Chess is a wonderful game requiring strategy and tactic. In this series, we will be adding some mixture by playing chess variants. Chess variants are basically chess, but with different rules. It will be a lot of fun and a way to think differently when playing. The chess variants that we will play in this series include: - Chess960 - Crazyhouse - King of the HIll - Three Check For this tournament, we will be playing on lichess.org. Please make sure to create an account on lichess.org before attending the tournament. If you do not have an account, you will NOT be able to participate.

In this series, we will play Kahoots on some random topics and have fun. In each session, we will have a topic and we will play various Kahoots in that topic.

In this series, we will learn the basic of one of the oldest languages in the world. Some background information about Sanskrit: - Many Indian scriptures like the Vedas and Bhagavad Gita are written in Sanskrit. - Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages. - Many Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit like Hindi and Marathi. No prior knowledge is required to attend this series. In this series, we will learn the following: - Simple Sanskrit Phrases - Introduction phrases like greetings and saying your name. - Sanskrit Grammar - Forming simple sentences using two words. Pronoun + Verb - Sanskrit Numbers - 1 to 20 - Sanskrit Days of the Week - Anything else you want to learn how to say in one of the oldest languages in the world!! NOTE: This is for learners who know nothing or very little and want to learn. If you already know, it might be a review and you are welcome to join. I am excited to meet all of you!

We're back! After months of silence, the Schoolhouse Physics Club is back, in our new home in the Physics Subworld. "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out", as Feynman said, so let's figure it out! This is the club where all Physics enthusiasts meet on Fridays!

🔥Should we colonize Mars or not? 🔥What if we had one language for the world? 🔥Is your vote in a large election pointless? 🔥Should finance be decentralized? 🔥 These are some of the varied topics we'll discuss in this series. Get ready for lively conversations and debates. Each session has its own unique topic. The sessions are highly participatory 🗣️ and require your full engagement. As much as the sessions are about the content, they are the people 👨‍👨‍👧and the unique perspectives you all bring to the Zoom 📺room. Note: this series is indefinite ♾️. I'll keep adding new sessions. Join if you're interested in getting updates every time we host a new session. You can choose which ones to attend.

🐟 Are you in need of a relaxing study space? Come join us! Here, you will be accompanied with the comfort of various sea animals while you study! We also have THREE different timings throughout 6 days🐟 ⏱️ We will be doing the Pomodoro technique to increase productivity! This will be two 25 minutes of work and 5 minute breaks after each one. ⏱️ 🪸 During the session, we will be playing ocean background videos with lo-fi music and provide fun sea facts during the breaks! 🪸 💬 You are free to ask for help from the tutors (through chat) and chat during the breaks. Let's create an encouraging environment! 💬 Can't join or miss working with the ocean outside of sessions? Check out the Monterey Bay Aquarium's YouTube channel! That is where I get these videos :) While you're there, donate if you can! 🌊🪸🐳🐚🐠🦞🦀🐡🦈🐙🐬🐋🦐🐟🪸🌊

*New sessions added on request* Welcome to School and Schoolhouse.world, a Q&A on the art of learning I've been running for almost a year now! All you need is a Schoolhouse account. Don't have one? Sign Up for free: https://schoolhouse.world/api/auth/signup?ref=u-3rvjjcld4t This series began with study skills: Is notetaking useless? How should you study for exams? Can you ever truly focus on your work? Does listening to music while working help? And can you find time to do things that matter? But it has evolved into an Ask (Almost) Anything on self-directed learning, graduate school applications, studying various humanities disciplines, etc. In some ways, it mirrors my own journey as an autodidact in college and now graduate school. Most sessions are short enough to fit into your daily schedule, and I'll ensure that each of you gets to ask at least one question, and clarify your concerns about studying. So get your questions ready: Ask yourself what you want to ask! It's your questions that drive each session, so please participate either via the mic or chat box. I'm super-excited to help you learn better inside or outside the classroom. See you in a session! :)

We'll go over the foundations and beyond of the French Language through lessons, conversation practice and exercises.

Welcome to my novella club! Throughout this series, we will be reading classic novellas (short novels) from some of the most influential and famous authors of all time! The goal of this series is for you to develop the skills to analyze and appreciate works of literature. Since novellas provide tons of room for higher thinking analysis, in each session we will be discussing plot, character, setting, and deeper meanings of the novella that we are reading. To make the series entertaining, there will be many occasions when you will have debates among fellow learners. And, we will even play trivia games relating to our current novella!

Welcome to THE study room! Sessions might not be hosted every day but we will put in as much as we can, and due to multiple co-hosts, the session time will not always be the same. If you guys have any questions about any homework, feel free to directly message us or other attendees in the chat for help! Feel free to put the things you are looking forward to getting done at the beginning of the session and update us if you managed to complete them at the end. We will be accepting music suggestions! *NOTE: Turning your camera on would be preferred; this series is intended for us to get our tasks done. We will be accountable to each other and ensure we are getting what we need to be done! Zachary, Joseph, and Queena