Every week, learners will have the opportunity to ask questions related to Algebra 1 to improve our understanding on the course's materials. This series was made for Zeph but anyone else interested is welcome to join :)

This series was made for Malaika, we're going to do a comprehensive break-down of the entire Khan Academy Algebra 1 course in the next week or so!

Have you ever been interested in the art of calligraphy? This is the session for you! Whether you are a beginner who wants an introduction or an advanced calligraphist, anyone of any skill range is welcome to join! We will cover techniques including faux calligraphy, upstrokes/downstrokes, etc. These sessions will mostly be a place for us to hang out, converse, and improve our calligraphy skills! You only need two supplies (if you would like to practice alongside demonstrations): - a marker (of any color, preferably thicker tip) - paper (to write on) - pencil/eraser (OPTIONAL!) I look forward to meeting you!

We'll go through the most important concepts of pre-algebra while becoming more confident in our math skills! This entire course will utilize materials from Khan Academy so learners can practice material after class and come with questions! The topics we will cover include: - Ratios and rates: We'll dive deep on understanding how to simplify ratios to arrive at a unit rate and applying ratios to real word problems. - PEMDAS/BODMAS: We'll review the idea of order of operations and introduce exponents on whole numbers, negative numbers, and fractions! - Equations/Inequalities: We'll practice working with like terms, performing operations to both sides of an equation or inequality, and isolating the variable. - Multi-step equations: We'll expand on what we covered previously and incorporate equations of slightly more difficulty that require multiple steps! - Two-variable equations: We'll walk through the concept of slope and representing linear equations with two variables using slope-intercept form! I'm very excited to work with you and look forward to working with you in this series :))

We'll go through the most important concepts of pre-algebra while becoming more confident in our math skills! This entire course will utilize materials from Khan Academy so learners can practice material after class and come with questions! The topics we will cover include: - Ratios and rates: We'll dive deep on understanding how to simplify ratios to arrive at a unit rate and applying ratios to real word problems. - PEMDAS/BODMAS: We'll review the idea of order of operations and introduce exponents on whole numbers, negative numbers, and fractions! - Equations/Inequalities: We'll practice working with like terms, performing operations to both sides of an equation or inequality, and isolating the variable. - Multi-step equations: We'll expand on what we covered previously and incorporate equations of slightly more difficulty that require multiple steps! - Two-variable equations: We'll walk through the concept of slope and representing linear equations with two variables using slope-intercept form! I'm very excited to work with you and look forward to working with you in this series :))

We'll go through the most important concepts of pre-algebra while becoming more confident in our math skills! This entire course will utilize materials from Khan Academy so learners can practice material after class and come with questions! The topics we will cover include: - Ratios and rates: We'll dive deep on understanding how to simplify ratios to arrive at a unit rate and applying ratios to real word problems. - PEMDAS/BODMAS: We'll review the idea of order of operations and introduce exponents on whole numbers, negative numbers, and fractions! - Equations/Inequalities: We'll practice working with like terms, performing operations to both sides of an equation or inequality, and isolating the variable. - Multi-step equations: We'll expand on what we covered previously and incorporate equations of slightly more difficulty that require multiple steps! - Two-variable equations: We'll walk through the concept of slope and representing linear equations with two variables using slope-intercept form! - Functions and linear models: We'll recap two-variable equations and see how we can apply it to real world problems by drawing linear functions! - Systems of equations: We'll answer the question, "How do we determine the value of two variables from two equations?" by covering substitution and graphing methods. I'm very excited to work with you and look forward to working with you in this series :))

Hello! If you wanna be productive and suffer from procrastination (yours truly), feel free to jump in! The idea here is that we combine the idea of study spaces and series! In each session, I'll normally host either two (25, 5) minute pomodoro sessions or one (50, 10) session. As the series progresses, I will continue to add sessions. If for some reason you'd like a separate study space feel free to message me through SHW! Also note that, all of these sessions are optional and you're free to join late or leave early! I just ask that if you register just please attend at least one of the study spaces, thank you! AGAIN, NOTE THAT THIS IS AN ONGOING SERIES AND I WILL CONTINUE TO ADD SESSIONS AS THE SERIES PROGRESSES, THANK YOU :)) EDIT: (IMPORTANT PLEASE READ UNTIL THE END!) First off, I wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING THIS SERIES! I'm excited to be on a successful productive study journey with you all! It means so much to me that I'm able to stay focused with people around the globe so thank you so so much! Ok so, if you know me, I love hosting these study spaces (as I've repeatedly stated in the past few sentences 😂). But, I feel that study spaces work the most effectively when there's a small group of people working together. In the past sessions I've hosted, I've noticed that sometimes no one or only one person joins. Now, I'm not asking you to attend every single session! Like my attendance requirement states, you're free to join whichever sessions you would like. I completely understand about time zones, scheduling conflicts, etc. A way to combat a few number of participants is having a larger number of registrants for the series. This means that more people are aware of these study spaces (NOT joining every single one, but they will know that the study spaces exist). I was thinking that once at least 15 participants are in the series, it will guarantee at least 2-3 people join each session. Again, I'm not asking you to join each session! I'm just asking that if you could try to spread the word about this series that would be soo unbelievably helpful! It takes time for me to prepare for each study space and I just want to make the best of the time. Until then, I will not be hosting any study spaces. I will schedule them (if I do not, then the series will end), but they will not be open (you will not be able to join them). I hope you guys understand and if you have any questions at all please do not hesitate to message me! Thank you so much for all the support :)

We'll go through each topic in Pre-Algebra together! This series was made for Barbara T but anyone else interested is welcome to join :)

We'll go through each topic in pre-algebra following ratios and rates! This series was made for Balan T but anyone else interested is welcome to join :)

We'll go through each topic in two-variable equations: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/pre-algebra/xb4832e56:two-variable-equations?referrer=upsell This series was made for Thanisha but others interested are welcome to join!

We'll go through each unit of Pre-Algebra.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to write a blog? Together, we'll pick a topic for you and we'll discuss mini prompts and help each other write our own blogs. We'll write 2 posts together, but you are free to continue after the series ends! Please note that for this series we will be using Google Sites/Docs to create and draft our posts (all you will need is a Google Account) and you may have to work outside of session times (depending on how we progress I may add extra sessions for this reason), thank you :)