*This series was requested by Zosia Q but anyone else is free to join* Welcome! During this series, we will be working through the entire Algebra 1 curriculum fast-paced from start to finish. We are hoping to finish by March 8th, 2023 (extension has been granted; schedule changes will be made shortly). Please do not join if you will need to take your time through Algebra 1. All of the lessons, practice, quizzes, tests, and etc., that will be given are from this platform: https://allinonehighschool.com/ep-algebra-1/. Our sessions will be formatted as the following: *Warmup *Learn the lesson *Independent Practice *Quiz (must be completed within 15 minutes), Correct, Understand, and Retake if necessary *Review and take practice test (if it's attached to the lesson) **Please beware that the days and times of the sessions are subject to change at any time and are completely based on my availability. Please be on the lookout for any communications from me through the group chat**

WELCOME! During this series, we are looking to attempt to solve unsolved mysteries from real life events, video games, escape rooms, etc., by gathering clues and working together to come up with possible theories to explain different unsolved mysteries. *Will be ending by the end of 2022*

What is a function? How do we use functions to model real life scenarios? Join this series to learn and practice understanding functions! We'll be covering the material in the "Functions" unit of Khan Academy, and then we'll complete the unit test together. This series is perfect for you if you're currently taking Algebra and feeling like you're missing something, or if you're taking pre-algebra and you want to set yourself up for success when you take Algebra. Feel free to check out the Khan Academy unit here: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:functions

What is a variable? What does it mean to "combine like terms"? Join this series to learn and practice these fundamental Algebra concepts! We'll be covering the material in the "Algebra Foundations" unit of Khan Academy, and then we'll complete the unit test together. This series is perfect for you if you're currently taking Algebra and feeling like you're missing something, or if you're taking pre-algebra and you want to set yourself up for success when you take Algebra. Feel free to check out the Khan Academy unit here: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:foundation-algebra

Hi everyone! During this series, we will cover all of the chapters of notes I have that will dive deeper into the main concepts that make up macroeconomics as a whole. After every session, I will attach the link to the presentation that we used during the session. This is in case you want to take a look at the information again or for anyone who has joined the series later on. However, it is still expected of you to attend sessions. Please look at the attendance policy to ensure you won't be at risk of being withdrawn. This series is mainly for anyone who is planning on taking AP Macroeconomics in the future (or high school students) or if you have any interest/want to gain some foundational knowledge in economics in general. I will change the sessions and content as needed to try to fit the curriculum as best as I can. If you're still not sure if this applies to you or not, feel free to attend a few sessions and see if the content will be any use to you. If you find that this series will no longer be helpful, then you can unregister. Main sessions (or meetups) will occur every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 PM and I will be hosting office hours on Wednesday (I have it for 8-8:30 PM but it can realistically occur at any time just message me to request a certain time along with timezone), just in case anyone missed a session and would like an explanation of the information I have gone over, needs any clarification, wants extra resources, etc. Meetup times will not change. You can either come from 8 PM EST - 9 PM EST or 9 PM EST - 10 PM EST. If these timings don't work for you, message me and we can work out a solution. If you decide to come from 9-10 PM EST, let me know beforehand. If you have any questions during the session and didn't have the chance to ask it during the actual session, I always wait at the end of the session just in case anyone has any questions. It's encouraged to attend every session since each chapter does build upon the previous chapter's information. Communication is a common theme I like to emphasize so please please communicate if you have questions, comments, or concerns. Here is the link to a google document I made that links to every single presentation that we cover this series: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wpNAwuJlagM_R1j_M1eQTjsubwrri0Pj15uuoGvxZ5A/edit?usp=sharing