The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s that boosts focus and prevents burnout by breaking work into 25-minute, distraction-free intervals (called "pomodoros") separated by 5-minute breaks In the 25 minutes of focus time, we shall not be speaking and all mics should be muted. In the 5 minute breaks in between, you can do whatever you want. Hence, we can stay productive without burning out. Come work on anything you want and build a consistent study habit over time! 🍅📚 PS- This is everyday, unlike the other pomodoro series I host, If you would prefer every other day, check that out!

This series is designed to give students a solid foundation in how the human body works and the language used in healthcare. We’ll explore the major body systems, learn common medical terms and word parts, and build the skills needed to understand real medical descriptions. Whether you’re interested in medicine, biology, or just want to understand your own body better, this series will help you feel confident with the basics. No prior knowledge required — just curiosity.

How did music go from medieval chants into the crazy, unlimited music we know today? How did music progress from single notes to the chaos of modernity? If you've ever wondered how music transformed throughout the centuries and decades, come by and explore this session! We go into different eras of music (medieval, renaissance, baroque, classical, romantic, contemporary), different styles and traditions of music, technological and cultural advancements over time, and more! You don't need to know any music theory to join this session, but my goal is to make you walk away from this session with a more open view on music knowing more different kinds of music and yearning to listen to more of it or to make your own someday! And on the off chance that you don't, it's good trivia to ask you families on a good Sunday night! (Willingness to interact is recommended, but not required, as this is a larger scale session.)

We'll go over linear, quadratic and exponential functions thoroughly, as well as systems of equations and inequalities, solving them by Desmos. ✨✨