Online Tutoring - The right direction to get our students achieve their goals

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Easy Recipes for Beginners!

Easy Recipes for Beginners! The Beginners' Guide to Making Unmissable Meals ChaptersCooking Lessons: Easy StartersEasy Recipes for Main CoursesDesserts for BeginnersVocabulary“Everything you see I owe to spaghetti.” - Sophia LorenOver the years, people have started spending less and less time cooking.  With busier lives (between work, family, and leisure), we spend less time cooking and more time focusing on other things.However, you don’t need to spend 3 hours in the kitchen making a complicated dish in order to eat well and enjoy your meals.People generally think that simple meals can’t be tasty. If you're sick of jacket potatoes, cheesy beans on toast, instant noodles, or prepackaged sandwiches, here are a few examples of quick and easy dinner recipes that beginners can make. 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(Source: joshuemd)Are you ready to impress the in-laws this weekend or do you just need something you can quickly make on a weeknight after work for the whole family?Basil and Lemon Sardine TartinesPreparation time: 15 minutes.Cooking time: 5 minutes.Budget per person: £1.50Ingredients:4 large slices of farmhouse bread16 sardines in oil1 lemon1 teaspoon of dried basil or a few leaves of fresh basil1 shallot 100g of butterSaltRecipe for serving four people:Remove the skin and bones from the sardines.Work the butter into a paste in a salad bowl.Add the sardines, lemon juice, crushed shallot, salt, and basil.Toast the bread for a few minutes in the oven.Spread and you’re ready to go!Surimi TabouléPreparation time: 15 minutes.Cooking time: 5 minutes.  2 hours standing time.Budget per person: £2Ingredients:180g of bulgur8 rolls of surimi1 tomato1/4 cucumber1/4 red pepper10 mint leaves1 lemonOlive oilSaltRecipe for serving four people:Cook the bulgur in 750ml of salted boiling water for 5 minutes.Take off the heat and let it swell in the water for 5 minutes.DrainDice the tomato, cucumber, and pepperMix with the warm bulgur.Add 50ml of olive oil, juice from the lemon, crushed mint leaves, salt, and minced surimi.Leave to stand for 2 hours.For a vegetarian alternative, you can replace the surimi with feta or tofu. Of course, if you prefer mushroom, carrot, spinach, or other veggies, you co uld always add them instead.Discover what foodies always keep on hand...Tomato Noodle SoupPreparation time: 15 minutes.Cooking time: 25 minutes.Budget per person: £1Ingredients:3 tomatoes50g of tomato concentrate100g of vermicelli1 onion1 garlic clove1 cube of chicken stockOlive oilRecipe for serving four people:In a pot, brown the onion, garlic, and crushed tomatoes in 50ml of olive oil.Add the tomato concentrate, 800ml of water, the stock cube (you can replace this with vegetable stock if vegetarian)Bring to the boilSimmer for 25 minutesAdd the vermicelliCook for 3 minutes before taking off the heatThis filling and hearty meal can be can be served as a starter or as a main dish on a cold winter's day. In fact, most soups are pretty quick and easy to make.Easy Recipes for Main CoursesFor original pasta dishes, stuffed vegetables, and quick meals, follow this guide. You don’t need to spend several hours preparing them nor do you need a chef’s qualification. These recipes are af fordable, easy, and quick.They also make a change from mac and cheese, a burger from McDonald's, or meatballs out of a tin.Cooking blogs are great for ideas on what to make. (Source: RitaE)Ready to go?Shirred Eggs with HamPreparation time: 10 minutes.Cooking time: 10 minutes.Budget per person: £1.50Ingredients:4 large eggs4 soup spoons of thick creme fraicheA slice of ham1 small tomato1 demi baguetteOlive oilSalt and pepperRecipe for serving four people:Baste 4 ramekins with olive oil.Cut the ham into strips.Spread the crushed tomato, ham, and creme fraiche into the bottom of the ramekin.Break an egg into each ramekin.Season with salt and pepper.Bake for 10 minutes at 180 °C in a water bath (bain-marie).Serve with bread cut into soldiers.What cooking tools should you have in your kitchen?Salmon TagliatellePreparation time: 10 minutes.Cooking time: 10 minutes.Budget per person: £1.50Ingredients:400g of fresh tagliatelle2 skinned salmon steaks100ml of cooking creamCooking white wine Olive oilSalt and pepperRecipe for serving four people:Cut the salmon and sauté it in a pan with olive oil for 5 minutes.Add 50ml of white wine and reduce.Add the cream and reduce.Season with salt and pepper.Cook the pasta with the salmon sauce.Quiche Lorraine/Vegetable QuichePreparation time: 10 minutes.Cooking time: 35 minutes.Budget per person: £2Ingredients:Pie dough3 eggs400g of heavy cream200g of lardon strips125g of grated cheeseNutmeg, salt, pepperRecipe for serving four people:Place the dough in a cake tin and pierce it with a fork.Cook the lardons in a pan without adding anything to themWhip the eggs, cream, salt, pepper, and nutmeg in a salad bowl.Place the lardons onto the doughSprinkle the grated cheese.Bake for 25 minutes at 200 °C.For a vegetarian option, you can replace the lardons with vegetables like courgette, peppers, broccoli, carrots, etc.Discover our beginner's cooking guide!Impress your friends with your cooking. (Source: rawpixel)Stuffed Goat’s Cheese To matoesPreparation time: 10 minutes.Cooking time: 20 minutes.Budget per person: £1.50Ingredients:8 tomatoes350g of fresh goat’s cheese50g of walnut kernels200g of wheat semolina30g of breadcrumbs1 tablespoon of honeyOlive oilSaltRecipe for serving four people:Cut the tops off the tomatoes and scoop out the insidesMix the goat’s cheese, honey, the insides of the tomatoes, a tablespoon of olive oil, nuts, breadcrumbs, and salt in a salad bowl.Insert into the tomatoesPlace the tops back on the tomatoes and add tablespoon of olive oilCook for 20 minutes at 180 °CServe with semolina prepared in advance.If you don’t like goat’s cheese, you can always replace it with ricotta or cream cheese with herbs.Buckwheat Pancakes with HamPreparation time: 15 minutes.Cooking time: 15 minutes.Budget per person: £1.50Ingredients:4 buckwheat pancakes4 slices of ham4 eggsLettuce80g of grated cheese4 tablespoons of thick creme fraicheOlive oilVinaigretteSaltRecipe for serving four people:Fry the 4 eggs with a bit of olive oil and salt.Put to one sideReheat the buckwheat pancakes with a bit of oilPlace a slice of ham into the middle with the crème fraîche, egg, and grated cheeseFold the pancake into a squareRepeat for the over pancakesServe with lettuce and vinaigretteFor a vegetarian option, you can always replace the ham with mushrooms or sliced avocado.Sautéd Pineapple PorkPreparation time: 15 minutes.Cooking time: 10 minutes.Budget per person: £1.50Ingredients:400g of pork tenderloin1 jar of sliced pineapple200g of rice1/2 a red pepper1 shallot1 tablespoon of cornstarchOlive oilSaltRecipe for serving four people:Dice the pork and sauté it in oil in a frying pan or skilletPut to one sideIn the hot pan, sauté the crushed shallot and diced pepper.Dilute the cornstarch in 3 tablespoons of pineapple juice and salt.Add this pineapple sauce to diced pineapple.Cook for 2 minutes.Serve with rice.If you're a big fan of pork, you could replace the pork tenderloin with tender pork chops, too.Desserts for BeginnersDesserts are far from a hassle!There are easy recipes. Feel like a homemade chocolate cake but you’re on your own or can't be bothered with baking?Mugcake it is!Forget complicated crumble, clafouti, rice pudding, or crème patissière. Let’s make things simple.You should only really get strawberries when they're in season. (Source: Engin_Akyurt)Chocolate MugcakePreparation time: 5 minutes.Cooking time: 3 minutes.Budget per person: £1Ingredients:1 egg20g of flour20g of sugar30g of butter40g of dark chocolateRecipe for one person:Place the butter and chocolate into a mug and microwave for 30 seconds.Smoothly mix and then add flour and sugar.Mix again.Add the egg and mix it in.Put in the microwave for 1 minute.I bet you didn't think that a cake could be baked in less than ten minutes, but there you have it! There definitely won't be any leftovers.Orange Blossom French ToastPreparation time: 10 minutes.Cooking time: 5 minutes.Budget per person: £2.50Ingredients:1 stale baguette (usually leftover from another meal)Orange blossom3 eggs140g of unsweetened condensed milk2 sachets of vanilla sugar2 tablespoons of powdered sugarRapeseed oilRecipe for serving four people:Whip the eggs with the condensed milk, vanilla sugar, and sugar.Add a tablespoon of orange blossom and mix it all together.Cut the bread into slices.Quickly plunge the bread into the mix and take it straight back out and put it onto a plate.Heat the oilBrown the bread on both sidesServe warmThe orange blossom adds a refreshing zesty and tangy addition to a traditional recipe and while we've put it down as a dessert, it's also great for brunch on the weekend.Speculaas and Strawberry DessertPreparation time: 10 minutes.Budget per person: £1.80Ingredients:300g of strawberries8 speculaas2 pots of vanilla puddingWhipped creamRecipe for serving four people:Wash the strawberries, keep four to one side and place the rest into a blender.Place the mix into ramekins and cover with half a pot of vanilla pudding.Sprinkle speculaas crumbs on top.Serve with whipped cream, a bit more speculaas on top, and half a strawberry.As you can see, you can get most of these on the table in 30 minutes or less and for those that take longer, it's just because you have to cook them for a little longer.If you're out of dinner ideas, don't forget there are books and websites with plenty of easy dinners you can make. Some websites even organise their recipes by ingredient so you can see what you have in your cupboards and make it.Whether you're looking for hearty casserole recipes, how to make a satisfying stir-fry, making some chilli con carne in a slow cooker, there are a number of great websites as well as books to get you started.Or you can search for a  cooking course  London and learn how to make more elaborate dishes.If you're willing to spend more time, there are also plenty of great resources on how to make a roasted chicken dinner. If you've got chicken in th e fridge or freezer, there are easy chicken recipes for your weeknight dinners or suppers, too!VocabularyIf a few terms were Greek to you, here’s a couple definitions. We've got a few definitions in our other articles on cooking, so make sure to read them, too!Kneaded ButterThis is butter at room temperature that has been worked with a spatula until it has a creamy consistency.DiluteThis means adding a substance to a liquid to weaken it. It’s similar to dissolving.Now discover the best cooking quotes to keep you inspired...

Guitar Lessons for Kids Choosing the Right Teacher

Guitar Lessons for Kids Choosing the Right Teacher Megan L. One of the most important factors in guitar lessons for kids is finding the right teacher. Guitar teacher  Raymond L.  shares his secrets for finding a great teacher for your child In my opinion one of the first qualities, you, as a parent, have to look for in a guitar teacher is that they inspire your child and help them develop a profound love for this beautiful musical instrument. If your guitar teacher does not inspire your child, very likely they wont be able to motivate your child or awaken in them a passion for the guitar, which is so essential to assure a progressive and sound development in your child’s musical and technical abilities. As a parent, you should ask yourself these questions to see if a guitar teacher is right for your child: Does the guitar teacher know how to stimulate a positive attitude in my child? What systems does he or she use to motivate my child? Does the guitar teacher have good teaching skills and experience? Stimulating a Positive Attitude It is crucial that your guitar teacher works with your child to create a positive mindset because many students get easily frustrated when they are taking beginner guitar lessons. So the guitar teacher has to help with the anxiety of the student, always making him or her feel at ease. They should tell your child, from the start, to avoid using the words “hard” or “difficult” in their vocabulary whenever they are experiencing some technical difficulty in playing a piece of music, but rather to substitute the word “challenging” for other words that have a more negative connotation. Your guitar teacher should encourage your child to never say, “I can’t”, but to say instead, “I will”. It is also essential for your guitar teacher to get to know your child’s interests: for example what kind of music they love in order to be prepared and able to teach your child those songs, or the type of music that most inspires them. Your guitar teacher has to establish long-term, intermediate- and short-term goals together with your child, by brainstorming with them and incorporate those goals in the curriculum. Your guitar teacher should never foster the feeling in your child that they are being punished, for example, making them repeat a song or a passage too many times. On the contrary, they should reinforce the child’s self-confidence by accompanying them, while repeating the song or music section, just enough to keep their interest and help them continue learning. Motivation When your child achieves one of their goals and is able to play their first song, riff, or piece of music satisfactorily, they will get what we call in psychology, “intrinsic motivation”. This type of motivation develops from inside your child, from the pleasure they get from the task itself, from their enjoyment of playing, or even the satisfaction of working with the music.  Many children are already intrinsically motivated because they simply love music or have an idol that they want to imitate or emulate. Your guitar teacher should also stimulate your child’s motivation by using “extrinsic motivation” by rewarding him or her for their progress, especially if they notice signs of discouragement or low motivation. This approach will help to compensate for any gaps in intrinsic motivation and keep your childs motivation at a high level. Your guitar teacher can use different methods and systems to reward and motivate, such as: Playing the guitar for your child Using encouraging words such as: “Good job”, “Perfect”, “Awesome”, etc. Rewarding them with stickers for their music book or notebook when they play a song correctly Practicing together with your child, accompanying them while they play the instrument Repeating and adding rhythm to the song or music if they have played the song correctly Giving out certificates of merit and achievement Organizing jam sessions with other students of the same level Organizing recitals together with students for parents, family and friends Organizing awards and competitions between students Parents should also use what I call the “Motivation Meter” that shows the measure of their child’s motivation. This is the intuition or feeling you get when your child starts showing lack of interest in attending guitar lessons.  Once the “Motivation Meter” sends the alarm signal to your mind, immediately you should start looking for the cause of this lack of motivation in your child. Youll want to be able to talk to their guitar teacher about the problem too. Teaching Skills Versus Technical Skills It is of vital importance for parents to know the type of education, preparation, musical background, technical skills, music knowledge, and even written reviews their childs guitar teacher has. Do not be impressed only by a guitar teachers technical skills (how well they play the guitar) because this aspect is not always a guarantee that they also possess the ability to communicate information clearly and with ease. It is important to distinguish a performing artist from an educator. Parents, you don’t want to have to struggle with your child to get them to their guitar lessons, neither would you like to see them dragging to practice.  I’m sure you would like to see your child enjoying their guitar lessons, so please consider these tips to evaluate and select your child’s guitar teacher with consciousness. Consequently you will contribute to a delightful experience for your child with the guitar. Interested in guitar lessons for kids? Search for a guitar teacher near you! Raymond L. teaches guitar, classical guitar, musical theory, ukulele, and Spanish in Jacksonville, FL. Raymond has been teaching for over 30 years and he specializes in pop, blues, modern, Latin, classical and popular music.  Learn more about Raymond  here! Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher Photo by  woodleywonderworks

Can Online Tutoring Replace Live Classroom Education

Can Online Tutoring Replace Live Classroom Education The internet has dramatically changed things across a wide spectrum transforming impossible to possible. Today, the entire world is under the spell of the phenomenal growth of the internet; education is one such area observing major changes with popularly known e-learning or online tutoring. The primary benefit of  tutoring  online is that one can attend a school in England while staying in Africa. On the contrary, review says that online tutoring may not be fully appreciable as one-to-one learning in classroom inspires efforts, enforce accountability and endorse academic responsibility in subtle ways. The debate goes on with question Can Online Tutoring replace live classroom education? Here are the pros and cons of both Live Classroom and Online Tutoring will allow you to decide on the most debated questions. Pros of Live Classroom: • Are great due to face-to-face interactions between tutor and student • Chance to develop and learn better in a social network with other students • Chance to learn lessons on values of life that online tutoring does not have • Resume showing your education from good school always carry weight • Gives life changing experience to shape and get ready to face the real world Cons of Live Classroom: • Expensive which include cost school fees, transportation, uniform and social activities • Time consuming which takes lot of time apart from classroom hours • Adjusting to new environment each year Pros of Online Tutoring: • Get study material online viz. educational materials, videos, audio books etc. in downloadable format • Can access and replay the recorded tutoring • Flexible in study hours with deadlines to meet • Full control with student with self-paced learning concept • Less expensive in comparison to live classroom • Can be finished in a shorter time Cons of Online Tutoring: • Lack of bond between student and tutor as they may not interact face-to-face • Lack practical and laboratory guidance • Required choosing accredited online tutoring • Need to be self-disciplined and responsible to meet given deadlines • Require stable and reliable internet connection On student part, hard work and perseverance are the most two important elements to finish up the course successfully. With online tutoring, the role of teacher transforms from being content deliverer to more of a mentor. We keep subject matter under a debate, keeping an option open for students to opt one that most feasible on their part. According to Tutor Pace Inc., online tutoring may not replace live classroom but it always helps the growth of basic classroom education.

A New School 5 Tips for Parents

A New School 5 Tips for Parents A new school is a daunting prospect. Here are five tips for parents to help your children:  1. Allow your child to feel whatever they are feeling Tell your child that it’s normal to feel whatever they are feeling. Be careful not to invalidate those feelings by saying ‘don’t be silly, you don’t feel nervous’. If they want to tear-up, let them. Most people feel a lot better after letting off a bit of steam.  Empathise with their concerns. Agree that you too would be worried about such a thing.  2. Remind your child that everyone feels just as nervous Ask them if they think any other students could feel the same way when they enter a new school. Maybe share a personal story if you have one: your first day of school or even a new job. Ask them to be kind to the other students who may be just as nervous as they are. A mission to take care of the other students can give them confidence and help them make friends much quicker.  3. Know what happens on the first day Schools often send out letters detailing the first day of term, and sometimes the entire first week. Read this with your child and write down any questions that you will phone or email the school with so you can find out the answers in good time 4. Make a plan with your child My fellow tutors and I have found that creating a wall-planner can be hugely beneficial, especially if you use this to discuss an action plan for the term ahead. Seeing the bigger picture makes the term seem less daunting and helps them plan homework and revision so exams don’t ‘pop out-of-the-blue’.  5. Make your the boss of their own education A student who feels empowered, and supported, in their own education will do better than one who is dragged kicking and screaming through the school year. Ask them how you can best support them in their studies. Can you remind them every evening to get their work done before watching TV? Can you get them any additional books or resources as the term goes on? Then it’s easier to say “you asked me to do this” rather than coercion later on.

Still, Already or Yet And is the NSA Spying on you Videos and Exercises

Still, Already or Yet And is the NSA Spying on you Videos and Exercises Still, Already and Yet are three essential English adverbs used to express when actions are going to happen, are expected or unexpected to happen. Youll use them daily when speaking English, but our English students are often confused about which of these words to use in a sentence. Weve created a video and exercise to help with this, combined with a listening exercise about Edward Snowdens allegations that the NSA is spying on US citizens, it is a great topic for a conversation class!Can you correctly fill the gaps with Still, Already or Yet below? Watch the video for answers.People ____ need to decide how valuable their privacy is.Weve _____ lost our privacy.He ____ hasnt been arrested.Still, Already or Yet VideoListening Exercise: Watch the video below, then try the questions.Do the exercise below to see if you understand, and to test your knowledge of Still, Already and Yet. You can write your answers in comments and we will respond. 1. Obama hasn’t responded to Snowden’s all egations_______.2. Snowden is _____ free. He might seek shelter in Iceland if they haven’t arrested him _____.3. Snowden had ________ left the country when he gave the interview.4. Have they made a decision ______?5. I can’t believe people have________ forgotten. Snowden’s disclosure is unlikely to change anything!6. Does he ________ work for the US government? juan yet already yet already yet yet still LOIEnglish JuanYou have a problem with #2. We use already to say something happened SOONER than expected. Also you have a problem with #5. This one is tricky because it doesnt follow the exact rules of where the adverb is placed in the sentence. Thaly 1. yet2.still yet3. already4. yet5. already6. still LOIEnglish Good job! David Beleggia Exercise 1. 1) still 2) already 3) still David Beleggia Exercise 2:1) yet 2) still yet 3) already 4) yet 5) already 6) still

The Top Five Video Games for College Students

The Top Five Video Games for College Students Super Smash Bros. Brawl photo via Flickr user J from the UK. 1) Super Smash Bros. Nintendos all-out brawler for the Wii lets up to four people duke it out in a cartoony way that seems deceivingly simple. A strategic fighter game that many college students have played at some point or another before college, Super Smash Bros. is one of the best video games to play with roommates, floormates, new friends, and even your RA (speaking as an RA, I can attest to going a few rounds with residents). Anyone can pick up and button-mash, but those with more practice can really go at it, making this the perfect video game to grace a college dorm room. 2) Halo This Xbox-exclusive series which may very well be the Xbox Ones last vestige of hope (oops, sorry not sorry) is widely popular as a somewhat more casual first-person shooter. You play as a Spartan, a super-soldier sent to fight against aliens from the Covenant using all manner of futuristic guns, grenades, and laser swords. Whether through a pick-up cooperative game with a friend or two either online or in person, or a fast-paced multiplayer versus game online, Halo effectively entertains the easily-distracted college student. The Sims box photo via Flickr user joshwept 3) The Sims 3 The Sims have been around for-flipping-ever and are still, believe it or not, successful enough to still be coming out with new expansion packs for their latest installment, The Sims 3. I mentioned in a previous article about the best PC games for non-gamers  that The Sims 3 is a god game. You control your Sims every move (*cue Every Breath You Take*) and have endless possibilities at your disposal to micro-manage your Sims lives. What makes The Sims super appealing towards college students, perhaps, is that feeling of being in control while in the real world, we are learning to take control of  our  lives. Just a theory. 4) Left for Dead 2 Havent you heard? Zombie is the new vampire craze. Or maybe its always been about zombies. Left for Dead 2, an oldie but goodie, is a cooperative first-person shooter game for PC and Mac that pits you and three other survivors against zombie hordes. Almost anyone can play since its for both PC and Mac and its usually pretty cheap during Steam sales. Since it relies on online play, you can team up with friends sitting right next to you or across the country. Ive played Left for Dead 2 in my dorm and at home with my college friends, making it an easy, great way to game with friends no matter where you are. Animal Crossing New Leaf box art, via Amazon.com 5) Animal Crossing: New Leaf Animal Crossing launched way back when on the trusty Gamecube.  Animal Crossing has a simple premise you play a villager who comes to a town populated by animal inhabitants and work to repay your mortgage while making friends, collecting bugs and fish, pulling weeds to maintain the town, and the like.  The latest installment, Animal Crossing: New Leaf for the 3DS has been making rippling waves in the gaming community, placing you as the mayor of your  new town and as such have many more responsibilities and privileges.. While I havent yet played New Leaf, I am a huge fan of the series and many of my college friends have been waxing poetically about the game. What makes Animal Crossing: New Leaf great for college students is firstly, the ability to share friend codes with others and visit each others town and secondly, the ability to close and open your 3DS anywhere and play for just a few minutes or a few hours. With the mobility of a college students life, Animal Crossing is a gre at game to consider, one that I hope to get my paws on soon. Do you have favorite video games for college students? Let us know in the comments!