Should you learn SQL in 2024? Well, you reached right video, let me explain. This video was brought to you by DigiLink Academy. You're number one source to learning programming fast and get to that six-figure salary you desire. Our third day project course includes our JavaScript front-end projects, our Python back-end projects, our SQL database projects, and much, much more. So go ahead and click the link below to our free seven-step guide so that you can start reaching your programming goals I'll see you guys in the course. All right, guys, let's jump right into this. A lot of you guys got questions about SQL. You're still trying to figure out that SQL. We're gonna answer that later on in the video. But just to get straight to the point, should you learn SQL Server in 2024? The answer to that question is yes, guys. Data is the core of any business. SQL Server, SQL, whatever type of database language manages that data, put it in tables, and it's the central part of any business. And anybody who know how to leverage that data, access, modify, create it is gonna be in a great position to provide value to that company. That being said, if you're a SQL developer trying to learn SQL, trying to really stand out from the competition, this is gonna be a competitive advantage, guys.  SQL is that perfect way. And I'm gonna give you some reasons why specifically. But before we get into those reasons, guys, I'm trying to make some notes here so I can make sure I cover everything. But comment below in the comment section on what your experience been so far as SQL. Have you tried it? Do you know about it? Is this your first time actually even seeing somebody talk about SQL? Put those comments in the comment section. Let's start a conversation. I'm really trying to be engaged with you guys to kind of figure out your perspective so that I can make sure I know what's going on on the ground floor and provide you guys with up-to-date unique situations so that you can get ahead of the competition. So that being said, let's talk about SQL a little bit more in detail. A lot of you guys are Python developers, front-end, back-end developers. You really haven't heard about SQL. You're just trying to figure out, hey, I'm just trying to get an opportunity. Give me an opportunity to get in, right? How can I get an opportunity? As you guys already know, front-end development with Java, with PHP, with Java, any of the HTML stuff, highly, highly competitive industry or job opportunity to get into. A lot of people want those opportunities. Same with the back-end, with Python, CC++, all that stuff like that, highly, highly competitive to get in. SQL on the other hand, relative to the other two we were just talking about, you can jump into that with relatively not a lot of competition because nobody's really branding themselves as a SQL developer and you can learn SQL get, actually compete against less people for more job opportunities because not like other technology companies where you're working with the latest and greatest cutting-edge technology with SQL, every company has that. Every company got data. You got reporting, you got performance-related stuff. You got new programming language, I said programming language. You know store procedures that you can use so that you can provide value and present data in unique ways and that's just scratching the surface, guys. I can't cover everything in this video. That's why I have links to my seven-step guide below so go ahead and check that out. It's gonna give you an introduction to SQL, what you need to do to get started and create that roadmap for you. So go ahead and do that. And if you guys already checked out my seven-step guide, go ahead and check out my 30-day developer course. It really gonna give you a deep dive and put you into the position to be a SQL developer. That being said, guys, at the end of the day, we need you to get started. We need you to start to go and learn SQL. Contrary to popular belief, it's actually gonna be pretty easy compared to the other ones because SQL have maybe five to 10 statements that you're gonna use and everything else is just experienced after that versus other programming languages that got ton of frameworks and new libraries, all that stuff you gotta learn. SQL is actually relatively easy and personally, that's what I started from. Guys, as you guys can tell, I'm not the super technical savvy person and I was able to take SQL server and create a career that most people would dream of having because of the level access to technology. I get to work with a lot of different things and it all started with that understanding of SQL, the data, the business process, and then it just ballooned to where I am today. And you guys can have that same opportunity if you guys just get started and really present yourself in front of the right people. So at the end of the day, it's gonna be easier to learn because you've got a very subset of SQL statements that you're working with and everything revolves around the data. Secondly, the competition is not as fierce as the other two. You're gonna get more opportunities to be a SQL developer than any other three, especially if you're not in a Silicon Valley or New York or a really big market with technology, you're definitely gonna see a noticeable difference in SQL job versus the other two. Not that they're not there, it's just that more companies have databases and need to leverage that data more than just a Facebook or a Google or an Apple who's just working on this cutting edge IT robotics and things like that. Not that you're not gonna get into that. Let me make sure I clarify. You will get into those technologies at some point in your career, you just trying to get your foot in the door, especially for your aspiring developers who can't even get a job or can't get started or anything like that or from your struggling IT profession who want to get into development, but maybe you start off in support and they just kind of brand you as support person and you cannot get any opportunities. SQL is gonna be that opportunity where you can really shine and hit the ground running quickly and get ahead of the competition guys. So at the end of the day guys, all about really positioning yourself for success, making that first step to get started. Getting started is the hardest part. Once you get in the game guys, once you get your opportunity as a developer, the sky's the limit. I can't tell you how many opportunities I didn't have with all the learning I did until I got that first opportunity and it just go from there. SQL will give you guys that opportunity that you guys started, put you in position to win and get ahead of the competition. If you haven't already guys, go ahead and check out the stuff in the description or link in the description. Got a lot of goodies there, seven step guide, all that good stuff like that. I can really go into detail here. I just can't do that on this video and I really want you guys to get started. I want to be able to have a community of people who just went from not having any experience with technology to be able to say yes. When I saw that video ride, it gave me the motivation to get started. I went through his courses and his seven step guide. Now I got that job and do a good testimony video and all that good stuff guys. So make my dreams possible. Let's get started to that first job and then we're gonna see you grow to success like you want to and everything's gonna be good. So like I was saying before guys, links in the description box for all the goodies. We'll see if I can put something here on the screen here so that you can click and go straight to the seven step guide. Like, subscribe to the content. I'll see you guys in the next video. Peace.


Hey, what's going on everyone? It is be every here again for another trailer reaction this one I'm very very excited for this is hidden colors five It is the first look trailer by Tariq Nishi who is an author director producer Makes all types of products. You know What else does he do? He does a number of things, but I'm a big fan of his I have all of his films right here hitting colors one two three four and Also got the hidden history of Haiti and I'm very excited about this trailer now I kind of already spoiled it for myself just a little bit. I know that Dame Dash and Michael John White are in it I didn't I haven't seen anything But I was looking at the comment section well before I had a chance to actually look at it Which is now so I was like, oh crap. I shouldn't spoil that for myself. Anyway, let me go ahead and put on these headphones and You guys can stop listening to me talk and watch me Watch this trailer Here we go When you want to conquer a people you give them a myth You get them to believe the myth and then you have the repetition have them formed We've been trained to think about Europeans as our God So we're at war with who? We're working God because we still many of us believe in the white image of Jesus and that's his son We know that his father must also be white. So are you trying to tell me we're at war with that? The thing about being conscious and truthful is you got to be tough You got to be ready to get violent because people are always going to try to take advantage of you because if you're winning They're losing and those guys cheat and you don't so you got to be they got to know not to play with you They got to know you got you can't really think that you're just gonna have an opinion without some muscle We've also had the mindset of resistance Even in Los Angeles here a lot of gangs got started because they were combating the white supremacist groups that were targeting black people in certain neighborhoods So street gangs were created to really battle them at first in the 60s They banned martial art if they had registration of people's hands and feet Because it was something I didn't quite understand and plus when people came from the armed forces and started using karate It was dangerous at that time in neighborhoods that are of a more upscale Financially affluent society white Jewish, etc. They are Infused with fertility clinics while in our societies the ones that do not have that elevated level of economics black and brown impoverished Communities have abortion clinics. The first revolution Gil Scott Helen tells us is the revolution in the mind Please her up and get here They keep getting better and better With each film I first got into the hidden color series Maybe little over two years ago and I'm I was like, you know, wow This is you know, you know a good decent amount of content just kind of packed into one It can really motivate someone to try to just you know, learn more about the black community and black society And you know, how we should engage the space and move around in the Americas and you know Good senses of history and just understanding racism and the rules of racism You know, which is the name of all of these DVDs all of his past films I recommend them if you haven't seen them, please Go check them out. They are worth it. You know, we have to Support our own and fund our own media and this is one of the brothers out there Mr. Tariq Nashi that is doing that, you know, I'm trying to fight the system of white supremacy and replace it with Justice, so this is on his a Tariq radio YouTube channel He has about 55,000 Subscribers He has an Indie go-go on here.  I like that.  He was the first guy that they showed You can look him up on YouTube. He has a lot of knowledge a very educated man But you know, he's never had Damon dash or Michael draw white in any of his documentaries before and seeing them in here Now it's just kind of makes me more excited.  And so You know, I mean, that's still true today. So Send him in this documentary does get me excited you know, because it's dealing with warfare and Self-defense and things like that and Michael draw why I'm a big fan of his I've seen pretty much all of his movies I really like that blood and bone I Film that you can check it out on Netflix. That was pretty good. I saw that about Seven eight years ago. I believe it's still on Netflix right now, but that's pretty good. But yeah, I can't wait for this Let me see if I'm trying to see if they have in a Well, I guess it would have been in the in the credits I don't see like a release date, but it said coming soon.  I can't wait for the full thing to come out. I know he's still in production right now and By the looks of it already, you know, he has a lot done so I can't wait to see more But guys, that is just my opinion for hidden colors five the first look trailer What did you think did you like it? Did you hate it? Did I turn you on? Did I turn you off? Do you agree with me or do you disagree with me? Let me know down in the comment section below Let's get this conversation going and keep it flowing if you liked this video Go ahead and give me a thumbs up and if you don't that's fine But you can still subscribe to my channel and also look me up on social media Facebook Instagram and Twitter All that good stuff. It's right there at the bottom of the screen And I made it very easy by providing a link to all that good stuff down in the description box below But guys, I just want to thank you again for tuning in to my opinion slash review slash reaction For the hidden colors five first look trailer directed produced and written by Tariq Nishid and before you go Don't forget that my name is brandy Kitavery and that's just my opinion peace


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Okay, I'm going to Gerald. Could you please share about something about yourself? Yeah, I am started with WordPress. I'm not just starting my fourth year using it. And I started it basically to look at doing some e-commerce type things, but I quickly jumped in to do a family genealogy site that I've got. And I've got over 4,500 names in my site right now and information about the family. It does have a front end, but the back end is only available to people that are in the family and I know who they are. PPI information is important to be careful of. And I'm still working on a couple of ideas on websites for e-commerce. And I retired a couple of years ago, but I'm not new to programming. I've programmed for over 36 years in my jobs. That's good, that's good. I'm familiar with coding, but I've chosen to do everything I can in my site in blocks only. I don't use any page builders or anything. Everything I've built is in blocks. Okay, good to know. Thank you. Thank you for sharing. Okay, I'm going to another person. Hello, Anisur Bhai. Assalamu alaikum. Yeah, I'm Anisur Bhai. I'm from a company called Orange School in Uttarath. I've developed a company here. I'm continuing to work here. Okay, okay. Hello. Thank you, Anisur Bhai. Abdulla Bhai. Hello. Thank you so much. This is our session, second day. I have joined. Yesterday I have joined with you. And today we have two foreigners maybe. Yes, here is three. Robert Harold and Kim Vishop. Okay, so both of you, hi. Hi from Bangladesh. Thank you, Abdulla Bhai. Anisur hair-showing, Anisur three times. Okay, I'm a sleeping one. Hi, Kim. Can you hear me, Kim Vishop? Yes, I can. Sorry, getting to the mute button. Hi, I'm from Seattle, here to learn. Thank you. Okay, then we are starting with our host, Lincoln Mia. Lincoln, could you please start your session. Okay, thank you, Mahbub Bhai. Actually, this session will be in our local language, Bengali language. 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Okay, so the next thing we need to consider is if solutions are not ideal, how do we deal with those non-ideal solutions? And the idea is going to be similar to what we've considered for the ideal gas model in the past. The whole purpose of the ideal gas model is not to make a claim that all gases are ideal. We know that none of them actually are. But once we've described the ideal gas model, we know what assumptions we've made and writing it down, then we can understand better when those assumptions are not true and how to improve the model for gases that don't behave ideally. So let's start by summarizing everything we know about ideal solutions. First of all, our model for an ideal solution is essentially the same as saying the interaction between the two different solvents in the solution, the A-B interaction, is the average of the homogeneous A-A interaction and the homogeneous B-B interaction. Structurally, what that means about an ideal solution, I've drawn two different types of molecules here, A's and B's, for example, is that if, for example, half of the molecules are A molecules, then they appear distributed randomly throughout the system. And if they're only half of the molecules at the surface are A molecules, then instead of having the vapor pressure equal to the pure solvent, it's equal to only half of that. The partial pressure above the solution is only half or whatever the mole fraction is times the vapor pressure of the solvent. That's Raoult's law. And by looking at that in a little more detail, we've seen that these pressure composition or vapor, I'm sorry, temperature composition diagrams describe two different types of phase diagrams that tell us whether we're in the liquid phase or the vapor phase, liquid phase or vapor phase, as a function of temperature, and we have these liquid gas coexistence regions that we can use with tie lines to decide what are the compositions of the vapor and what are the compositions of the liquid that are in equilibrium with one another at a particular total pressure or at a particular temperature. All right, so those are the things we want to understand for non-ideal solutions where the results will be different than ideal solutions. So if things are not ideal, if this assumption doesn't hold, we can go back to the beginning and ask ourselves what would be non-ideal about them and see what the consequences would be. So we consider two different cases. First of all, if the heterogeneous interaction, the A-B interaction is not the average of the A-A and B-B interactions, there's only two other options that can be stronger than or weaker than that average predicts. So we'll consider those two cases separately. So for the first case, let's say that V-A-B and to avoid getting hung up in inequalities and signs when these interaction energies are negative, that might be a little bit confusing. So I'll just say, if the A-B interactions are stronger than ideal, so instead of the average of the A-A and B-B interactions, A and B hold onto each other a little more tightly, their interaction energy is more favorable, more negative than the ideal case predicts. So what that's going to mean is rather than A molecules escaping from the solution to produce a partial pressure of A as predicted by Raoult's law, because those A molecules will tend to be surrounded sometimes by some amount of B molecules. They will be held back into solution more tightly by these stronger A-B interactions. In the ideal solution, every A-A and B-B interaction, they're all the same. In this non-ideal solution, the A-B interactions are stronger, so the A molecules escape from solution less often than they would in the ideal case. So again, strong heterogeneous interactions mean fewer of the molecules escape. So we call that situation negative deviations, because in particular, we're used to using Raoult's law to make predictions about the pressure, and in this non-ideal case, the pressure is lower than the Raoult's law of prediction, so it's deviating in a negative direction from the Raoult's law of prediction. So if we move over to the pressure composition diagram, just to remind you where this diagram came from originally, Raoult's law for component A says the vapor pressure, I'm sorry, the partial pressure piece of A increases linearly with concentration of A. Partial pressure Pb increases linearly with the concentration of B. We add those two curves together, we get the dew point curve, I'm sorry, the bubble point curve, which is a straight line of the system of Bayes Raoult's law. The sum of this straight line and that straight line gives us this straight line. What would that look like for a system with negative deviations from Raoult's law? I'll draw the same axes, pressure, composition, the pure substances are still going to have the same vapor pressures they've always had, so we're still going to connect those two dots with a bubble point curve and a dew point curve, but now, because we have negative deviations, instead of a straight line and a straight line, I won't draw these curves because it will clutter up my diagram a little too much, but actually maybe I will. Instead of a straight line, I'll draw a curve that sags a little bit. Likewise, for B, I'll draw a curve that sags a little bit below what we would predict for Raoult's law. So these partial pressures are the things that are exhibiting the negative deviation from Raoult's law, and then when I add those two curves up, instead of getting a straight line, I get a line that sags a little bit. So it's not the straight line, it's decreased by just a little bit. That's the bubble point curve, the dew point curve, the curve that describes the composition of the gas, pressure of the gas is a function of composition. That's still below the bubble point curve, so we still have a liquid phase at high pressures, a gas phase at low pressures, and a coexistence of the liquid and gas phase in this coexistence region, which again is connected with tie lines. So only difference between the two is the actual data are different for the real gas with negative deviations than Raoult's law predicts, and these pressures are reduced by a little bit because of those negative deviations. If I use the same logic for the temperature composition diagram, so temperature composition, the boiling point of these solutions, we can draw this same curve just inverted because systems with a high vapor pressure are more volatile, they will have a lower boiling point, but again, instead of a nice, smooth looking, lenticular, lens-shaped surface up here, it's going to, instead of deviating downward in the pressure, it's going to deviate upward in the temperature. So it's going to look something like that, liquid, gas coexistence, tie lines inside the coexistence region. So again, qualitatively the same as the Raoult's law case, but the boiling points are elevated for this case because if the Raoult's law pressure is lower, if the pressure is lower than the Raoult's law pressure, the boiling points will be higher than the Raoult's law boiling points. So now that leads us to the last case, which is the opposite situation of positive deviations, and I suppose before I describe that case, I can give you an example, a real world example of what would a system be that does or doesn't behave like Raoult's law? If I want to have a system with negative deviations, a system where A molecules interact more strongly with B molecules than they do with themselves, or with the B, than the B molecules do with themselves, the stereotypical example to give in that case would be acetone interacting with chloroform. So in this case, so acetone has this carbonyl bond, chloroform has this very polar hydrogen because of the electron withdrawing character of these chlorine atoms, so this very polar hydrogen can hydrogen bond in solution very well with the oxygen of the carbonyl bond in acetone. In pure chloroform, there's no oxygens or fluorines or nitrogens to hydrogen bond with, so it doesn't exhibit hydrogen bonding homogeneously. Likewise, these hydrogens are not polar enough to hydrogen bond with the oxygen in acetone, so there's no strong hydrogen bonding in acetone and pure acetone or in pure chloroform, but if I make a mixture of the two solvents, then I've got this strong hydrogen bond between solvents A and B, acetone and chloroform, and the AB interactions are stronger than they are in the pure solvent. So that's a standard case to use as an example when you want to illustrate negative deviations from Raoult's law. Positive deviations are the exact opposite. That would be a case where the AB interactions are weaker than the average of the AA and the BB interactions, so that would be most solvent pairs exhibit positive deviations from Raoult's law. That would be a case like, for example, most aqueous solutions. If I combine water and ethanol, water's got very strong hydrogen bonds with itself. It doesn't hydrogend as well with ethanol as it does with itself, so that would be a case where we will see positive deviations from Raoult's law, meaning that the pressure of either one of these solvents is going to be greater than predicted by Raoult's law, and you can probably guess what these diagrams are going to look like if the pressures are deviating in a positive direction, so rather than the straight line Raoult's law connecting the vapor pressures of the two pure solvents, those are deviated upwards a little bit, so liquid phase at high pressure, gas phase at low pressure, coexistence region between the two, so I've drawn the upper curve as bowing upwards from the Raoult's law behavior a little bit. Likewise, when we think about boiling points, if the pressures are deviated in the upward direction, the temperatures are going to deviate in the negative direction, so rather than the Raoult's law type curve, the boiling points are going to be lower for the solution with positive deviations, so you'll notice that I've made these deviations relatively slight. We will see in the future systems that have relatively minor deviations from Raoult's law, like the cases I've drawn here and cases that have more significant deviations from Raoult's law, so what I've drawn here are systems that have relatively minor deviations from Raoult's law, and then what we'll do next is, now that we at least understand how to categorize solutions either as being ideal, deviating in one direction or the other direction from Raoult's law, of course the next thing we'll need to want to do is to get a little more quantitative and ask if the system is non-ideal and we can't use Raoult's law, is there something else we can use instead?


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What we will do now is to go back to the DCI and look at the structure of the DCI equation a little bit more and understand. However, before I do that, let me also tell you that it is trivial to add singles and triples etcetera to the CI equation, something that I would not like to do, but in details but at least SDCI is important to do. So let me just tell you the structure of the SDCI. So all you need, forget about now approximations, go back to the actual equation of CI. So all you need is the matrix of the Hamiltonian. So I am again writing in terms of normal order. So what is the first term? 0. H minus E Hartree-Fock, psi Hartree-Fock is 0, just as it was there before. And then I have, I am now writing in a more cryptic form H0S, I hope you will be able to understand now. This is the matrix of the Hamiltonian between Hartree-Fock and Singly excited. Remember it should be H minus E Hartree-Fock, but it is not necessary to write E Hartree-Fock for the first term. Then I have H0D, this was essentially what I called Bidager in the previous exercise. So H0D, so it is a three block. So what I am now writing is a CISD equation. So CISD has three blocks, Hartree-Fock which is only one by one block. Then you have a block of singles, Hartree-Fock then you have a block of doubles. Of course this should be larger than this, quite clear, number of doubles should be larger than the number of doubles. Then you have another block which is exactly opposite, HS0, then another block, column block which will be HD0, this is what I called B, just trying to put you in the perspective. This is the new block that is coming in, it is a block matrix. What would be this block? This block would be HSS, between one set of singly excited to another set of singly excited and this block will be HSD, this is matrix, these are all matrix, however this is a rectangular matrix because number of singles is different from number of doubles. This is a square matrix, so please understand from the block itself you will know and then you have similarly a reverse of this which is HDS and eventually another square matrix which is HDD. You can try to write as nicely as possible, those who can draw well they should be able to do that. This is my matrix of the Hamiltonian and then I have one CSCD, so I have this block of CS, I have the block of CD equal to E correlation and exactly same, 1 CS and CD and so on. This becomes your CI, it is very simple. What you do is block wise, first block times the first column is into E correlation into 1, that is your E correlation. I had written down that Vdagar C will just change as more terms, however we know that we have a Brillouin's theorem, so now I am going to apply the Brillouin's theorem for the Hartree-Fock, so this block is also 0 and this block is also 0. Interestingly, your correlation energy remains as Vdagar CD or Vdagar C, because this is 0, so 0 times this is 0, so correlation energy does not change, is it clear? Because of the Brillouin's theorem, so the question that you should ask then why should I do CI doubles, why should I do CI SD, sorry I should be happy with CI doubles, the answer is no, because when I calculate C then you will see the changes will take place. My generic expression is Vdagar C but what is the value of C, if that is different then correlation energy will be different, so that you will see for the next set of equations. This is 0 of course, so this is second row times the column, now HSS will act on CS plus HSD will act on CD to give you E correlation CS, so I have a CS equation, do I require it no, because my E correlation is Vdagar C, so I require only CD, so I do not care about CS equation but come to CD, now you have a problem V into 1 plus HDS into CS plus HDD into CD equal to your E correlation CD, so your CD now depends on CS, I hope you can understand, it is a coupled equation, I will write them down, I am just trying to explain, so to solve this I need CS, if I need CS that means my CD changes from the DCI and hence CI's the result will be different, so why is it changing, it is changing because of this block, this block is not 0, because singles by itself does not contribute because Hartree-Fogart is 0 but singles contributes with doubles and doubles mixes with Hartree-Fogart, so in an indirect way singly excited determinant is changing the energy, not directly but through doubles and we know that the doubles interact with Hartree-Fogart, so if I can change the doubles amplitude then my result will change and that is done because doubles amplitude is affected by singles, so let me write down in the same block for the CI HD equations, before I go back to more discussion about DCI which is simple, note again that I can go back to normal order, so these are all that I am writing is normal order, so whatever you call it HN, since everything is HN these are all please whatever I am writing now is normal order Hamilton H minus E Hartree-Fogart, so I do not have to write this I hope, you will understand what it means, so let me write down the expressions, so I have the first expression is E correlation equal to Bidager CD, so that is of course given first expression is Bidager CD because of Brelois theorem this does not contribute but then you have a second equation which is 0 into 1 but you have now HSS, again please remember assume by default normal Hamiltonian, so I am not going to write E HN all the time assume by default normal order Hamilton, so the H that I am writing is normal order now, so you do not have to write the symbols each time, so HSS into CS plus HSD into CD equal to E correlation into CS, is it all right, then the last set of equation is HDO which is my B, B into 1, so B plus HDS into CS plus HDD into CD equal to E correlation into CD, note that if this term was not there then my CD equation would have been exactly like double CI and your correlation energy is exactly like double CI, so I do not care about this equation, so what is HSS I am least bothered, the problem is this guy the DS or SD, this guy is not 0 and that is the reason CISD gives a different result, so CISD provides different result from DCI or many people of course to be consistent call this also CID, I mean the literature you will find all kind of nomenclature, this is called CISD, this is called SDCI, so whatever nomenclature you want to use you use no problem, so this provide different result from DCI because of the block HDS or HSD that is identical block, again by default it is a normal order Hamiltonian, so that is the reason CISD gives a different result because if this was 0 then of course your CD equation would have been also exactly identical and correlation energy anyway does not depend on singles, so result would have been exactly identical, but now just because of this block I have to solve this in a coupled equation, so I it requires CIS this is known this is not 0, so I require CIS, so I have to solve these two equations in a coupled manner to get both CIS and CD and then put this here and the result will be, of course we know that the result will not significantly vary simply because this is coming at a slightly higher order this coupling term, so this is a coupling term which changes the DCI result only to some extent, so I have some numbers which I wanted to show and that is the reason I have brought this book today, how much the double CI changes from CISD, I think it is good to know before we go back to the discussion of the DCI, so E correlation is always same, what is asking if there are triples, so there would be one more block, but this is also 0 because Hartree-Fock with triples is also 0, so the correlation energy expression is always doubles, nothing else, but then now doubles should again depend on triples, so every time you are adding newer and newer excitations doubles is being modified, if doubles would not have contributed to triples then there would be no discussion, so what is important is doubly accelerated, whom they are interacting with, whomever they are interacting with will affect the correlation energy, is it clear? So triples will also change for the same reason, but we will not discuss CIISD triples, we will just go to CIISD, so


I mean, it's my first winter conference and it was really cool to hang out with the people, know people, so I think I was still on it. But for now, I think our talk is the highlight.


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Before we move on to the planning of a lesson for speaking skills, something that we need to look at first is the idea of the accuracy versus the fluency of speaking. Accuracy relates to the correct usage of grammar and vocabulary, whereas fluency relates to our ability to continue speaking without any interruption. Now, ultimately, within a whole ESA lesson or within language learning itself, fluency and accuracy are equally important. Within an ESA lesson, however, depending upon which stage we're at in that lesson, then we're either focusing on accuracy or we're focusing on fluency. Remember, in the ESA lesson, in the study phase, this is where we're looking at the target language, where we're doing our language learning, so it's very important in this stage that we focus on the accuracy of the language. Whereas in the activate stage, we're trying to get the students to use the language in a realistic way, and what we want them to do there is to focus on fluency.


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OTAN Outreach and Technical Assistance Network To Grossmont Idol School's Uber Ride, a warm tour of our tech integration plan starring Barbara, the tech savvy adventurer Nikki, the objective of Seth Dynamo And Jen, the recruitment wizard Okay, so three people are squeezed into an Uber car at the Sacramento airport Hello ladies, what brings you to Sacramento? Our tech integration plan is pretty impressive I mean, at least first, I think what's really important and what we're working on is that we're able to identify our learner's prior knowledge and skills And I think the way that we're doing this best is by modifying orientation and making sure that our transition specialists are part of it Yeah Sounds impressive You guys like that part? Yes, I totally do I mean, you know, as far as integrating language and did our literacy I mean, bridging our ESL and CT courses is becoming a big part of what we're doing as well And that's very exciting to be able to do that So we're not just teaching ESL, but we're combining it with another skill that they learn Yeah And we also want to posture that learning environment where we include students and teachers in their progress Yeah, and I mean technology, I mean, Barbara, you're kind of leading the way as far as all of those pieces go Yeah, charge, let's go So I mean, as we've got Canvas and Barbara will talk a little bit about that in orientation Yeah And then our open labs and then where we're going as far as high flex I mean, I'm really excited about that. That's going to make a big difference as far as students being able to show up when they're able and still show up when they can get there Right, and Barbara's like our leading teacher to do anything like that, right? Yeah We get them into that computer lab and we teach them how to go into Canvas And the ones that know absolutely nothing about computers, they're getting a very good education Yeah, and that's a large part of duty Yeah, they're getting a really good, you know, indoctrination into, you know, the world of technology Thank you You're welcome And I mean, just as far as, I mean, WAAS really kind of demanded that we increase our community for both teachers and students So I know that's going to make it possible at the Canvas piece and then just kind of following them throughout Yeah, I really like that part where, you know, we have an orientation for our students That it's a two week orientation to figure out, you know, what levels they are And then they're using the website to access resources and they're introduced to that in the orientation So that when they wind up in the computer lab, it's a familiar, because they're using that same website to access the resource So it's very familiar to them And that was great, great planning on your part too Yeah, thank you You're welcome Yeah, I was thinking, I knew you'd like it Yeah, I do, I do a lot, thanks Right, so, you know, absolutely, we're going to dive into this plan head first And, you know, I'm so happy that we did D-LAC Oh yeah I think if we did not do this, I don't think we'd be where we are today in terms of identifying You know, and making a plan Yeah So I just, you know, God, if I could give Neda and Dr. Porter and their whole staff a big hug, I would Yeah But we're going to be there soon Okay To get out of the Uber Yeah, we're going to be there, so you can do that then I'll hug them all at once Yeah, so that's just a way of saying thank you from the bottom of our hearts Absolutely, absolutely And you know, our backgrounds are all different, and I feel like we all have pretty different personalities So as far as learning about our strengths and where those came in Has done a lot for us just as far as trusting each other, building our team, and then also Kind of being more sensitive to what kind of support our teachers need as we go through these changes Yeah, absolutely Right, because I never knew you two were woos Yeah, oh, we're wooing all over the place Yeah, I see that now And I think that helps us strengthen our teachers too when we start to learn to identify the strengths that they have as well Yeah It certainly helps with the buy-in Yeah, for sure You know, many teachers are afraid to say that they have digital illiteracy Well, they're afraid Yeah, they're afraid, they don't want anybody to know that they don't know what They don't know They don't know as much as they think they know Right And so it really helps to have the lab where the teacher can bring their students and also, you know, learn alongside with them how to use it Yeah, it's been beneficial, yeah So as far as our site plan, I mean, I know all of us have an ESL background, including Jenna So that's really our focus, and I think that's kind of exciting because that's where our need is greatest right now Right, and it's a good place to start for sure And it also is enabling us to bridge from ESL into academic and our CTE pathways too Yeah I mean, that's a big component of our site plan Yeah I like it that we're giving the students from even our pre-lit students who come into the lab, they're getting a great orientation into, you know, computers Many of them have, you know, lived in the hills of Afghanistan Right And they were barely literate in their own languages, so now they have this opportunity to use the computer in a real situation And to learn, you know, how it works and, you know, this world that they're stepping into in the U.S. And you were great about instrumenting that and helping them get logged on, and you and a few other teachers have been really great about that Yeah, we work together, it's a great, great, I've looked at it like an experiment And it's been a wonderful experiment, you know, working and collaborating with the teachers and their students Well, and it's gonna help us too on the data side as far as being able to kind of dispel those myths about what students can't do And I think that will ultimately spur our teachers on because students will be more ready than they believe they are Yeah, that's true Can I move this toolbar? Yeah, what was it, something eight? Okay, there you go So, you know, IET is kind of what I'm most focused on and I won't say kind of Oh, okay, that's very important to be focused on it, not kind of I'm actually very focused on IET and, you know, we have our in class time I mean, that was really our first model But we realized that that really wasn't enough, especially in these early days where Teachers are kind of still in the push and pull of figuring out how they can fill back their curriculum And make space for somebody else So we're implementing technology in three different ways with IET So first, we'll have sessions before and after class for students It can be at their school site, it can also be in their community And we're looking to make this high flex for the fall Because if we say have a phlebotomy class at Tuesday, Thursday And students have organized childcare for Tuesday, Thursday But Wednesday at 10 is when students can make it for a session Where they can look at contextualized material for both literacy and their program We want other students to be able to join in, no matter where they're at or what their need is We'll complement these sessions with Canvas modules tailored for about eight to start medical courses And what that means is we'll have our promise is at least 10 activities Literacy based activities that will take material from the syllabus And ask for listening, writing and speaking activities for every student So that our Yale learners are having their needs met But also our students who haven't written in a while Who are going to be caught off guard by that 250 word triage essay And those kind of things can really utilize both sessions and Canvas modules And then we'll have Burlington English as supplemental for students that are interested Any IIT student can access it I wish Jenna was here though to talk about what we're doing at Tysense Learning Who is she vacationing in the Bahamas? I mean she's at her daughter's graduation Oh wait a minute, she's calling She's calling right now How lucky for us that she's calling while we're in the car Hello everyone, my name is Jenna Hansen And I am part of this amazing team from Grossman's Adult Education I am sad that I can't be there today with you But I know that Nikki, Jennifer and Fargo are doing a terrible job on our presentation I have a joke for you all And why is the math book so unhappy? Why Jenna?  How team comes so far in how we think and act together Dr. Carter has taught us to focus on our strengths And how we can use those strengths to work together successfully as a team By remembering that failure and success are not opposites And that strengths are not about what you do They are about how you do it It is obvious that focusing on our strengths And not our weaknesses makes us happier and more productive people One more joke Why did the teacher wear sunglasses to school? Why Jenna? Tell us Because her students were so bright It looks like Jenna had a facelift She looks super relaxed on vacation I mean at her daughter's graduation And I think she sent us one more video from her student Yeah, she did I think it's going to be really important to be able to see what her student has to say Because she's making some important updates to the program She uses LE but really wants that to be part of students working in Canvas as well And just working on aligning it with our in-person classes Will be really important So students are prepared either way Let's see what her student has to say Hi, my name is Rithika Zirini I'm from the United States This class helps me a lot Because I can practice my lessons every day I request to my teacher to send me a lesson that I want And make my own status cable And I can do it from home I like this kind of learning course Because I have children I'm very good at life They stop making it out of normal cable I can make my own I was capable to do my own But thank you very much, my teacher God bless you Bye That's nice She has the best student She really does She really does I thought mine were the best They're all the best There's Jenna's bag And I mean We know that all of this is kind of hinging on What we can do with recruitment Yeah, and so I don't know if you guys know this But all of the managers We hired an outside marketing agency To do an assessment of our website How we look to the outside world And we've taken all of their feedback And we're implementing it And we're highlighting to recruit Mostly for the medical classes And just to get the word out That there's English support In those medical classes So students feel like they can participate That's great And I mean, again Being able to bring in student services So that we can understand our community Is really key Not everybody works one on one with everybody And certainly our staff That we're counting on at the front desk Really needs to feel like they're part of it That's true I mean, recruitment intake are key And we're working on automating our registration Creating a more student-centered process And understanding our student skills And the goals with the guided placement Our diverse community deserves support And access and all that we do I don't know We were just looking at data At our annual data meeting Just looking at our student demographics And just reevaluating where we're at And the students that we serve And, you know, still mostly the predominant Or Arabic speakers Followed pretty closely by Spanish speakers Barsi speakers, Pashto speakers And then... That's a rich diversity And it's getting more and more mixed Which is exciting I'd like to see that on the table What's up and tablin' right here for you? Look at that And another important component That we were talking about Is really in the student tech survey What are students really telling us About their access to technology And these are some of the key things That we have to keep in mind As we're planning, right? We need to recognize that 20% of the students said They don't have a quiet place to study And we have student centers On two of our campuses But we don't have one at ESL So that's really something I hope we can work on Just magically make more buildings And then as far as having a device I mean, we talked about it yesterday You know, students are working on cell phones You always mention that Barbara Yeah, that's their primary point of access With the hybrid class And we're going to Revive past projects like student councils And build strong community We're going to have canvas forums And in-person events To connect with our students And reconnect students and teachers And embracing technology For collaboration and support Yeah, and I think that's really great Because all of that, especially if we Lead in with the orientation With the solid onboarding That's going to make a big difference For our students, I think holistically Because last year in July We started that two-week orientation And it's just been progressing And developing, and in my vision We have teachers rotating through To just make it richer and enhance it Every semester Yeah, it's a great way to build community Especially rotating the teachers in And everybody gets an idea Of what that orientation is And how to make it better And we mentioned in our objectives That we're really working to Bridge our higher level students Into our community And bridge our higher level students Into other programs What did you do at orientation When you encountered students That were either too advanced For the classes that we offer Well, I would hook them up With their transition services right away So that they could have a discussion With them and make a plan For college or career Training Yeah, that was Very good planning And I mean, you know I also Believe that what we've been doing At D-LAC with Ideal to, we're able to With a balanced mind And all the Team members we've met at D-LAC Are going through the same things Take a look at our challenges I mean, as far as Some of what WASTA's asked us to do Aligning levels, aligning assessments In ESL I know we've tried to launch that Through PLC's so teachers really feel Like they're driving that process And so that hopefully Will cultivate the community WASTA's For with our teachers But also that teachers in That process will say Technology is actually going to help us Do all of this That's what we hope And we always need more teachers So I mean, if there's anybody That can hear me that was interested We're always looking to hire them I'll get the word out for you Okay I mean, we've done a lot Of good stuff to you in this last year A lot has worked well Especially starting With the digital literacy lab Oh yeah, that Computer lab Has been just wonderful And I'd like to see it grow And I would like to see us get Even better equipment in there Working on it I hope that next month We'll have new computers We're working on it We've got the RAM We've had other successes too Like your hybrid beginning low high class Two days on zoom, two days in person Students love that Being able to come in And play games in the classroom Yeah Restructuring our ESL classes I'm super excited I've waited a long time for this And it's going to be Many of those students That are really demanding these new high flex And just some sort of new options Yeah So despite our challenges We've made progress Looks like we're pulling up to D-LAC now Yeah, I see the building now It looks vaguely familiar Yes You have arrived With your tech revolution It's time to go to your school Thanks Nelson Thanks Nelson


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