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By Jeanette Marshall July 28, 2018
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The essential responsibility of everyhealthcareorganization is to properly implement compliance in accordance with federal and state health care program. However, the healthcare organizations failing to ensure fraud face serious outcomes. This resulted in a self-reform system that every healthcare organization has custom tailored compliance according to their specific services. ...read more
By OnlineAudioTraining July 16, 2018
As more and more students rely onmath help tutorsto get them through tricky math courses, many are starting to questions the efficacy of private tutoring. Is it really worth the cost? There are many factors that can affect the quality of tutoring like student's openness to math help tutoring, the openness of conversation between teacher, parent, student, and tutor, and of course the quality of the tutor himself. These are all factors that we as parents and educators can try to influence as much as possible. Indeed, here at Tried&True; Tutoring we put a lot of effort into controlling these factors. However, science is now learning that there are factors outside of these that are much harder to control. Professor Vinod Menon from the Stanford University School of Medicine recently released a study that sheds light on why math help tutoring sometimes drastically improves student grades, while other times it does not. In thisCNN Health Articlehe explains that MRI brain scans have revealed physical differences in students' brains that help to explain this. The hippocampus, this is a structure of the brain that is crucial for "episodic memory," seems to be crucial. The larger the volume of this brain structure, the more benefit student will get from math help tutoring.This effect seems to be true across demographics from students with high IQ and high math abilities to students with low IQs and low math abilities. Some of us might be wired better for learning math. The irony is that often it is those of us who might not be wired as well for learning math who need math tutoring. What is the solution? This is where we look to the tutoring factors that can be controlled. At Tried & True Tutoring we consistently find that students who want tutoring get the most out of tutoring. While we can't make someone want tutoring, we can influence how they feel about tutoring. This is why good tutors are trained to make tutoring an exciting and memorable experience. We all remember that teacher who infected us with a true passion for his or her subject. When the math help tutor is excited, the student becomes excited, and what was once a boring subject, becomes interesting. This is one of the biggest factors that we asmath help tutorscan influence and this is why we emphasize this factor so much when hiring and training tutors. There might be physical differences in students' brains that effect their ability to learn math, but we can mitigate these differences by bringing true passion to the subjects we teach. ...read more
By Tried & True Tutoring August 17, 2013
"Colors fade, temples crumble, empires fall, but wise words endure."- Edward Thorndike (1874-1949), American psychologist INTRODUCTION Do your students speak enough English? Help your friends, neighbors, workers, and English language learners students create meaningful - and memorable - conversations. Ask more. Know more. Share more. That's the philosophy behindCompelling Conversations:Questions and Quotations on Timeless Topics. English language learners want to share experiences and insights on contemporary topics - and expand their practical and academic vocabulary. Quotations and proverbs, from differing points of view, also encourage discussions, model excellent communication, and develop critical thinking skills. Students hold longer discussions, learn about their classmates, and gain practical experience. Let's create better, deeper, and more enjoyable conversations - even in English! You can create compelling conversations by asking simple, yet deep, questions like: What brings you here? How did you hear about this class (party/event/movie)? What do you like to do online? Where were you born? How many miles do you think that is from here? Where are you in your family's birth order? What makes you smile? What have you been reading recently? Can you recommend any movies to see or rent? What's the most beautiful place you've seen? What qualities make a good leader? Which issues are important to you in this election? Who chose your name? Why? What music inspires you? Where are you coming from? Where are you going? Where do you feel most comfortable? Why? How do you release stress? What do you appreciate about living here? What did you learn at your last job? What do you do to stay healthy? What TV shows would you recommend to a visitor to your country? Why? Have your habits changed in the last year? How would your friends describe you? What would you add? "In sum, Compelling Conversations is a recommended resource for teachers who want to make their conversation classes more learner-centered. It should be especially appealing to those who wish to escape the confines of the Presentation-Practice-Production approach and do without a formal grammatical or functional syllabus. It reflects both authors' considerable professional experience, and would be a notable addition to any English teacher's bookshelf. " - HallEnglish Teaching Professional Jan. '09 pg. 44 Buy the textbook - or the ebook - today that is used in over 40 countries to help English language learners - and native speakers - improve their social skills, fluency, and confidence in speaking to friends, neighbors, and customers in English. Each of the 45 chapters identifies a timeless topic, asks 30+ questions, reviews American idioms and global proverbs, and includes 10 or more quotes on the topic. It's an enjoyable, practical book that shows how, step by step, to learn the art of conversation, chit-chat, and savvy small talk - in English! Ask more. Know more. Share more. CreateCompelling Conversations. Visitwww.CompellingConversations.com ...read more
By Chimayo Press September 06, 2009
Safety is protection for a person or object from danger, risk or injury. Consistent patterns of believing, thinking and responding in a risk prohibitive manner denote a culture of safety. Safety rules are guidelines designed to lower the probability of danger for a person or object. The following list... ...read more
In a declining economy, enrolling in classes offered online can allow you to pursue a degree program in a different career or to supplement your current degree. What's more, online classes allow busy professionals to take classes at times more convenient to them. ...read more
