Ice Punch Tutor - How To Meet Expectations

Ice Punch Tutor - How To Meet ExpectationsYou will know what to expect from your ice punch tutor if you want to meet the expectations you have set for your first client. You will find it very interesting how they could just show up and start taking care of their problems right in front of you.What most people don't realize is that you are dealing with an important person when you're dealing with a common problem. Don't forget that ice punch is a drink that needs to be enjoyed by everyone regardless of age or level of education.If you feel that your social life is suffering because of a loved one, it's probably because you're the only one who isn't enjoying yourself and the fact that you are a stickler for your diet can probably add to the frustration. It is very important that you understand the seriousness of this situation. Your ice punch tutor might just make your first trip to the park an enjoyable experience.When you go through the process of hiring an ice punch tutor, it will b e a very positive experience. Don't forget that this is a really important person and you're probably going to feel as though you're dating the rock star if you treat your ice punch tutor right.Before you visit your ice punch tutor, make sure that you have researched a few different people. It might be beneficial to ask the people in your home town and know more about them before hiring someone that may not necessarily be your ideal choice.Take some time to consider whether you are comfortable with the idea of your ice punch tutor meeting people in bars and clubs. This should be something that you know that he or she does on a regular basis and it's probably a very common thing in that kind of environment.As soon as you get the ball rolling, you will have the right ice punch tutor. He or she will work hard to make your first client experience a successful one and if you can set the expectation to meet your expectations, it will help keep the relationship a fun one all the way throug h.

The ADHD and Math Connection

The ADHD and Math Connection Kids with ADHD often struggle with math. Difficulties with sustained attention, working memory (manipulating numbers in your head), organization and planning all interfere with math learning and performance. Starting from an early age, kids with ADHD struggle to memorize math facts and are prone to making errors on simple math problems (3-2=6). As they progress through school, they may struggle with word problems and more complex calculations by missing key details or having difficulty sequencing problem solving steps. As a result, its not uncommon for students with ADHD to be performing at least one year below grade level in math even when they dont have a specific learning disorder. This can be incredibly frustrating for parents and teachers, and the student themselves especially when they know that they are capable of doing better. The relatively recent introduction of Common Core math has added another layer of complexity for kids with ADHD. Unlike older models of math instruction, which focused on rote memorization of math facts and mastery of basic computational models, Common Core math emphasizes the teaching of problem solving strategies. Students are often required to solve a single math problem in multiple ways so they learn different strategies for obtaining the answer. They may also be required to explain their process and strategy in writing. While a solid argument can be made for the value of the Common Core problem solving approach over traditional memorization and computation, students with ADHD often find the process tedious, redundant, and lengthy three factors that severely tax their ability to stay on-task, focused, and motivated. Although math may not come easily to kids with ADHD, most can perform at grade level with modified instruction and additional support. Pushing kids with ADHD to reach their full potential in math is important! Studies show that students who complete higher levels of math in high school fair better in the job market and earn higher salaries. So, while it may be tempting to let your child slide in math and allow him or her to focus instead on subjects that come more easily, you will help your child in the long run if you provide the math support he or she needs now. Here are a few tips to help get your child on track and keep him or her going: Identify your childs math learning style. Is he or she a visual learner? Does he or she learn best by doing? Does he or she benefit from drawing or mapping out the process, or from having tangible items that can be manipulated? Do they need someone to verbally talk him or her through math logic and reasoning in a one-on-one or group setting? Then work with your childs teacher to put strategies into place that match your childs style. Have your child memorize basic math facts. Have your child overlearn these facts so he or she can recall them quickly and easily. This will help him or her work through math problems more quickly, more confidently, and with fewer errors. Its never too late to commit math facts to memory. So, if your child didnt master them in elementary school, help your child do it now. Kids with ADHD may find it easier to memorize math facts using an app, like Sushi Monster or Math Board. Help your child connect with math. Kids with ADHD find it easier to stay focused and motivated when they are interested in a subject. So, help make math interesting for your child! Math is essential to almost every aspect of our lives, including every sport, music, art, and technology-related interest that your child may have. Do search the web with your child to learn how math is important to the things he or she enjoys most. The University of Cambridge has some great online resources that really bring math to life. I especially love: Wild Maths, Plus Magazine, and the Math and Sport Millennium Mathematics Project. Get extra support. Some kids with ADHD simply need extra support at school or afterschool from a learning center or tutor. Request an assessment and extra support from your childs school if you think your child is not keeping up with his or her peers in math. If possible, find a learning center or tutor to provide extra support after school. Just make sure they have experience working with kids who have ADHD. With extra support, encouragement, and motivation kids with ADHD can succeed at math, and may even learn to love the subject along the way! 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.

Babysitting vs. Nannying Jobs What to Expect

Babysitting vs. Nannying Jobs What to Expect Image via. https://pixabay.com/en/ducks-toys-baby-bottle-diapers-1426008/ If you are looking to make some extra money and love children, you should definitely look into babysitting. When thinking about the expectations of babysitting, it really depends on family-to-family, but you can gauge the expectations of babysitting using the following criteria: (1) number of children, (2) age of child/children, and (3) time of day in which you will babysit. If you are babysitting an infant and/or a toddler, you need to expect to run around a lot and stick to a very strict schedule when it comes to eating and naps. If you are babysitting kids between the ages of 1 and 6, you will be on your toes a lot and you will have to watch these kids like hawks. You will have to play with the kids and, if there is an infant, you will have to hold the infant and help the infant if he/she is crying. If you are babysitting kids 7 and older, you will still have to be vigilant, but not to the same extent as you would with younger children. You will still have to feed them and watch over them, but you won’t really have to worry about them putting small objects in their mouths. Let’s now talk about time of day. If you’re babysitting the kids in the morning and early afternoon, you will either have kids who sleep in, in which case your life is made a lot easier, or you’ll have kids who wake up early and will be rambunctious. You will need to make sure the kids have breakfast, a snack, and lunch. If you are looking after an infant, you will probably need to put them down for a nap. If you are babysitting from later afternoon into the evening, you will follow a similar schedule, but the evening will definitely be more relaxed and you will need to make sure that you get the kids ready for bed. If the kids are younger, expect to read them a story or two and be sure to check on them a few times. If you are babysitting an infant, consider rocking him/her to sleep and follow the parents’ directions on how to best get the baby to go to sleep. When I babysit infants, I check on them very regularly (just in case). Okay, you learned a lot about babysitting, but let’s talk about nannying. Nannying is a full-time job (it’s a career). Parents hire nannies to stay with their kids the majority of the day, if not all day/night. Your responsibilities are similar to babysitting, but you will be expected to be more mindful of the cleanliness of the house/apartment as well as the kids. You may have to drive kids to and from camp or school and take them to after-school activities. Babysitters aren’t usually expected to drive the kids they look after around to various activities, but sometimes you may have to pick up the kids from school or camp. Nannies are usually with a family from the early beginnings of kids’ lives until very late in the lives. Sometimes, nannies are also trained housekeepers, which definitely helps with making some more money. The more you do for a family, the more you will get paid. Nannies are paid much more than babysitters because they have much more responsibility and are usually with a family for a very long period of time, while babysitting is usually temporary. Image via. https://pixabay.com/en/girls-children-kids-friends-young-462072/ Well, there you have it. The differences between babysitting and nannying as well as the expectations. However, the expectations and payment truly vary from family to family, so be sure to sit down and talk to the family you’re working for so that there are as few surprises as possible when you are with their child (or children). I loved babysitting and highly recommend babysitting and/or nannying if you love child care.

Aspiring Architect Reminds Himself To Never Give Up

Aspiring Architect Reminds Himself To Never Give Up Aspiring Architect Reminds Himself To Never Give Up Rodean, 11-years-old, Math Level M, Reading Level III 11-year-old Rodean loves the game of basketball and looks to his favorite professional player for inspiration. Kyrie Irving, point guard for the Boston Celtics, set a precedent early in his career. Performance analysists often praise Irving for his exceptional ball handling skills and quick cross overs â€" proving he has a high level of focus in every game. It’s not just Irving’s superior athleticism he’s known for, it’s his commitment through any challenge. Irving’s current and former teammates say he is a leader, whether he’s in practice or playing in the NBA Finals â€" raising the morale of the team even through defeats. Looking up to his role model, Rodean is always determined to never give up, especially during challenging moments. During one of Rodean’s basketball games, his teammates wanted to give up when they were on the brink of a loss, but Rodean was not going to let his team down. “During this tough game, I noticed my teammates were on the verge of giving up,” said Rodean. “It was that very moment when I remembered what I was taught in Kumon â€" to never give up. I knew I couldn’t give up during this moment. I motivated my team and they followed suit, leading us to victory.” Rodean began his Kumon journey when he was only 7-years-old and has since transformed into a strong-willed student that can take on any challenge. Already studying above grade level, he has an academic edge over his peers. In the Kumon Math Program, he is further developing his algebraic skills working on the Pythagorean Theorem and multiplication of polynomials. Thanks to the Kumon Reading Program, he is reading more advanced novels and has strong comprehension skills. Rodean has analyzed high school-level literature such as Ray Bradbury’s notable dystopian novel, Fahrenheit 451 and Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. Whether he’s solving a challenging quadratic equation or working on his layups in basketball â€" he is determined to always work through it. He often recalls his Kumon Instructor Virgil Raban  and his parents encouraging him saying, “never give up!” When Rodean is not dribbling up and down the court, he enjoys swimming, playing baseball, and skiing. As a budding musician, Rodean is disciplined in his practice, currently preparing the level 4 piano curriculum through the Royal Conservatory of Music. The Royal Conservatory of Music sets a national standard for young musicians, putting them on the path for musical excellence. The curriculums for each level include a range of advancing repertoire, techniques, musicianship, and music literacy â€" elements considered to lay down a successful foundation in musicians. Rodean’s hard work and discipline didn’t go unnoticed, as he was one of 55 students selected to attend the 2018 Kumon Student Conference in Calgary, Canada. We had the opportunity to speak to Rodean about his Kumon journey. How has Kumon helped you academically? Kumon has helped me academically because I am now ahead of my peers in school. I have become an independent learner, which helps me get through my school work more efficiently. If you could sum up your Kumon experience in one word, what would it be? Amazing. What do you enjoy most about Kumon? I love that I am always learning something new in Kumon. What keeps you motivated in Kumon? My Kumon Instructor and parents always continue to motivate me, and I use that as a constant reminder to myself if I want to give up. What did it mean to you attending the Student Conference? Attending the Student Conference meant a lot to me. My hard work has paid off and I now see the success! What advice do you have for other Kumon Students? My advice for other Kumon Students is to not give up just as I did. You will have challenging moments, but it will help you grow and lead you to having a successful future. Rodean’s academic ability and unwavering determination will aide him in his future aspiration of becoming an architect. Discover even more student success stories. You might also be interested in: This Young Kumon Reading Program Completer is an Aspiring Computer Engineer This Aspiring Diplomat Learned to Never Give Up Motivated by his Peers, this Kumon Student Wants to be an Architect and a Doctor Determination And The Will To Never Give Up Has Helped This Guitar Player Achieve Greatness Aspiring Architect Reminds Himself To Never Give Up Aspiring Architect Reminds Himself To Never Give Up Rodean, 11-years-old, Math Level M, Reading Level III 11-year-old Rodean loves the game of basketball and looks to his favorite professional player for inspiration. Kyrie Irving, point guard for the Boston Celtics, set a precedent early in his career. Performance analysists often praise Irving for his exceptional ball handling skills and quick cross overs â€" proving he has a high level of focus in every game. It’s not just Irving’s superior athleticism he’s known for, it’s his commitment through any challenge. Irving’s current and former teammates say he is a leader, whether he’s in practice or playing in the NBA Finals â€" raising the morale of the team even through defeats. Looking up to his role model, Rodean is always determined to never give up, especially during challenging moments. During one of Rodean’s basketball games, his teammates wanted to give up when they were on the brink of a loss, but Rodean was not going to let his team down. “During this tough game, I noticed my teammates were on the verge of giving up,” said Rodean. “It was that very moment when I remembered what I was taught in Kumon â€" to never give up. I knew I couldn’t give up during this moment. I motivated my team and they followed suit, leading us to victory.” Rodean began his Kumon journey when he was only 7-years-old and has since transformed into a strong-willed student that can take on any challenge. Already studying above grade level, he has an academic edge over his peers. In the Kumon Math Program, he is further developing his algebraic skills working on the Pythagorean Theorem and multiplication of polynomials. Thanks to the Kumon Reading Program, he is reading more advanced novels and has strong comprehension skills. Rodean has analyzed high school-level literature such as Ray Bradbury’s notable dystopian novel, Fahrenheit 451 and Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. Whether he’s solving a challenging quadratic equation or working on his layups in basketball â€" he is determined to always work through it. He often recalls his Kumon Instructor Virgil Raban  and his parents encouraging him saying, “never give up!” When Rodean is not dribbling up and down the court, he enjoys swimming, playing baseball, and skiing. As a budding musician, Rodean is disciplined in his practice, currently preparing the level 4 piano curriculum through the Royal Conservatory of Music. The Royal Conservatory of Music sets a national standard for young musicians, putting them on the path for musical excellence. The curriculums for each level include a range of advancing repertoire, techniques, musicianship, and music literacy â€" elements considered to lay down a successful foundation in musicians. Rodean’s hard work and discipline didn’t go unnoticed, as he was one of 55 students selected to attend the 2018 Kumon Student Conference in Calgary, Canada. We had the opportunity to speak to Rodean about his Kumon journey. How has Kumon helped you academically? Kumon has helped me academically because I am now ahead of my peers in school. I have become an independent learner, which helps me get through my school work more efficiently. If you could sum up your Kumon experience in one word, what would it be? Amazing. What do you enjoy most about Kumon? I love that I am always learning something new in Kumon. What keeps you motivated in Kumon? My Kumon Instructor and parents always continue to motivate me, and I use that as a constant reminder to myself if I want to give up. What did it mean to you attending the Student Conference? Attending the Student Conference meant a lot to me. My hard work has paid off and I now see the success! What advice do you have for other Kumon Students? My advice for other Kumon Students is to not give up just as I did. You will have challenging moments, but it will help you grow and lead you to having a successful future. Rodean’s academic ability and unwavering determination will aide him in his future aspiration of becoming an architect. Discover even more student success stories. You might also be interested in: This Young Kumon Reading Program Completer is an Aspiring Computer Engineer This Aspiring Diplomat Learned to Never Give Up Motivated by his Peers, this Kumon Student Wants to be an Architect and a Doctor Determination And The Will To Never Give Up Has Helped This Guitar Player Achieve Greatness

New International Jobs for Science Teachers

New International Jobs for Science Teachers Science teachers are spoiled for choice when it comes to opportunities for teaching abroad. With job openings all over the world, educators in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Science can apply for the chance to teach overseas.The majority of international teaching jobs require at least 2 years of previous experience teaching at the relevant subject and grade level. For jobs teaching specific curriculum (for example, International Baccalaureate), applicants will be expected to have documented experience teaching that curriculum. From Beijing to Abu Dhabi to the Cayman Islands, browse the job openings below or see our job board for the full list of current international teaching jobs.Science Teaching Jobs AbroadIB Environmental Science Teacher for a Private International School in OmanExperienced Environmental Science teachers can earn a tax-free salary in sunny Oman teaching Grades 11-12. Candidates should have previous experience teaching IB curriculum. Read moreMiddle School Science Teachers in Abu Dhabi Public Schools (ADEC)Apply for some of the most sought-after international jobs teaching Science for Grades 6-8. ADEC jobs provide a generous tax-free salary and benefits for teachers and their families.  Read moreIB Chemistry Teacher in the Cayman IslandsQualified teachers can apply for the chance to teach in the Caribbean. Applicants for this Chemistry teaching job should have up-to-date IB training and previous experience teaching IB Chemistry.  Read moreMath and Science Teachers for a Vocational College in Saudi Arabia (Male Campus)Educators in these positions will teach concepts of Biology, Physics, and Chemistry, as well as Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus. Candidates who are interested in the Middle East are encouraged to apply for these job opportunities in Saudi Arabia.  Read moreMiddle School Math and Science Teacher in Shenyang, ChinaExperience Chinese culture in the commercial hub of Shenyang, located in Liaoning Province. Teachers sh ould have at least 2 years of experience, and teachers with dependents are welcome to apply.  Read moreMore International Teaching JobsNot the jobs for you? Check out more open jobs, including an AP Environmental Science and Biology teaching job, and positions teaching Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in Kazakhstan. You can also visit our job board for a full list of open positions, updated regularly.

Revolutionary Powersol Makes Debut

Revolutionary Powersol Makes Debut pexels.com Charlie Egan, co-chair of the UNC Chapel Hill student government’s Renewable Energy Social Projects Committee, said this after purchasing 19 Powersols for the campus: “In today’s society, one thing we just can’t seem to live without is our phone. Wherever we are, our phones keep us connected. In desperate times of low battery, indoor outlets are traditionally the only place to turn. However, thanks to ZON’s Powersol solar umbrella, desperate times can now be enjoyed outdoors, in the warm sunlight, with the company of your friends. The Powersol solar umbrella offers innovative solar energy technology paired with a battery charging station to allow students the opportunity to charge their phones while sitting at a picnic table outside. Not only does this unique product meet the phone-charging needs of students, but it also serves as a great example of the practical application of solar energy to raise energy awareness on your university campus.” pexels.com The Powersol will be presented at the APPA Annual Conference for Higher Education Facilities Managers in Nashville, July 11-13, 2016, where managers will gather to identify and discuss the most current and pressing challenges facing educational facilities, and determine the common path forward.  You can try out the Powersol for yourself at booth 8001.

Find a Chemistry Tutor Unr That Suits Your Personality

Find a Chemistry Tutor Unr That Suits Your PersonalityChemistry tutor and is a very important stage in a student's schooling experience. Since it is a critical stage, it needs to be attended by an instructor who can help you in the right way, and steer you towards success. This article will help you select a good chemistry tutor for and teach you how to make the right selection for your science teacher.Selecting a chemistry tutor unr is something that you need to consider very carefully. In general, they can be divided into two groups - mechanical or electrical. There are few differences between the two, but they are important to understand. They should always provide feedback in relation to your homework.Mechanical tutors are experts in theory - they are those who might help you in solving complex problems of the chemical reactions. They are the one you should look for. Electrical chemistry tutor and are practical. They teach students how to interact with other students and make mor e friends. These kind of chemistry tutors are better suited for K-12 students.When selecting a tutor, it is important to understand that each chemistry tutor is different. Some might be very friendly, while others are more formal. It is a good idea to choose a tutor who matches your personality. You may also try to explain to your parents what type of chemistry tutor you would like to have. It is best if you can approach them directly and ask them for their opinion on which teacher to hire. They will be the ones who can help you with your choice of chemistry tutor for.What exactly should you expect from a chemistry tutor? The most important thing is to make sure that the teacher will be active in helping you in your science coursework. They should also take some time out of their busy schedule to help you by pointing out the wrong steps youare taking. They should encourage you in your work and make sure that you do your best in your studies.One important thing you must look for in a certain chemistry tutor is whether he or she is dedicated to his work. You have to understand that not all teachers will be ready to be seen. This means that you will have to give the right attention to how you can gain positive feedback from them. If you have other problems to solve, you might have to make appointments. An important thing to consider when picking a chemistry tutor for is whether he or she has proper facilities for dealing with students.Although there are many people offering chemistry tutoring services, it is also important to know whether the tutor has been around for quite some time. They should have good references, which means you will have to give a lot of consideration to how reliable they are. A lot of students are finding the internet an important tool for hiring a good tutor. Since you can read about the different schools offering tutoring services online, you can get a list of teachers in your area.

Report Your Income on Taxes - How To Earn More From Your Tax-Free Income

Report Your Income on Taxes - How To Earn More From Your Tax-Free IncomeCan you report your income on taxes without feeling any awkwardness? These days, people are working on finding ways to save money and be more at ease with the tax system. One way to do this is to increase your income in the form of a tax free or small pay check.One simple way to increase your income is to teach some courses in a tutoring program or other educational environment. Yes, if you already have a college degree, you can do this job as well. But for those who don't have formal training, why not use a free alternative for yourself. How does this work?Basically, you will be getting paid from someone else's taxes for doing what you enjoy. This is a better alternative than working and taking the daily grind in a cubicle, making no money and working at your feet. This is how you earn money without the usual tax troubles.It has been proven that an increase in income is a better option than having to pay an IRS audit or paying an extra minimum tax payment. You can get your benefits by using free software for income verification programs. In some cases, the IRS may even give you a letter in which they said you can report your income for yourself. This means that you get a credit of your income and the amount has to be reported to the IRS.You will only have to pay a certain amount and in some cases, a percentage of your income. And, after a certain period of time, the government gives you an income credit in the form of a refund check.There are certain income verification software and programs out there for sale on the internet that help you in gathering information about your income and you can also learn more about it. So, you can find the details of the income you earn with reporting income on taxes. You will need the records of your payments to your classes as well as your income statement to make a good estimate of the amount of your earnings.Using the software, you can increase your in come and report it to the IRS without having to worry about the IRS audit. Try this method to reduce the burden of filing the taxes and avoid any embarrassing issues that may occur.

Three Foolproof Rules for Learning Guitar

Three Foolproof Rules for Learning Guitar Suzy S. Whats the best way to learn guitar? No matter which method you choose, or what style of music you want to play, these three rules from guitar teacher Sean L. are sure to put you on the road to success Learning guitar can be a daunting task when first approached. For many it is seen as only for the musically adept, but in reality anyone can learn guitar. By following these three simple rules, anyone can become a great guitarist. 1. Set Goals There is no one path to take for learning guitar and each individual must find their own way. The best way to finding your path is to let your influences guide you. You need to find out why you want to learn the guitar. This will tell you where to put your focus when practicing. Although being a well rounded guitarist is important, there is nothing wrong with excelling in one aspect of the guitar. Is your dream to start a punk rock garage band? Awsome! Work on those power chords.  Jealous of the campfire hero that always knows the perfect singalong? Then maybe mastering the CAGED system is a good idea for you.  Want to play a killer guitar solo to impress your friends? Then get your chops and scales together. Goal setting comes in two categories: 1. The Big Picture: impressing your friends, starting a band, making a living off of music, and becoming a rock god! These are all examples of goals to set that are not achieved in a day, week, month, or year. These goals should be broken up into a series of mini goals. These mini goals are the second category of goal setting. 2. The (not so) Big Picture: This is where learning the basics will lead to learning more advanced concepts and end up leaving you at your Big Picture goal. Usually by the time you’ve reached this goal you will have a new bigger goal, simply because we are all human, and humans are greedy. 2. Follow a Study Plan Your study plan would be those mini goals you (or your teacher) set for yourself. Lets take the example of becoming a campfire hero. This goal involves having a large acoustic guitar repertoire (that would be your Big Picture). To achieve that you need a lesson plan that would involve learning your favorite acoustic guitar songs. You need to learn chords and strumming patterns. 3. Stay Motivated The best way to achieve goals is persistence in your study plan. Guitar has a steep learning curve, but after you develop the basic technical facilities of the instrument learning new things becomes second nature. This is how you stay motivated, achieve realistic goals. The goals can be as simple as learning a G chord, or making that difficult chord change fluently. Keep in mind that having a private instructor can make a huge difference in the speed of your progress. An expert will often know what are the best steps to take to reach your goals. Learning guitar may become one of lifes most rewarding processes for you, as this creative and emotional outlet promotes confidence and relaxation. It can also open new doors of social interaction. I hope you find joy in your musical journey and wish you the best of luck finding your path to sonic enlightenment. Sean L. teaches acoustic guitar, guitar  and music theory  in Methuen, MA.  He has received many awards and certifications in the music world is currently working towards his Associates In Music from  NECC.  Sean has been teaching students since April 2014.  Learn more about Sean L. 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  irish10567