How to Find Dance Tutors For Your Dance Class

How to Find Dance Tutors For Your Dance ClassWhen you decide to get a dance tutor, you need to know about the various ways to get quality tutoring, and then choose the right one. Even though you can find tutors on the internet, finding the right one for your needs is important too. Here are a few ways to make sure you choose the right one.Dance tutoring can be very expensive. It's not uncommon for a single session to cost hundreds of dollars or more. If you have a lot of extra money, you can get private tutoring, but if you don't have that kind of money, there are other options for you.Many schools have dance programs or they have dance teacher instructors who have a large group of students. You can also ask around, either to friends or to family members who may know someone who works in a dance studio.Dance tutoring is not just for those people who have a lot of time on their hands or are looking for a way to earn some extra money. Most students who take dance classes are not profes sionals or are not from large cities and therefore do not want to travel or commute an hour to classes.Online dance tutoring is a great option if you are looking for one. The best part about online dance tutoring is that you can have someone who speaks your language who lives near where you live and understands the culture and language.If you are only looking for a short session, then online dance tutoring may be the best solution for you. Most online tutors will work with you during the session and will allow you to have access to their Skype.When you find the right one for you, take a look at your budget and make sure you are getting the best price available. Make sure you check references as well as reviews of eachdance instructor you are considering, to make sure you are choosing the right one for you.

Distracted Driving Teens with ADHD

Distracted Driving Teens with ADHD For teens, passing a road test and receiving a drivers license are exciting milestones. As drivers, teenagers gain the freedom and autonomy that they crave, and their parents are happily released from their carpooling duties! While there are many positives that come with driving, there are also significant risks that cant be ignored. It is widely known that newly licensed adolescent drivers are at high risk for motor vehicle accidents. In fact, the risk of being in an accident is almost 3 times higher for teenagers than it is for adults over the age of 20.1 This risk explains why insurance rates are much higher for adolescent drivers, and why many states have graduated driver licensing programs in place (e.g., driving is only allowed until 9pm, no passengers are allowed in the car, etc.). Texting and using a cell phone while driving only compound these risks, and cell phone use accounts for 10% of all fatal car accidents.2 Despite laws in many states banning text messaging while driv ing, over 44% of teens say that they still text and drive.3 While the risks are already high for teen drivers, they are even greater when ADHD is added into the mix. The cognitive skills involved in driving a car are the very skills that are impaired in kids, teens, and adults with ADHD. ADHD is associated with deficits in the executive functioning skills responsible for staying focused, planning ahead, managing emotions and impulses, and reacting quickly to changes in the surrounding environment all of which come into play while driving. With this in mind, its not surprising that the rates of car accidents, speeding tickets, and other traffic citations are even higher among teens with ADHD than teens without ADHD.4 Recent studies using driving simulators have found that teens with ADHD had difficulty staying in their lane and driving at a consistent speed. In simulator tasks that included texting, both the teens with ADHD and the teens without ADHD drove more poorly but the texting-related impairment in teens with ADHD was significantly worse than in the teens without ADHD.4 Knowing that driving risks are higher for teens with ADHD, parents are encouraged to take extra steps to help their adolescents develop safe driving skills. Effective treatment with ADHD medication improves teen driving. ADHD medication has been shown to improve teen driving skills during driving simulator tasks. If your teen takes medication for ADHD, require them to take their medication consistently once they start driving. Teach your teen about the risks of driving with ADHD. Feeling invincible is a hallmark of the teenage years, and many teens with ADHD underestimate the negative effects that their ADHD symptoms have on every day activities including driving. Make sure your teen is aware of the increased risks that come with having ADHD, and the reasons why his or her driving will become even more impaired if he or she texts or faces other distractions while driving. Lack of sleep will impair driving abilities. The effects of sleep deprivation on driving performance are profound, and under extreme conditions can be as impairing as alcohol. Poor sleep also negatively impacts ADHD worsening the symptoms of inattention and impulsivity, and slowing down reaction times. Mix poor sleep, ADHD, and driving in teenagers and the result is a very risky combination. Encourage your teen to get at least 8 hours of sleep each night, and when he or she cant, consider not allowing him or her to drive that day. Develop your own house rules around driving. Many states limit the time of day when teens can drive and the number of passengers allowed in the car. While these limits are protective, teens with ADHD may need even more stringent rules. If you think that your teens ADHD symptoms are interfering with his or her driving ability or he or she is not demonstrating the level of maturity needed for safe driving, then create your own driving rules. Consider requiring more practice driving hours than what is mandated by state law, not allowing friends in the car even after the state-based limits have been lifted, limiting driving to short distances and only on weekdays during daylight hours, and having your teen use an app that reduces cell phone distractions while driving. Create a driving contract. Work with your teen to draw up a driving contract that outlines driving rules that you can both agree to. Whenever possible involve your teen writing the actual contract. Your teen will be more invested and respectful of the contract if his or her input was valued when it was created. ADHD symptoms pose a serious risk for teen drivers, but there are steps that parents can take. Encouraging your teen to take his or her ADHD medication daily, get good sleep, and work collaboratively to develop driving rules and a driving contract, can help keep your teen safe on the road. 1 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Fatality facts: teenagers 2015. Arlington (VA): The Institute;http://www.iihs.org/iihs/topics/t/teenagers/fatalityfacts/teenagers 2 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (2017). Traffic Safety Facts: Summary of Statistical Findings. Washington D.C.: NHTSAs National Center for Statistics and Analysis; https://www.nhtsa.gov/sites/nhtsa.dot.gov/files/documents/812_381_distracteddriving2015.pdf 3 Olsen, Shults, Eaton (2013). Texting while driving and other risky motor vehicle behaviors among US high school students. Pediatrics, 131, e1708-e1715, 4 Narad et al. (2013). Impact of distraction on driving performance of adolescents with and without ADHD. JAMA Pediatrics; 167, 933-938. ABOUT DR. MARY ROONEY Mary Rooney, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. Dr Rooney is a researcher and clinician specializing in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and co-occurring behavioral, anxiety, and mood disorders. A strong advocate for those with attention and behavior problems, Dr. Rooney is committed to developing and providing comprehensive, cutting edge treatments tailored to meet the unique needs of each child and adolescent. Dr. Rooney's clinical interventions and research avenues emphasize working closely with parents and teachers to create supportive, structured home and school environments that enable children and adolescents to reach their full potential. In addition, Dr. Rooney serves as a consultant and ADHD expert to Huntington Learning Centers. ABOUT HUNTINGTON Huntington Learning Center 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 of all levels succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntington's mission is to give every student the best education possible. Call us today at 1.800.CAN LEARN to discuss how Huntington can help your child. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The material on this site is provided for educational purposes only.

Chemistry tutor in Stamford, CT

Math/Chemistry tutor in Stamford, CT Meet our new Tutor Ms. Rachelle G. She lives in Stamford, CT and specializes in chemistry, elementary math, reading, elementary science, computer basics, language art, spelling. Her entire life Rachelle has wanted to be an educator. She successfully tutors kids in elementary and middle school in all subjects. Tutoring is something Rachelle is very passionate about and her goal is to help kids be the best students they can be. Rachelle excels in math and science. She is in all honors classes and is currently taking AP Physics 1 and AP US History. Last year Rachelle took AP European History. She has a GPA of 4.0. Rachelle has a lot of experience working with kids. She has been volunteering at her local pre-school and this past summer, she worked as a day camp counselor for kids ages 5-10. This past year Rachelle tutored kids at her school in Chemistry and Algebra 1. Rachelle and other Tutors at TutorZ.com are here to help your kids develop good study habits and succeed in school.

Breakfast of Corporations

Breakfast of Corporations Photo courtesy of Pixabay. Before the rise of the agriculture industry and the subsequent dictation of breakfast food staples by corporate America, Americans relied on local food sources, namely local famers, and fresh, unprocessed foods that were seasonally available. The idea of breakfast foods held no significant meaning, as this could range from meats such as eggs or fresh beef, to local fruits and raw (unpasteurized) milk, unlike the vast array of processed pop tarts, breads and cereals with a sprinkling of artificial vitamins we consume today. So why the shift? According to author and food historian Andrew F. Smith in AlterNet, Cold cereals are an invention of vegetarians and the health-food industry, first through Kelloggs and then through C.W. Post, which steals all of Kelloggs ideas … These companies realized early on that people like sugar, and kids really like sugar so they shifted their sales target from adults concerned about health to kids who love sugar. Its a thoroughly American invention.  In fact, John Kellogg,  Michigan Seventh-Day Adventist physician and anti-masturbation activist,  originally invented breakfast cereal in 1894 to provide patients at the Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan with an anti-aphrodisiac meatless breakfast. Sugars were then added shortly afterward by his brother and partner in order to drive sales, while other companies soon followed suit in the creation of breakfast. Bagels and cream cheese remained foreign until the 1970s, and donuts were considered a dessert food until Dunkin Donuts labeled it a breakfast staple in the 1950s. Cheerios werent released by General Mills until 1941. Even yogurt,  worth over $4 billion as a health food even today, didnt give rise until the 1970s and was typically, as it is today, loaded down with more sugar than one should consume in an entire day. Pit this against traditional yogurt making, which in Greece was made using leftover raw (full-fat) sheeps milk from making cheese; there was no pasteurization, added sugars, corn syrup, or removal of fat. Yogurt was simply yogurt. Even orange juice, which seems innocent both in name and packaging, can provide a harsh lesson in the realities of industry labeling and marketing. What began in the 1930s as a health beverage has never truly been much more than fructose, chemicals and sugars in a bottle, with each serving containing about eight teaspoons of sugar, or almost as much as a can of soda (ten teaspoons). Additionally, major orange juice companies such as Tropicana store the juice in giant tanks and remove its oxygen, allowing the juice to keep for up to a year without spoiling. Since this process strips the juice of its flavor compounds, the companies then proceed to hire flavor and fragrance companiesthe same companies that create perfumes for brands such as Dior. They then create flavor pack formulas composed of chemicals not found in nature and that are geared to different palates. For instance, ethyl butyrate, a chemical in the fragrance of fresh squeezed orange juice, is added to many North American orange juice companies packs, since its a taste that Americans seem to prefer. Ask yourself why, like most people, you drink orange juice, Alissa Hamilton, agriculture expert, urges in Squeezed: What You Dont Know About Orange Juice. You probably say the reason is that it is good for you, or that it is high in vitamin C, or that you grew up drinking it and like it. If so, then I must frankly tell you that, when it comes to orange juice, you are acting like a robot. Hamiltons words ring true, not just in the world of orange juice drinkers, but in the world of breakfast (and most food) in America. The simple fact remains that most packaged, processed foods are the children of corporate monsters, designed to drive sales through catering to Americas sweet tooth; their nutritional value is null and void, and the advice Ive seen given by nutritionists to eat a donut rather than go without breakfast is absolutely cause for alarm in a society with unfounded obesity levels. But what about all those studies showing how slimmer individuals eat breakfast, and all the advice telling us well crash and burn if we skip it? Most studies of this nature are large, observational studies that rely on associations between habitual breakfast eaters and obesity with no cause and effect. Association studies contain many assumptions and downfalls. For instance, we can view the results of an observational study highlighting how breakfast-skippers typically weigh more than breakfast eaters; what this type of study doesnt take into account is the daily eating habits of the breakfast-skipper versus the breakfast-eater. The breakfast-skipper may be the type who skips breakfast regularly only to indulge in a Snickers bar at 11 a.m. and a lunch of McDonalds a few hours later, followed by fried chicken in corn oil and boxed, processed mashed potatoes for dinner, while the breakfast-eater may consume a breakfast of free-range eggs with a side of fresh fruit, a lunch consisting of a green salad with chicken, and a dinner of salmon and vegetables. This is simply incomparable: there is no doubt in anyones mind that the breakfast-eater will be healthier and thinner, yet this does not mean that eating breakfast is a  requirement  for health or that we should be eating donuts for breakfast if we have the option of eating nothing. However, at the end of the day, society only sees Breakfast-Eaters Weigh Less and Are Healthier, while they pull up to Dunkin Donuts. For those worried about weight gain from not eating breakfast, lesser known studies, such as the 2002 study by the  North American Association for the Study of Obesity, found that in a group of participants of breakfast-eaters and non breakfast-eaters, eating or not eating breakfast had no effect on their weights. There was no difference between groups (non-breakfast eaters vs. breakfast eaters) in amount of weight lost (34 vs. 32 kg,  p  = 0.14) or in duration of weight-loss maintenance (7.7 vs. 7.9 years,  p  = 0.29). Furthermore, there was not a significant difference in self-reported energy intake between groups, the study claimed. Many are also concerned that skipping breakfast will cause weight gain due to the myth that eating more meals increases metabolic rate, and therefore increases fat burn. A study on meal frequencies and the Thermic Effect of Food published in 1997 found,  Studies using whole-body calorimetry and doubly-labelled water to assess total 24h energy expenditure find no difference between nibbling and gorging. This reiterates that there is no difference between whether one consumes many small meals throughout the day or instead consumes 2-3 larger meals on the amount of energy our bodies use in a given day. Packaged food companies simply spread the myth that we need to eat six to eight times a day in order to drive sales, since most Americans dont have the time to cook or prepare for many meals a day and therefore rely on processed bars and shakes. However, weight loss and weight gain arent the only concerns accompanying skipping breakfast; many individuals eat the donut (or other sugary substitute) in fear of a blood sugar crash or low energy throughout the day, as propagated by food corporations and the government. On the contrary, the human body is an amazingly efficient organism, and would not have survived and adapted were this information even partially correct. Martin Berkhan of LeanGains cites how, It would take no less than three days or  84 hours of fasting  to reach blood sugar levels low enough to affect your mental state; and this is temporary, as your brain adapts to the use of ketones. During  48 hours of fasting, or severe calorie deprivation, blood sugar is maintained within a normal range; no measure of cognitive performance is negatively affected. Studies also show a lowered metabolic rate only after 60 hours of fasting, and some actually show a rise in metabolic rate when fasting. According to an article by Berkhan, this increase is between 3.6 percent-10 percent after 36-48 hours. Berkhan discusses how this would have been advantageous from an evolutionary perspective, seeing as an increased metabolic rate (and increased epinephrine and norepenephrine) would have sharpened the mind for kills and the search for food. Here we can see the fears regarding skipping breakfast, or any meal, are nearly completely unfounded and based on corporate interests to sell more product. Now many individuals argue that (considering conflicting studies) any food can be horrible, and therefore continue to eat processed, packaged foods in defiance of science not knowing the answer. The bottom line one many do not want to hear is that sound nutrition relies on simple, whole foods in their natural state. This includes foods that do not need to be processed, flavored with artificial flavors, have sugars added, or fat removed. Ancestral dietary habits practiced before the mass production of staple processed foods hold the key to health and nourish the body with foods it recognizes, not mere chemicals and sugars dressed up in pretty packaging. On that note, we need a national movement to truly educate the population, not just educate it in a way that turns profits. We need chemical orange juice to become an orange, for veggie chips to become fresh vegetables, and for yogurt to become actual yogurt free of sugars and corn syrup.  We need breakfast staples, and all meals, for that matter, to move from packaged and sugar-laden to fresh and in their natural state. We need to skip the donut.

Press Release TutorZ Announced Relocation To The Republic of Liberland

Press Release TutorZ Announced Relocation To The Republic of Liberland FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Port Hueneme, California, March 15, 2019-TutorZ LLC, a leading nation-wide tutoring market place, announced today the relocation of its main office to the country of  Liberland. Event though Internet businesses can virtually operate world-wide, they must be physically located in a country. The liberty-centric  country of  Liberland  promises to be an excellent choice for online businesses to operate due to its voluntary taxation system for both business and its employees, its property minded constitution and its attractiveness to high-qualified freelancers.   “Making  Liberland  our new home will affect our customers positively. The essentially zero-tax system will result into even lower fees to  our  tutors. With lower fees, our tutors are put into the favorable position to lower their hourly tuition prices billed to our students and parents.” says  TutorZ  Founder Dirk Wagner. Dirk goes on by saying that “the worlds strongest property legislation means that  TutorZ  wont be impeded by censorship legislation and usage restrictions as other internet businesses have and will be. Simultaneously,  TutorZ  will gain access to world-class developers, marketers and customer service experts who travel around the world in search of special places to live.” The relocation to  Liberland  will take place in summer 2019. About Liberland Free Republic of Liberland is a sovereign state located in Europe between Croatia and Serbia. It is a 7 square-kilometer large nation. The founder and elected head of state is President  Vít Jedlicka.  Liberland  is a constitutional republic with elements of direct democracy. The language is English. The countrys motto is: To live and let live. About TutorZ TutorZ LLC operates a marketplace for students and parents to find qualified private and online tutors. Since its inception in 2006  TutorZ  has successfully matched 250,000 students with its 40,000 tutors nationwide. Contact Info For additional information on Tutorz LLC contact marketing director May Kacharava May Kacharava may@tutorz.com +1 805-288-7338 Port Hueneme  CA 93041 www.tutorz.com

Live English Tutors - Free Online English Tutoring

Live English Tutors - Free Online English TutoringLive English tutors are now available online to provide free English tutoring. When you have a busy lifestyle, it's easier to find the time to go to class. However, getting online tutoring is a great option if you live alone or do not have a family member to meet.Why would you want to find an English tutor online? Many times in a classroom setting, you will not be able to interact with the instructor or get feedback from the teacher. On the other hand, when you are taking an online course, you will be able to do so from your home or even the bathroom while the teacher is on break.You can also choose to take an online English tutor if you do not want to go to school. This is not really a tutor, but someone to practice with. Perhaps you will have family members that are just not interested in this subject matter. This type of English tutor is great for those that wish to try out the subject but cannot commit to a regular class.If you ar e going to take an online English tutor, make sure you check their credentials. There are many courses out there that offer a free English tutor course, but not all of them will be legitimate. Make sure you find a place that offers a money back guarantee. This is important because many times if you do not like the class or the instructor, you can return the money for the course.When you do decide to take an online English tutor, you will need to know what you are expecting. Be sure to research the cost of the course and the cost of an individual class. The costs of each course vary, so you may have to take two different classes to find one that suits your budget.Before you sign up for any online language program, be sure to ask the person running the course if they offer a money back guarantee. After all, you might find that the person running the course does not offer the same classes as someone else.Do you think you would benefit from taking an online English tutor? Consider this when you are taking a class and give it a shot.

Get Help With Your Education With Finances Tutoring

Get Help With Your Education With Finances TutoringFinance tutoring programs are often sought after by students as a way to help with their studies. Some people who have already obtained high school diplomas may need help with higher education. These programs are designed to help students with their finances so that they can graduate from college or university. Students often see this as a way to become financially stable, which can be a big help in life as well as studying.You can choose from a number of financial options when it comes to finance tutoring and some of the better ones are college tuition, grants, and scholarships. Often, students will take out loans if they are looking for financing for their higher education. However, if you are in a good financial position, you may not be able to afford to go to college, so you should consider other options.While college tuition is an option, it usually comes with quite a bit of expense. You will need to pay for room and board, book s, and even travel expenses. In some cases, you can even pay for some of these expenses with a scholarship.Financing is another option that many students will consider, but never actually get through. If you are not seeking a loan, then you will need to find some sort of grant, scholarship, or work-study job to pay for your education. Usually, there are limits on how much money that can be received each year, so you need to be sure that you will be able to manage your funds.There are also different options for financial aid. If you take out student loans, this can either be a government loan or a private loan. This is not always a bad thing, because student loans are easy to come by and you usually have a choice of which one you want to take out.Scholarships are also offered by colleges and universities. In addition to financial aid, there are also things like room and board, books, and even some travel expenses. Finding these awards and grants can be a little bit harder than paying for tuition, but it can be done.These tips can help you find and apply for your financial aid, which is usually tax-free money. With all of these things, you will be able to pursue your education and help yourself become financially stable.

U.S.CFM and MPT Test Help For Students

U.S.CFM and MPT Test Help For StudentsIf you're interested in taking the U.S.CFM and MPT test, you're probably very excited about the possibility of passing this kind of exam. You're also likely feeling that if you do well on the test, it will put you ahead of the game in your career.Since so many people have found out how much easier this type of exam can be, there's been a massive surge in the number of people taking this kind of exam. It doesn't hurt that most of these people are interested in the U.S.CFM and MPT test because it will help them land a job that has good pay and offers a good career for their future. The reason that it can be so easy to pass is because the current school system is also making it very easy for students to get a diploma.Although there's a lot of competition among schools to get students to take their courses, most of them offer test preparation courses at no cost. These test prep courses are usually offered as part of the course load in most undergradu ate courses.When you're taking a course like this, you'll find out that many courses can actually help you with what you need to prepare for the exam. The fact that there are so many students taking this course means that there are plenty of resources for you to go over.The U.S.CFM and MPT test is really designed to measure how well students can do in algebra. For that reason, there are some very general questions that don't make it very clear what the true nature of the exam is.One of the things that is made clear in the exam is that if you're unsure of something, you should look it up. Getting extra help on the questions that you can't understand without studying can really improve your chances of passing.When you're planning your test prep courses, make sure that you're taking advantage of all the resources that the U.S.CFM and MPT test can provide. There are lots of them to choose from, and there's no guarantee that any one course will help you pass.

Geography Courses and Tuition in Glasgow The Best Opportunities

Geography Courses and Tuition in Glasgow The Best Opportunities Take a Look at Glasgow's Best Classes in Geography. ChaptersThe Best Geography Courses in Glasgow’s CollegesRevision Classes for Geography in GlasgowFind an Awesome Geography Tutor with SuperprofDegree-level Geography at Glasgow’s UniversitiesStudying Geography with The Open UniversityLifelong Learning in Geography at the University of StrathclydeConclusionGlasgow, Scotland’s biggest city, is rife with opportunities for learning. With some of the country’s highest-ranking universities, schools, and colleges, it is a wonderful place to study at any level â€" whether for National 5s, Highers, or degrees and beyond.It’s also a fantastic place to study geography, as the University of Glasgow boasts one of the best geography departments â€" for human geography, cultural geography, and physical geography â€" in the UK. And as a hugely diverse, post-industrial town, with a national park just outside, it gives great opportunities for fieldwork in an urban or natural environment.However, we all know that it can be difficult to discer n what’s best when you are surveying the educational landscape, particularly when there is such a broad selection of institutions all with a reputation for excellence. Here’s a little guide to any prospective student preparing to apply to pursue studies in the geographical field â€" at any level (we also information on studying geography in the UK more generally). We hope it helps!Just outside Glasgow is the gorgeous Loch Lomond. SerenaGeography Teacher £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors JoelGeography Teacher £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ChloeGeography Teacher £10/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MatthewGeography Teacher £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors DavidGeography Teacher 5.00 (10) £32/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ConnieGeography Teacher £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors LaurieGeography Teacher £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors SamGeography Teacher £10/h1st lesson free!Discover all our t utorsThe Best Geography Courses in Glasgow’s CollegesColleges are institutions across the UK that provide academic and vocational training, for almost any subjects you might want to study or for whatever aims you may have. Often, they offer qualifications from National 5s upwards â€" through Highers and diplomas â€" and generally they provide for any demographic of learner, whether you are a mature or an international student. Glasgow has some great options in this regard, and the vast majority of these institutions offer geography as a discipline.Glasgow Clyde CollegeGlasgow Clyde College offers an array of different subjects and qualifications across three campuses in the city (it used to be three different colleges, but they merged into one in 2013). It now offers Highers and Advanced Highers, NQ qualifications, SWAP certificates (Scottish Wider Access Programme), and HNDs (Higher National Diplomas).The options for the budding geographer include Highers, which include part-time courses for those with other commitments, a SWAP programme in the Humanities, and an HND in Social Science. SWAP is an initiative between colleges and universities to promote further and higher education to adults, so this may be a great option for the more mature of you who are seeking entrance to university!Otherwise, the straightforward Higher programme will provide you with the analytical and theoretical skills â€" as well as a familiarity with fundamental geographical concepts and landforms from urban studies, meteorology, and sustainability â€" that you will need to progress in your studies or for your attendance of any future geography course.Learn geography in the heart of Scotland's biggest city, Glasgow.The City of Glasgow CollegeThe City of Glasgow College provides a similar breadth of qualifications and course possibilities as the Clyde College, but its emphasis is more on the practical and applied side of things. So, whilst you will not be able to study Highers or Nati onal 5s here, you will have the option to study a range of different programmes â€" part-time, full-time, or in the evening or weekend â€" in which you can apply your geographic knowledge.They offer, for example, an NC (National Certificate) in Social Sciences, in which you will study geography alongside sociology and economics. NCs are designed to prepare you both for work and for further study, and it shows the real-life applications of the geographical skills you will learn!Revision Classes for Geography in GlasgowIf you are already on a Higher course and your examinations are approaching, don’t fear! Glasgow is well-equipped with revision classes, workshops, and events.The Scholar Tutoring Agency is one organisation that runs helpful revision programmes for anyone who is struggling â€" or for anyone who just wants to consolidate their knowledge â€" based in the University of Strathclyde. Geography is on offer and, whilst they run four-day courses before Higher exams in May, th ey also provide intensive one-day revision sessions before December prelims.Whichever package you choose, you will find that your grades will improve dramatically.Find an Awesome Geography Tutor with SuperprofBut really, you might find it much preferable to find yourself some private geography tuition. Whilst group classes can be fun and social, it’s not unlikely that you would learn a lot more if you could have a geography teacher sit with you, go over the geographic concepts with which you struggle, and to move with you at your own pace.One way to do this is by using Superprof, an online interface that connects you to professional, qualified, and experienced tutors in your local area. And there are over two thousand geography tutors available online to help you from a distance â€" at an average cost of £11 per hour.Ultimately, there is no point struggling through a class in which you don’t understand a thing, or in which you aren’t being stretched enough. Instead, get in to uch with a graduate student, a researcher, or a professional teacher through Superprof. With over a thousand different subjects taught through the platform worldwide, you’d be joining a community trusted by millions at home and abroad. 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In your third year, you will be taken on a week-long field trip to develop your skills in field work and to apply the knowledge you have learnt. Check out the University’s website for entry requirements and the admission process.If, after your graduation, you are planning on continuing in geography to a Master’s or a doctoral level, there are opportunities to do so at the University of Glasgow too. The institution offers postgraduate research courses in geographical information science and mapping, water environments, and human geography.Gl asgow Caledonian UniversityIt is worth noting that the Glasgow Caledonian University offers the only course of its kind in the world, a Master of Science in Climate Justice. If you are interested in the interaction of geography with geopolitics, ecology, and environmental studies â€" and the ways in which geographers and scientists can inform public policy â€" this might be the course for you. It focuses on resource depletion across the world and gives particular attention to global warming. This is the course for all environmentalists!Scotland - and particularly Edinburgh - is one of the historic homes of modern geographical study.Studying Geography with The Open UniversityThe pioneering distance-learning institution that is The Open University functions in Scotland too. It offers degrees in almost every academic discipline under the sun, and all of them can be studied remotely, either part-time or full-time.Each course will take about three years if full-time, and you will have fu ll digital and face-to-face support whether you are studying for a degree or a diploma. The courses offered in geography are either in Geography and Environmental Science, Environmental Studies alone, or in Social Sciences more broadly, whilst a diploma is offered in Environmental Management and Technology.For those who want to be in higher education but who have to juggle it with a job or other commitments, The Open University offers both flexibility and excellence.You can find more information on The Open University in our pieces on studying geography in London and on taking geography courses in Leeds.Lifelong Learning in Geography at the University of StrathclydeWhilst there are many options for Lifelong Learning in Glasgow â€" including those at Rosemount â€" the University of Strathclyde offers a staggering number of courses designed to appeal to learners of all ages.These courses can, if you complete enough of them, provide you with enough credits to earn a qualification, howe ver, standing alone, the majority provide incredibly interesting knowledge and skills and are equally valuable in that sense. Just as an example of some courses that might be of interest to the amateur, aspiring, or professional geographer might be about Glasgow’s Waterways and Architecture, or on social class in Scotland.ConclusionWe hope this has helped! If you are interested in taking geography courses elsewhere across the UK, we have pieces on studying geography in Birmingham and taking a geography class in Manchester - amongst many other cities and subjects.