扬州a+培优怎么样

教学质量很好。
a+培优是一家具有合法办学资质的课外培训学校，这边的教师都是毕业于985、211学校，对学生教学耐心，这里的学生也都是学有所成。
A+培优由江苏升学范教育科技有限公司所有，是一家具有合法办学资质的课外培训学校，专注于中*理科培优。

找a-level课程辅导老师给我补课，有哪些需要注意的吗？

随着A-level在*的逐步开展，越来越多的A-level学校出现，同时刺激了A-level培训或者A-level家教行业的发展，那么如何选择A-level的培训或者寻找A-level家教教师成为一个让众多家长头痛的问题。而目前开始有某些社会机构开始运作A-level项目，发现许多根本就不懂的A-level教学，从来就未参加过考试委员会培训过的教师，在给我们的学生上课，而且是毫无目的，毫无经验的上课，尤其在面临中，英，美三国的某些概念的区别的时候（注意即使英国本土不同的考试委员会之间在某些学术概念上都还有争议，就更不用说*和英国的区别了）经常使我们的同学是越教越糊涂，和英国的大纲完全相悖，这是很严重的，这些培训机构中根本没有在职的A-level学校里教师在里面做的，本人作为业界的还远谈不上算的资深的教师教师给大家一点粗浅的建议，便于找到适合自己的教师。
*，建议家长直接找自己孩子的A-level教师做家教或者请自己孩子A-level教师推荐的适当的教师做家教，因为孩子最终的考试成绩是会和教师的最终考核挂钩，所以其实教师会非常重视这件事情，当然外教未必，这也是家长很头痛的地方，其实学校也非常头痛。
第二，如果自己学校的教师实在因为各种原因不能做或者孩子觉得不是很适应自己在校教师，那*的途径无疑是网上搜，但是此时大家一定要动用几个关键词“A-level 培训”， “A-level 家教”，“A-level 辅导 ”等，同时一定要注意该网址后面是否有“推广”的字样，如果有则为机构的广告。
第三，问清楚教师是哪个学校的，可以从这个学校的网站上查阅到这个教师，所有的A-level学校都有自己的网站，网上都有绝大多数的教师（除个别新教师)
第四，A-level学校里的教师原则上都是具备全英文授课能力（至少在北京或者上海的A-level学校的招聘条件是这样的，当然也有极少量英文不是很好的*籍教师，但是一般都只是教授A-level预备课程），A-level主讲教师一定是全英文授课，所以给孩子请家教的时候，尤其是一对一的时候，原则上可以要求教师用全英文授课，孩子不懂的时候，再请老师用少量中文解释，一般社会培训机构里都是请在校*生或者研究生等授课（给授课教师一般100元/小时），很难能够全英文，同时注意教师的发音，一般北京上海的A-level主讲教师都是海归，发音不错。
我本人也有学生曾经在某机构（人大附的同学都知道）学习，实话实说机构里面的“老师”也是人，要生存，赚点钱，劳动所得，天经地义，无可厚非。但是欺骗不懂英语的家长以及不了解A-level的同学就不对了，校外补习A-level的同学有些基础的确不好，说实话在某些机构看来这就是*忽悠群体。根据同学们的反应，忽悠方式一般如下：
忽悠方法1：
一般A-level学校里的教师做家教的收费较高，为了吸引生源，社会机构的单位课时相对会较低，让家长感到比较实惠，但是由于机构里的教师并不像全日制学校中的教师有足够的课上，所以一旦有一个学生开始学习，把课时延长是几乎是必然的选择，如何延长课时了？大量练题，一上课就是做题，做一道讲一道，这样相当于家长花钱是去机构坐着做题的，变相的提高了学费。
忽悠方式2：
声称保A，甚至还有签约，如何如何？我请教过业界高手，他们这么多年的经验，其实都不敢保证学生一定能够考A，最多只能说可能性，培训机构实在只是一种招生手段罢了。
忽悠方式3：
声称使用全英文授课，结果实际授课是几乎全部为汉语。
忽悠方式4
一对一收很高的价格，用高价来突出自己质好，其实高价未必质好，只不过是一锤子买卖，裁一个算一个。
忽悠方式5：
将英文教材翻译成中文，让老师用中文讲，注意将来孩子的考试中会有大量要写的，即使物理和化学也是这样，当然工商，会计更是了。
学生没有足够的英文阅读，是很难写的出来的。注意机构教师一般只讲选择题，回避笔答题。
客观的说没有任何培训机构能够对学生的成绩负责,包括新东方，毕竟家长是将8万块钱送到的全日制学校，*的压力还是压在在校教师的身上，同时也呼吁业界的教师*多抽出点时间给自己的学生补补课，即使自己不方便也可以推荐别的靠谱的老师，而在校老师也不要收费太贵，其实家长也不容易，好几个家长都提到经济危机的影响，建议可以找几个同学一起补，分摊一下，减轻家长负担。
此文完全为抛砖引玉之作，请各位同学和家长，教师多多补充，尤其是忽悠方式，大家都来曝曝光，免得以后的学弟学妹在被忽悠！

北京新东方扬州外国语学校怎么样

北京新东方扬州外国语学校挺不错。

1、校园景观：学校由清华*建筑设计，所有建筑物均可通过连廊相通。学校的建筑风格与布局，充分体现了人与自然的和谐、传统与现代的汇聚、东西方文化的融合和环境育人的管理原则。

2、教学设施配备：在教学设施的配备上，学校紧跟国际先进的教学理念和技术，为新东方学子创造了现代化的学习条件。学校系统建设有网络中心、广播中心、有线电视中心、图书资料中心、科学实验中心、多媒体教学中心、艺术指导中心、心理健康咨询中心。

3、学校特色：为培养学生的英语对话能力，学校综合楼的一层8个教室全部为专门设立的英语世界，每一间教室模拟一个真实的英语环境，如超市、图书馆、电影院、餐馆、银行等场景，通过外籍教师授课，让孩子们在这里感受到一流的英语教学环境。

学校简介：

北京新东方扬州外国语学校建于2002年，是由新东方教育科技集团董事长俞敏洪创办的一所集幼儿园、*、国际中学、普通中学于一体的高标准、国际化、寄宿制学校。

学校是英国Fieldwork Education授权的IPC成员校、英国爱德思考试局授权的IGCSE和A-Level学校及考点、加拿大安大略省教育厅授权的OSSD学校，以及美国*理事会授权的AP学校。

学校迄今为止已经培养了近三千名优秀毕业生。毕业生从这里走进芝加哥*、杜克*、康奈尔*、约翰霍普金斯*、埃默里*、加州*伯克利分校、北京*、清华*、复旦*、南京*、武汉*等国内外顶尖名校。

扬州新东方外国语学校学费多少钱

普通*：15000元/学期；双语*：40000元/学期。

新东方国际中学(扬州)国际中学创立于2006年，其教育水平位居国内同类学校前列。多元化国际课程，满足不同留学需求，包括初高衔接IGCSE，美国方向AP，英联邦方向A-Level，加拿大方向OSSD。1600余名毕业生55%以上被美国0*录取，98%被美国0*录取，部分被英国、加拿大、澳洲等一流*录取。

芝加哥*、杜克*、康奈尔*、约翰·霍普金斯*、埃默里*、加州*伯克利分校等世界顶尖名校纷纷向国中毕业生伸出了橄榄枝。很多校友考入哈佛、斯坦福、哥伦比亚、康奈尔、杜克等世界名校的研究生院，进入普华永道、安永、苹果等全球*企业工作。

新东方国际中学(扬州)自2006年开办以来，已经培养出十二届毕业生，收获了6600余封国外**录取通知书，所获奖学金总额超过1200万美元，98%的学生被美国0或世界前200的*录取。

常春藤盟校——康奈尔*、以及芝加哥*、杜克*、圣路易斯华盛顿*、约翰·霍普金斯*、卡耐基梅隆*、莱斯*、埃默里*、英属哥伦比亚*、麦吉尔*、滑铁卢*、澳大利亚悉尼*等世界顶尖高校纷纷向国际中学的毕业生伸出了橄榄枝。

一流的英语家教老师去哪找？

一流的英语家教老师在国内不多，但对于英语教学，外教是很擅长的，建议家长给孩子报班阿卡索外教一对一辅导班，跟着一流外教学英语，孩子英语学的更好。
免费试听课地址：【免费领取，外教一对一精品课程】点击即可免费领取，试听完之后，还可以免费获得一次英语能力水平测试和一份详细的报告，以及公开课免费看。
阿卡索是在线一对一教学，有固定外教的机构，可以让孩子天天在家留学一样跟外教学英语，学习过程分级考试，并发相应证书，而且价格亲民，一年学费就几千块，一堂课才20元左右。
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我是一名数学教师，我想问的是如何能成为A-LEVEL数学教师，需要考什么证吗？或是需要接受什么培训认证？

简单的说你首先要英语很厉害，说白了就是双语教学，
第二个你需要看懂英国教育部的数学提纲并且能够通过某些学校的测试。说白就是你做前几年的数学试卷能够高分。
第三个就是你教课能够让学生满意，学校满意。
相关认证资质就看你目前是否达到某培训学校要求。
重点是 看懂 明白 英国教育部数学大纲并且对前几年他们的试卷答题能够拿高分。双语教学很重要。

承认A-Level证书的*有哪些？

持A-Level证书可以进入的*有：
英国： 剑桥*、牛津*、帝国理工、伦敦政治经济、巴斯*、曼彻斯特*、拉夫堡*、利兹*、布里斯托*等英国所有*
加拿大: 多伦多*、不列颠哥伦比亚*、麦吉尔*、女皇*、西安大略*、劳伦西*、蒙特埃里森*、特伦特*等*
澳大利亚: 悉尼*、澳大利亚国立*、新南威尔士*、西澳*、蒙那什*、卧龙岗*、墨尔本*等所有*
新西兰: 奥克兰*、梅西*、林肯*、怀卡托*、马努卡理工等全部*
爱尔兰： 都柏林*三一、爱尔兰**梅努斯、科克、戈尔威、都柏林、利默里克*、都柏林城市*等全部*
新加坡： 新加坡国立*、新加坡南洋理工*等所有*
香港： 所有*
南非： 所有*
美国： 美国一些顶级*需要SAT成绩，但也有部分*接受A-level成绩，而且A-level成绩在美国*可以兑换学分

扬州介绍英文版

Yangzhou ( Chinese: 扬州; former spellings: Yang-chou, Yangchow, Yang-chow; literally "Rising ") is a -level city in central Jiangsu Province, People's Republic of China. Sitting on the northern bank of the Yangtze River, it borders the capital of Nanjing to the southwest, Huai'an to the north, Yancheng to the northeast, Taizhou to the east, and Zhenjiang across the river to the south. it is one of the of China's cities, known at various periods for its great merchant families, poets, painters, and scholars.
History
The first in the Yangzhou area, called Guangling (广陵, Kuang-Ling) was founded in the Spring and Autumn Period. After the defeat of Yue by King Fuchai of Wu a garrison city was built 12 metres (39 ft) above water level on the northern bank of the Yangtze River c 485 BCE. This city in the shape of a three by three li square was called Hancheng.[1] The newly created Han canal formed a moat around the south and east sides of the city. The purpose of Hancheng was to protect Suzhou from naval invasion from the Qi. In 590 CE, the city began to be called Yangzhou, which was the name of what was then the entire part of China.
Under the second Sui Dynasty (581–617 CE) Emperor Yangdi (r. 604–617), Yangzhou was the southern capital of China and called Jiangdu upon the of the Jinghang (Grand) Canal until the fall of the dynasty. The city has remained a leading economic and cultural center and major port of foreign trade and external exchange since the Tang Dynasty (618-907). At one time many Arab and Persian merchants lived in the city but they were massacred in 760 CE during the An Shi Rebellion.During the Tang Dynasty many merchants from Korea's Silla Dynasty also lived in Yangzhou.
The city, still known as Guangling, was briefly made the capital of the Wu Kingdom during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period.
In 1280 AD, Yangzhou was the site of a massive gunpowder explosion when the bomb store of the Weiyang arsenal caught fire. This blast killed over a hundred guards, hurled debris from buildings into the air that landed ten li away from the site of the explosion, and could be felt 100 li away as tiles on roofs shook (refer to gunpowder article).
Marco Polo claims to have served in Yangzhou under the Mongol emperor Kubilai Khan in the period around 1282-1287 (to 1285, according to Perkins). Although some versions of Polo's memoirs imply that he was the governor of Yangzhou, it is more likely that he was an official in the salt industry, if indeed he was employed there at all. Chinese texts offer no evidence for his claim. The discovery of the 1342 tomb of Katarina Vilioni, member of an Italian trading family in Yangzhou, does, however, suggest the existence of a thriving Italian community in the city in the 14th century.
During the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) until the 19th century Yangzhou acted as a major trade exchange center for salt (a regulated commodity), rice, and silk. The Ming were largely for building the city as it now stands and it with 9 (5.6 mi) of walls.
After the fall of Beijing and northern China to the Manchu in 1644, Yangzhou remained under the control of the short-lived Ming loyalist of the so-called Hongguang Emperor, based in Nanjing. The Qing forces, led by Prince Dodo, reached Yangzhou in the spring of 1645, and despite the heroic efforts of its chief defender, Shi Kefa, the city fell on May 20, 1645, after a brief siege. A ten-day massacre followed, in which, as it was alleged, 800,000 people died. Shi Kefa himself was killed by the Manchus as well, after he refused to switch his to the Qing regime.
The city's rapid recovery from these events and its great through the early and middle years of the Qing dynasty were due to its role as center of the Lianghuai sector of the salt monopoly. As early as 1655, the Dutch envoy Johan Nieuhof described the city (Jamcefu, i.e. Yangzhou-Fu, in his ) commented on the city's salt trade as follows:
This Trade alone has so very much enrich'd the of this Town, that they have re-built their City since the last by the Tartars, erecting it in as great splendor as it was at first.
Famed at that time and since for , art, and the gardens of its merchant families, many of which were visited by the Kangxi and Qianling emperors during their Southern Tours, the Qing-era Yangzhou has been the focus of intensive research by .
The Yangzhou riot in 1868 was a pivotal moment of Anglo-Chinese relations during the late Qing Dynasty that almost led to war.The crisis was fomented by the gentry of the city who opposed the presence of foreign Christian there. The riot that resulted was an angry crowd estimated at eight to ten thousand who assaulted the premises of the British China Inland Mission in Yangzhou by looting, burning and attacking the led by Hudson Taylor. No one was killed, however several of the were injured as they were forced to flee for their lives. As a result of the report of the riot, the British consul in Shanghai, Sir Walter Henry Medhurst took seventy Royal marines in a Man of war and steamed up the Yangtze to Nanjing in a show of force that resulted in an official apology from Viceroy Zeng Guofan and financial made to the injured .
From the time of the Taiping Rebellion (1853) to the end of the Communist (1949) Yangzhou was in decline, due to war damage and neglect of the Grand Canal as railways replaced it in . During the anti-Japanese War it endured eight years of enemy and was used by the Japanese as a site for camps. Hundreds of civilian "aliens" from Shanghai were here in 1943, and located in one of three camps (A, B, and C). Camp C, located in the former American Mission in the north-west of the city, was for the duration of the war.
Among early plans for railways in the late Qing was one for a line that would connect Yangzhou to the north, but this was in favour of an route. The city's status as a leading economic centre in China was never to be restored. Not until the 1990s did it begin to regain some semblance of , from national economic growth and a number of targeted projects. With the canal now partially restored, and excellent rail and road , Yangzhou is once again an important and market center. It also has some output, chiefly in cotton and textiles. In 2004, a railway linked Yangzhou for the first time with Nanjing.
Cuisine
Yangzhou dishes may be one of the reasons why the people of Yangzhou are so with their city. They have an appealing color, aroma, taste and . The original color of each is preserved after cooking, and no oily sauce is added, so as to retain the fresh savor of the food.
In Yangzhou all dishes, whether cheap or expensive, are elaborate. Cooks will not scrimp on their work, even with Zhugansi (stewed sliced dry bean curd), a popular dish that costs only a few yuan. Dry bean curd is made by each that serves it, so the flavor is . The cook slices the 1-cm-thick curd into 30 shreds, each one paper-thin but none broken, and then stews them for hours with chopped bamboo shoots and shelled shrimps in chicken soup. In this way the dry bean curd shreds can soak up the flavor of the other , and the soup is clear but savory. It is not only Yangzhou cooks but also the ordinary people who are about cooking.

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