Write an article based on this "Avoid lecturing as your primary teaching technique. Invite people to your class that students can look up to. Do not over test the students. Be engaged with your own topics."
article: No matter how engaging you are, students will likely grow tired of purely listening. Try to encourage discussion and ask questions of the students frequently. In your lectures, try to keep them light-hearted and maybe try to crack a joke every so often. Do not be too uptight and formal with lecturing. These would be role models that students can identify to, such as relevant or local authors, entrepreneurs, and philanthropists. If the students can see clearly how to structure their learning or careers in order to achieve what these people have, they will be much more inspired in their studies. Be sure the guest understands what the class is about so that it has some relation to the material. Tests and quizzes are an effective way to gauge the students' understanding level, but they can also add unnecessary stress. Students will respond better, and feel more comfortable, in discussions. It is also important to remember that tests do not necessarily gauge the understanding level of every student. Some students simply do not test well, even if they understand the material. Students can tell when a teacher does not care about the topic he or she is teaching. It is incredibly important to try maintaining an interest in your subject. Try to encourage the administration to allow you to have some wiggle room in creating your own curriculum. It is much ore difficult in public schools due to the common core, but try to fight for freedom in the classroom.

Write an article based on this "Breathe from your diaphragm, not your chest. Layer your screams over the notes you sing. Identify the vocal placement for high and low screams. Scream sing using vocal fry."
article: Your diaphragm is the muscle located below your lungs. When you take in a deep breath to scream sing, you should feel the breath fill up your diaphragm around your stomach area. If you feel your chest lift up a lot when you take in a breath, you're breathing from your chest and not your diaphragm. Breathing properly while you sing will prevent unnecessary wear on your vocal cords. Remember that you still want to be singing in tune when you're scream singing. You're not just screaming the words of a song; you're singing the words and adding screams to your singing. Think of it as two layers: the first layer is your regular singing voice, and the second layer is your screaming voice. Combine the two layers to create the scream-singing sound. Practice layering your screams over your singing voice by singing normally and gradually transitioning into scream singing. Choose a note and sing it in your regular voice. After holding the note for a few seconds, start to layer a scream over the note until you're scream singing the note. These different types of screams come from various places in the body. Similar to regular singing, high note screams come from the nasal cavity, and low note screams come from the chest. Listen to a song that has scream singing in it and try to copy the placement of each scream. Don't actually make the full screaming noise. Just do a soft whisper scream so you can feel where each type of scream should be coming from in the body. The song "Painkiller" by Death features scream singing in the high vocal range. Listen to "Feed the Machine" by Red to hear low note screams coming from the chest region. Vocal fry is the creaky, low-pitched way that some people speak. Open your mouth and slowly let out a low "ah." Don't project your voice or breathe out as you're doing it. The cracking effect you hear in your voice is vocal fry. Singing using vocal fry can create a distorted, screaming-like effect that won't hurt your voice. Practice singing vocal fry by choosing a song you like and singing the words with vocal fry. Notice how the words sound raspier. As you practice, try going louder with your vocal fry so it sounds like a scream. Matt Shadows of the band Avenged Sevenfold uses vocal fry to scream sing. Listen to the song "Critical Acclaim" to hear him using vocal fry.

Write an article based on this "Maintain a conversational tone. Avoid jargon or complex language. Stick to achievable rules and guidelines. Get the handbook reviewed by a lawyer before using it."
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The employee handbook should be accessible and easy to read for every employee with a tone that is conversational rather than formal or stiff. Try to appeal to every employee by using a tone that is approachable and clear. You can do this by imagining the handbook is a conversation you are having with an employee as an employer. You should use a tone that is clear and friendly when you are talking to your employee, and stay away from formal or stiff language. Labor laws can be complex but this does not mean your employee handbook has to be littered with verbiage or jargon. Instead, go for clear language and simplified terms. Having legal terms that are difficult to understand may not protect your company legally in the end and will only alienate the employees that are reading the handbook. You should try to avoid using formal terms like "management" or "authority." Instead, use "we" or "employer" so the employee does not feel overwhelmed. You want the tone to sound casual, as your employees are more likely to read the handbook in full if it appears friendly and engaging. Avoid putting in guidelines in the handbook that are overly demanding or unreasonable. You want the handbook to act as a useful guide for your employees and do not want to create rules that are difficult or impossible to achieve. You should also try to keep the handbook short and sweet, with just enough information to fulfill the state requirements for employee handbooks. You do not want to overwhelm your employees with information or with strict rules that are hard to follow. Your employee handbook is a crucial document that could be used in a legal dispute later by your employees. You should get the handbook reviewed by a lawyer or a legal review to make sure your wording is clear and you are not making your company liable for any legal issues in the future. Once it has been cleared by the legal review, it will be ready to distribute to new and current employees at your company.