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Try calling for a meeting to discuss recycling or getting the first few minutes of another office get-together. You can also always just bring it up casually over coffee or lunch. The more your coworkers know about the advantages of recycling, the more likely they are to participate in a workplace recycling program! A few simple phrases for talking about it with your colleagues can include: "An aluminum recycling bin for soda cans in the break room can really help eliminate some of our waste." "Wouldn't it make sense for us to have a paper recycling bin next to the printer?" "I really think we should focus on recycling more here." Create a permanent resource such as a bulletin board for employees to reference whenever they wish. The bulletin board can have statistics about the office's impact on waste or more broad statistics. Remember not to get too wordy or else people will be unlikely to read much. Keep the information current and replace it every few weeks with new materials so everyone stays educated and engaged. A few ideas for the bulletin board can include: Your office's amount of recycled goods so far Infographics about what happens to items after they're recycled Recommended reading lists of articles or studies regarding recycling Tips for making recycling easier Try leaving a few pamphlets in the lobby or even installing an entire bookshelf. Hopefully, your coworkers will expand their recycling knowledge in their spare time around the office. Check out the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or Planet Aid for some good resources on brochures. If you're planning on leaving books around, remember to choose accessible ones with quick statistics and facts. A few solid ideas include: Recycle Everything: Why We Must, How We Can by Janet Unruh Shift Your Habit by Elizabeth Rogers Recycle: The Essential Guide by Lucy Siegle Try putting up a sheet with recycling statistics near the waste bins. You can include global statistics or facts specifically about the office's impact on recycling efforts. Count the number of bags of garbage your office produces in an average week before starting. Then, once the recycling initiative has begun, start counting the number of trash bags compared to bags of recycled goods. Being able to quantify their efforts will help employees put their contributions into perspective. Let those who are truly invested help keep the program running, giving those who wish to participate an active role. Try putting them in charge of rotating recycling informational posters around the office or encouraging them to come up with fun contest ideas of their own. This will help take the load off your back and contribute to an office culture of recycling.

summary: Spread the word to your coworkers about recycling. Make recycling information readily available with bulletin boards around the office. Place literature about recycling around the office. Put up fact sheets near waste receptacles. Keep track of the statistics to keep your coworkers motivated. Choose volunteers to keep the workplace recycling program running.

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With clicker training, you use a sound to tell your dog when it has completed the action you asked it to do before you give it a treat. The clicker noise works well for training because it makes it clear to the dog what action it is getting a treat for. If you don't use a clicker, the dog may not know why it is getting a treat.If you want to teach your dog to do a wide variety of skills, clicker training can be a good communication tool for you to use. Weimaraners in particular are good at responding to advanced training techniques such as clicker training because they are smart and people-focused dogs. Even a smart dog like a Weimaraner may need some help learning complicated skills, such as going through a obstacle course. For example, if you want your dog to do an agility course, train it to do each part separately. First it will need to learn to jump, then crawl under obstacles, then go through tunnels, and so on. Once the dog responds reliably to the commands, they can be combined. If you want your dog to do these types of activities, just remember to teach it a little bit at a time. With enough repetition and patience, most Weimaraners can learn a variety of skills. Focus on giving your Weimaraner lots of daily exercise and toys to occupy its time while you are away. Crate training your dog can also be a good way to eliminate mischief caused by separation anxiety when you are gone. Weimaraners are known as people dogs, meaning they have been bred to be good and attentive companions for people. However, this means they can become agitated and destructive when you are not around. To override this type of behavior, you should train your dog from an early age to be comfortable with being alone. If you see your dog doing something wrong, redirect it immediately. Once it has been redirected, give it positive reinforcement for doing the good behavior it has been told to do. Be consistent with discouraging bad behavior, because if your dog does develop bad behaviors it can be hard to break the habit. Some bad habits that should be eliminated include unwanted chewing, pulling on a leash, jumping up. and barking If your dog is well trained, including consistent training sessions, you can eliminate most unwanted behaviors that develop.

summary: Consider clicker training your Weimaraner. Break complicated commands into parts. Prevent separation anxiety. Eliminate problematic behaviors.

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This is possible, if you list down all the activities you are performing from the time you wake up to the time you go to sleep. List the activity done in each slot of 30 minutes.Thus, arrive at the total number of hours available for studies. Work out the time available during week days as well as weekends. Make the list of the subjects with descending order of time. Make separate list for week days and weekends. Wastage of time should be minimum and maximum time should be used for studies. Eliminate/minimize any wastage of time. Keep around 30 or 60 minutes in week days for entertainment, sports and games etc.,which are not productive. Revise the previous lessons. Redo past assignment problems and sample problems from the text, noting how techniques are used. If you cannot explain the reasoning behind a mathematical process, then you likely don't understand it fully. Be honest in doing the planned work.
summary: Calculate the actual number of hours available in a day for studies. Identify the levels of difficulty in understanding of all the subjects you are studying. Allocate your available time for studies properly depending on the levels of difficulty. Include revision time as well as new learning. Prepare a timetable/plan for studies as per above guidelines.