you to study a little more than you otherwise would.If youre already advanced, change your devices language settings.  Hey, apps dont need to be the only thing on your Android teaching you language skills. If youre already at an advanced level, changing the settings on your device can be an  easy way to study, since youll be forced to use your target language to use your device. To change the language settings on your Android device, open the Settings menu. From there, scroll down and click System or General management (this varies by device). Then, select Language and input. From there, you can change and/or add languages.16 Unexpectedly Awesome Android Apps for Language LearningFluentUWouldnt it be nice if you could learn a language by watching fun, authentic content? With FluentU, you can.FluentU transforms real-world contentâ€"like movie trailers, music videos, news, informational talks and moreâ€"into powerful learning tools youll enjoy using. Videos are captioned and these captions are annotated, so yo u can easily look up any words definition, example sentences and images to help you visualize the meaning.Not only that, FluentU also offers Quiz Mode, which combines videos, images and example sentences into interactive, multimedia activities and flashcards for an addictive, engaging learning experience that will be the envy of your friends.Plus, FluentU is highly flexible. You can choose what videos you watch, how many you watch, how often you watch them and how quickly you watch. Meanwhile, FluentUs algorithm tracks your learning to present you with level-appropriate questions that build on your knowledge without throwing you in over your head.And while you can  use FluentU on your Android device, the learning doesnt need to stop just because you set it down. You can also use your FluentU account online or on an iOS device.FluentU offers Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish, and is working on even more languages!World Language LearnerWa nt to expand your vocabulary? World Language Learner features over 2,000 words in each of over 50 languages,  including popular options like Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Spanish.Words are organized into thematic categories, including colors, clothes, travel and more.Each word is accompanied by its translation and pronunciation for easy studying. Theres also a word of the day feature to introduce you to new terms and make daily studying a habit.But beyond just learning the words, World Language Learner offers plenty of options to help reinforce what you learn. The app has games and quizzes to test your knowledge. Additionally, a  unique feature called TurboPlay allows you to play the audio in the category of your choice for convenient, hands-free learning.Learn 50 languages50Languages offers a unique combination of language lessons and games for (you guessed it, but actually even better) over 50 languages, and thats all available on this app.Designed for beginners or those who studied a language but need a refresher, 50Languages gives users  100 lessons per language to prepare for common situations, like travel, small talk, eating out and more.There are also vocabulary games and language quizzes for a fun twist on learning.Want to make your Android device an even more versatile learning tool? 50Languages offers downloadable audio that you can listen to on your commute, while youre cooking or whenever you have some time to kill.LingwingIf youve ever dreamed of immersing yourself in your target language but havent had the chance to go abroad, Lingwing might be the app youve been dreaming of.Lingwing aims to provide an immersion experience by giving you  chat-like experiences and personalizing the course to you using an algorithm. The app combines text, audio and speaking practice to help you hone a wide range of skills.Plus, if you have a competitive spirit and/or are learning with friends, Lingwing also gives you a scoreboard to compare yourself agains t others.Lingwing offers several popular languages, including English, French, Italian, Russian and Spanish.QlangoQlango is an interactive app designed to help you practice your skills.To do this, Qlango offers a number of different activities. For instance, there are translation exercises that allow you to select which languages youll translate between. There are also activities that have you construct sentences, matching activities, dictation exercises and more.Not only that, activities are ranked for difficulty, making it easier to select level-appropriate activities.Qlango offers 15 languages. These include  popular languages, like English, Italian and Portuguese, along with less commonly offered languages, like Albanian, Finnish and Greek.Papagei Language LearningPapagei Language Learning is a video learning system intended to engage the whole brain and speed up the learning process.The app combines watching videos, learning vocabulary with a digital dictionary, speaking with a n interactive coach to perfect your pronunciation and practicing comprehension with exercises.And, boy, does Papagei Language Learning have a lot of material. They advertise over 10,000 original videos and 120,000 interactive exercises. Thats enough to keep any language learner busy!Plus, no need to worry about whether or not Papagei Language Learning is right for your proficiency level. The app will analyze your proficiency level to start you out with appropriate material.Papagei Language Learning offers English, French, German and Spanish.LuvLinguaWant to play? LuvLingua is designed to teach beginning through intermediate language skills through fun games.The pro version offers several different games, including a picture quiz, listening quiz, multiple choice quiz and animated game.Not only that, the app features audio by native speakers and a phrasebook you can use to learn basic vocabulary, like greetings, directions, days and more.Afraid that your Android app cant keep up with your on-the-go lifestyle? Fear not! LuvLingua works offline, so you can use it even without Wi-Fi.LuvLingua offers apps that teach over a dozen languages, including popular options like Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.uTalkMaybe 10 languages arent enough for you. Maybe 50 still seems a little scant. Well, will 140 language options do the trick?Yes, uTalk offers over 140 languages, so most of the languages that come to mind for you are likely included. And the app doesnt skimp on words and phrases, either. In fact, there are over 2,500 words and phrases for each language.Vocabulary is divided into over 60 categories, including technology, travel, food, time and more.  The words and phrases are accompanied by audio featuring native speakers. You can even record your pronunciation to compare it to that of a native speaker.Need a break from all the studying? The uTalk app offers a number of different games, including a speakin g game, memory game and more.LangJetSometimes, even the most dedicated student just wants to have a little fun. If youre a beginning language student and want that fun to be productive, though, you might want to try LangJet.LangJet is a language learning adventure game. In the game, you fly a plane while avoiding hitting incorrect translations. Ultimately, you may learn up to 50 common words.The app offers eight languages: Bulgarian, English, Esperanto, French, German, Russian, Slovenian and Spanish.And if thats not enough to pique your interest, LangJet is free. You cant go wrong with that!HiNativeYou ask for your friends help all the time. But if you dont have any friends who speak your target language, who can you get help from? Simple: The new friends youre going to make.HiNative is a great source to find friends to ask your most pressing language questions. Through this app, you can ask native speakers about a tricky vocabulary word, have them explain grammar rules to you, uplo ad audio of yourself speaking to have them check your pronunciation or even upload pictures of text to inquire about. Basically, if you have a question about a foreign language or culture, you can post it to HiNative to get some help.With HiNative, youre not even particularly limited in terms of language; you can ask questions about over 100 languages.ZikTalkAsking questions is handy, but if you want a longer conversation, ZikTalk can help you get your chat on.This language exchange app connects users with native speakers to test out their skills. Not only can you search user profiles to find your ideal language friendâ€"once youve found them, you can place audio calls, video calls or write text-based posts.Plus, unlike many other language exchange apps, ZikTalk offers chat translations free of charge if you need a little extra help.Language offerings include Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.LingbeYou can never have enough friends. With Lingbe, you can make new friends right away all you have to do is press the call button to start speaking in your target language!Conversations are voice-based, and if you and your partner both enjoy yours, you can like each other, which enables you to exchange messages in the future.Lingbe also offers one particularly unique feature: After your conversation, your partner will provide you with feedback on your skills so you know how well youre doing and what you might need to work on.Language TranslatorAs a language student, you can never have enough tools to look up unfamiliar words. And with its simple, convenient interface, Language Translator is a great tool to have in your language toolbox.Language Translator can translate between 90 different languages, and you can input text manually or by speaking. Additionally, you can listen to audio translations to get a better idea of the pronunciation.To top it all off, Language Translator is completely free, so why not keep it around for quick, easy look-ups?AnkiDroid FlashcardsAnkiDroid Flashcards is a flashcard app with a lot to offer language learners.AnkiDroid allows you to download free flashcard decks created by others, including language sets. And with over 6,000 existing decks, youre likely to find something you can use.However, whats perhaps even more exciting is that you can create your own flashcard decks with text, images and sounds for a terrific multimedia learning resource. Dont have audio? The app also has text-to-speech.Like all the most popular flashcard apps, AnkiDroid uses an SRS (spaced repetition system), designed to present material at an ideal interval for efficient memorization.AnkiDroid offers plenty of navigation options, so you dont have to tire yourself out swiping. Instead, you can swipe, tap or shake.If youre into late-night cram sessions, AnkiDroid also has a night mode, which is easier on the eyes.And when youre getting tired and need a little extra motivation, just check your st atistics to see how far youve come using AnkiDroid!Cram.com FlashcardsAffiliated with the popular website, Cram.com Flashcards aims to bring all your favorite website features to your Android device.The app enables you to log in to your Cram.com account, so youll have access to all the great content you usually enjoy on your computer. You can access the flashcard sets youve created yourself and all your favorite sets.Not familiar with Cram.com yet? Well, it offers millions of existing flashcards, and with new cards being added by members every day, the number will only continue to grow. While the site and app have some language sets, you can also create your own. Not only that, you can create flashcards or edit your existing flashcards within the Cram.com Android app, whether you want to incorporate text, images or both.The app also features three different study modes. Card mode goes through the entire deck, while memorize mode focuses on the cards you still need to learn, hiding c ards you already know. Ready for an intense experience? Try the cram option for spaced repetition.Dont have access to Wi-Fi? No problem! Cram.com Flashcards also works offline.VocAppVocApp is a flashcard app designed specifically for language learners, from beginning through advanced.VocApp allows you to create your own flashcards. You can upload images, import material or even dictate to the program. VocApp can help you out by adding translations, in-context examples, audio pronunciations and images.The app also offers existing flashcard sets on topics like fruits and vegetables in Spanish, numbers in French and common English nouns.Plus, the app uses spaced repetition to try to make your learning more efficient.But VocApp is so much more than just flashcards.  The app also offers courses created by professionals and lessons created by other users, including native speakers.Are you ready for your mind to be blown? Check out these unexpectedly awesome Android apps and prepare to be impressed.

The Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule

The Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain RuleThe Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule is a very useful little rule of thumb for students with lower than average reading ability. It is also one of the most successful strategies I have found for improving students' comprehension and retention skills.When you are trying to improve your level of skill at reading, one of the most effective ways to do this is to read lots of texts that are far below your level of reading ability. This can work well if you have been at it for quite some time and are really good students. Or, if you want to get better fast, as in learning any new skill or topic, this can work great.The Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule works well with the 'good students' strategy. It is a quick way to help students with low reading comprehension and retention skills. One of the best things about this method is that it helps students to remember much of what they are reading. It really helps them to integrate the concepts in their ow n mind much more quickly.The Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule works well because it helps students to organize their thoughts into categories and ideas. They learn the concept of reading information one item at a time. It can also help them organize their thinking into categories by using vocabulary words.The Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule also helps students to sort out and work out which information needs the most work. Once they realize that they have not been properly studying the material, it helps them to consider the reasons for poor study habits. This rule is effective because it provides immediate feedback for them to get over it. For example, if they want to improve their work habits, this rule can help them to analyze why they are doing it wrong.Another key benefit of the Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule is that it can improve learning speed. Many students think that the best way to learn something is to go over what they know in class or when taking tests. The Or ganic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule teaches them that they can learn more by actually trying to understand the material. This can be a real motivator to many students who just want to learn the material but cannot seem to really get the hang of it.The Organic Chemistry Tutor Chain Rule is a handy rule of thumb for those who are struggling with reading and writing skills. For those who have lower than average reading and writing skills, it can be a great tool to help them.

Why It Is Important To Hire A Scooter Tutor

Why It Is Important To Hire A Scooter TutorA scooter tutor is basically an individual who is on a scooter and teaches the younger generation to ride on scooters. These tutors are not just riding in a local store or library, they are actually inside your home which is the advantage.You need to make sure that you pick the right scooter for your children. Even if you have a scooter, there are certain things you need to consider so that you will get a good scooter for them. Here are some things that you should consider when picking out the scooter for your child.The scooter must be legal for your location. They must not fall under the definition of being a 'narrow gauge motor scooter' because there are certain rules and regulations that are set up by the government for each city or area.There are many different types of scooters and so they are regulated by the vehicle safety standards for each state. It is important to check with your local and state authorities so that you will know wh at is allowed on the road.The next thing you must do is make sure that the person who is teaching your child is qualified. A qualified teacher should have a driving license and should also have some knowledge on motorcycling.Many scooter tutors are scooter enthusiasts and are enthusiastic about helping others learn to ride. A real scooter enthusiast will really be able to help your child learn to ride because they have been there themselves and know the various things that you need to take into consideration.It is also important that a tutor has their own drive so that they can keep things on track. They also must be equipped with a fair amount of knowledge about the scooter so that they can help in the training process.

Definition of Amu in Chemistry

Definition of Amu in ChemistryAs a chemist you need to know the definition of Amu, this is a chemical element that is believed to have been first created in the universe. It is believed that the universe started when all the atoms of matter were created.The first atom formed when the light was released from all the gas, all of these atoms fused into a single metal oxide. There are some that believe that this atom is one hundred and fifty times heavier than the earth. Many think that it is the hardest substance in the universe and scientists have made many scientific theories about it and how it came into existence.The scientist believes that the universe was created by the formation of a black hole. It is a huge object that emits energy and heat and is so large that it almost completely covers up the rest of the universe. They think that all of the atoms came together on this giant black hole and started to form a universe. The atoms were able to escape from the black hole and create d light, this was then trapped within the black hole until it was finally released.It is believed that this is the source of the power of this black hole, this is the energy that allows the universe to exist. Many people believe that the universe has been around for so long because of this power and the existence of this black hole, therefore many scientists believe that this black hole is the source of everything in the universe.When you are working with the concept of the atoms, you need to know what atoms are in order to understand the concept of Amu. The atoms that are known to exist are oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, and various other elements that are metallic. This metal contains an electron and can be turned into different types of atoms and this is the process that scientists use to create life and build life forms.As you learn more about Amu, you will understand that this is the concept of the idea of the creation of life and the universe. Scientists believe that if y ou combine the metal atoms with the right combination of energy they will then make a black hole. Some people think that Amu has taken many forms since the time of the creation of the universe, it is believed that this substance contains an energy that allows the universe to exist and its existence is continuous.It is believed that many people have given up the concepts of life and existence and they feel that they will live out their lives without feeling or living. The science behind this theory is so complex and it is so much of what they do that it is hard to understand.