This class, filled with enrichment material from an actual college class, will focus on the manipulation & understanding of statistics, probabilities, and much more in-depth concepts that one will need in their Liberal Arts profession. What you will learn: Using set notation to write sets in both roster and set-builder notation. Finding complements, unions, intersections, subsets. Finding the cardinality of sets. Drawing and applying Venn diagrams. Analyzing/Identifying negations, disjunctions, conjunctions, and various forms of conditional Creating truth tables for statements. Identifying equivalent statements. Using De-Morgan’s Law. Identifying the validity of arguments, using symbolic logic and/or Euler circles. The student will demonstrate knowledge of combinatorics by: Using the Multiplication Rule (or Fundamental Counting Principle) to solve applications Using Combinations and Permutation to solve applications. The student will demonstrate knowledge of probability theory by: Describing a sample space and an event. Calculating probabilities of simple, compound, and conditional events. Distinguishing between sampling methods. Interpreting data presented in graphs, charts, and tables, as well as relationships between data sets. Calculating and understand relationships between measures of central tendency. Calculating the variance and standard deviations of a sample. Using the empirical rule and normal curve to solve applications. Rounding measurements; convert and determine appropriate units of measure. Computing perimeters, areas and volumes of various plane and solid figures. Distinguishing between the various characteristics of quadrilaterals. Calculating angles in diagrams involving parallel lines. Classifying different types of triangles make angle computations; apply the Pythagorean Theorem and Similar Triangles Theorem.

We will go over each module of Macroeconomics :).

This is meant for AP Capstone TMP group students who would like to practice rehearsing and get advice from other Capstone students!

I will be administering live advice for any essay you've written for this course, & what to improve on to acquire a 5 :).

This series will be a full review until the day before the AP Language & Composition Exam! In here, we will go over every unit, practice exams at least three times a week, & we will have an in-depth review on what CollegeBoard expects each student to know. I understand that tutoring sessions in general may be very daunting, but we will get through this together. I will do my duty to ensure each of you retain new information every session, because I recognize the importance of your time & commitment.

This course is best utilized for those who are taking Macroeconomics at this time and would like a personal supplement reviewing the course materials. NOTE: There are differences between AP Macroeconomics and AP Microeconomics. We will go over each module: Class 1: Basic Economic Concepts Class 2: Basic Economic Concepts Class 3: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle Class 4: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle Class 5: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle Class 6: National Income and Price Determination Class 7: National Income and Price Determination Class 8: National Income and Price Determination Class 9: National Income and Price Determination Class 10: Financial Sector Class 11: Financial Sector Class 12: Financial Sector Class 13: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies Class 14: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies Class 15: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies Class 16: Open Economy and International Trade Class 17: Open Economy and International Trade Class 18: Open Economy and International Trade Class: 19 Ultimate Review! Class 20: AP Exam Review Day 1 Class 21: AP Exam Review Day 2

*CLASS FORMATTED FOR BEGINNERS!* Prerequisite: Some geometry knowledge, and it is preferred that one has a strong background in Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 concepts. Trigonometry covers a major portion of Pre-calculus and above :). Trigonometry may be a very complex, confusing, and at times agitating subject for high school and college students. Coming from a former Trigonometry-hater, I have fallen in love with learning and teaching trigonometric identities, formula, rules, and problem sets! During our sessions, we will tackle the fundamentals of trigonometry through multiple powerpoint presentations, Kahoots, relaxed problem sets (collaboratively and individually), khan academy questions with full explanations, and several other math enrichment prep websites + math games! About my teaching style: I tend to lecture in short intervals to make sure each student has a grasp on the concept, but I hope to create friendly meetings with each of you all. It is the goal of a tutor to keep their students at ease; questions are always welcome, and do not be afraid to answer something wrong! I encourage each of my students to make several mistakes and learn from them TOGETHER. No cameras required if one feels uncomfortable, but I do ask for mics on (If you cannot turn on your mic, that is fine too :). Topics Covered: *Unit Circle *Inverse Trigonometric Functions *SAT Prep Trigonometry Questions *Standard Angles * Trigonometric Functions of Any Angle *Pythagorean Identities *Basic Right Triangle Trigonometry *Graphing Trigonometric Functions * Product-Sum Identities *Sum-Product Identities *Half-Angle Identities *Sum Identities *Difference Identities *Cofunction Identities *Double-Angle Identities *Sine Law and Cosine Law *Complex Numbers: Rectangular Form & Polar Form *Cartesian System of Coordinates and Polar System of Coordinates (Converting between the two) *Final Exam (In-Class and we will answer together!)