This will be a session for APUSH students to review topics they’ve learned or to review for tests and quizzes!

In this course, we’ll dive into the psychology behind FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) — what it is, how it works in your brain 🧠, and why it feels so powerful. We’ll explore how social media shapes the way young people think, feel, and connect 🌐— unpacking the complex relationship between scrolling, comparison, identity, and belonging. Most importantly, we won’t just analyze the problem. We’ll develop practical, research-based strategies to reduce the negative effects of FoMO and learn how to use social media intentionally and efficiently 📱✨ — so it becomes a tool that supports your goals rather than controls your attention. By the end of this course, you won’t just understand FoMO — you’ll know how to manage it.

Each week, we will be reading half of a chapter from the Phantom Tollbooth. Be mindful that these sessions will be hosted in both English and Spanish, as they are designed for an English learner.

This is a group for fellow SAT studiers to come and study! Here 1 hour of everyday will be allocated to study and reach our study goals! Make sure to have your camera on or send a before and after picture of your work to keep yourself accountable!