The goal of the second and remaining tutorial sessions is to make sure the student is progressing in a positive direction by doing homework, making better grades on tests, and feeling more in control of the subject. Every student will be different as to how much autonomy they have over their life and schoolwork. You have to work with them according to their developmental pacenot yours. Otherwise they will improve to please you not to help themselves. This is very sensitive work and you must keep giving the ownership of the work to them. You are only there to support and help them do the work. Modeling is always appropriate when they forget or a new concept is taught, just make sure they need it. Always be honest and expect them to be honest with you about everything. You will find the relationship very rewarding. Extend the student and create an expectation for the student to start doing this for him- or herself. The sooner this is internalized, the better able the student will become at self-disciplining the learning process and doing well. Prepare revision points to help go back over materials already covered. Do an end of term exam to see whether there has been any improvement.

Summary: Continue goals assessment. Push the student towards his or her goal. Test the learning and goal achievement.

. Both the buyer and the seller should hire their own appraiser to determine the value of the house. The seller receives an appraisal in order to select a price for the home, and the buyer gets an appraisal to confirm that the selling price is fair. You can find an appraiser in the following ways: look in the Yellow Pages ask for a referral from a mortgage company, bank, or realtor contact your state's licensing agency Both parties should work closely with a real estate attorney. A real estate attorney can draft all of the necessary paperwork. The attorney can also protect your interests. For example, the buyer can include a protection clause just in case the property has to be sold in response to a life changing event, job relocation or loss, divorce or death. You can get a referral to a real estate attorney by contacting your local or state bar association. Bar associations are organizations made up of attorneys, and they often provide referrals to their members or can help you find an attorney. A Residential Mortgage Loan Originator can give you advice on how to manage owner financing in a way that is transparent and compliant with regulations. When you owner finance a home, you are essentially providing the buyer a loan until they complete their payments on the home. Since you want your agreement to be clear and binding, it's good to work with a mortgage professional. Your RMLO can help ensure that your owner financing documents are compliant with the Safe Act and Dodd Frank Act. Make sure your RMLO is properly licensed by your state. Check with your state's Department of Business Oversight or equivalent state office to check.

Summary: Hire an appraiser Hire a real estate attorney. Get advice from a Residential Mortgage Loan Originator (RMLO).

Learn the stages of labor, the importance of proper dilation, the type of physiological responses the mother will have to labor, the possible presentation positions of the baby, and what to expect during and immediately following delivery of the baby. Childbirth books and online resources are the best way to learn about this. Stage 1: Stage 1 consists of early labor and active labor. Early labor can last from hours to days, and for most women, it's not particularly uncomfortable. During active labor, however, contractions become stronger. On average, active labor lasts 4-8 hours or more. Stage 2: Stage 2 is the actual birth of the baby! It can last from a few minutes up to a few hours. Stage 3: Once the baby has been delivered, stage 3 is the delivery of the placenta. It usually lasts between 5 and 30 minutes. If you are going to effectively communicate with medical staff and serve as an intelligent representative and advocate for the mother, it is your job to understand when and why medication or medical intervention may be necessary. Some common labor and birth complications include: Stalled labor: In some instances, labor stops progressing contractions weaken, the infant does not proceed through the birth canal, or the cervix doesn't fully dilate. In these instances, the woman may need medications to induce labor or a cesarean delivery. Perineal tears: Tears in the vaginal and surrounding tissues are common during childbirth. A health care provider can easily repair these tears with stitches. Abnormal heart rate of the baby: If the infant's heart rate is abnormal during birth, the health care provider will typically ask the woman to shift positions to increase blood flow to the baby. Your role will vary considerably depending on where the baby will be delivered. If you will be advocating for the mother in a formal hospital setting, your advocacy will primarily involve interacting with medical staff and supporting the mother's decisions before, during, and after the birth. If you will be in a birthing center or midwifery clinic, your role may involve more advocacy for the mother's comfort or explaining her preferences for medication and intervention should the occasion arise. If you will be a birth advocate at a home or private birth, your role may involve communication with a birth attendant or simply serving as a coach to offer support and encouragement. Research class offerings at local community centers or hospitals online. Attending classes on the Lamaze childbirth method, childbirth advocacy courses, prenatal yoga classes will, to varying degrees, help you learn about breathing techniques, the process of labor and delivery, what to pack for the labor and delivery process, how best to physically and emotionally support the mother and what type of birthing experience the mother wants. If you find a class that the mother is interested in taking, do research on the instructor to make sure that they're qualified. Then, try to sign up for it as early as possible, because classes often fill up quickly.

Summary: Study the biology of childbirth. Learn about medical interventions and potential complications. Read about childbirth in the chosen setting. Attend a childbirth preparation class with the mother.

Purchase a cutting of horseradish from a greenhouse or grocery store. Most of the time, these places will sell crowns (the uppermost part of the plant) or roots that are pre-cut and ready to plant. Most gardeners start horseradish from crowns, as the plant grows from the roots and only its weed-like flowers produce seeds. Like carrots or potatoes, horseradish roots are ready to go straight into the ground. Set aside an area in the corner of your garden to plant the horseradish crop, or designate a unique space such as a barrel or hanging planter to keep it from overtaking other plants. Horseradish takes roots quickly and flourishes in cool conditions, and it can quickly spread throughout your garden if you don't check its growth. Horseradish is a perennial, so plant it somewhere you'd like to have it growing for years to come. If you are working with a smaller garden, look into alternative planting methods such as terracing or using contained planting methods like a half barrel or Smart Pot.
Summary: Obtain horseradish crowns or roots to plant. Find an out of the way place to plant the horseradish.