Hello psychology and neuroscience lovers!! This series is made for outside of the classroom learning: 1) Developing your passions 2) Help prepare you for competition such as Brain Bee, science fairs, or research competitions 3) Career help and options 4) Develop your ECs for college admissions 5) Discuss topics 6) Learn to help and impact your community 7) Get help for your classes such as AP psych 8) Engage in fun activities 9) Talk about doing research Sessions will be every Saturday 8:15 pm GMT+3 but more sessions can be added based on requests and availability.

This series will serve as a time for extra practice and review of different AP Chemistry units, and on occasion, specific lessons. Learners should come with questions they'd like to discuss, attempt, work out together or have explained. Each session will be dedicated to a different group of 1-3 units. The series will begin by covering the earlier units and move further into the AP curriculum as the year progesses **If a learner would like to review a particular lesson/topic/unit, they can DM me to do so

In this series we'll be looking at the structures and properties of molecules, applying our observations to the neurochemical understanding of the brain and its diseases. We will talk about what causes them and what treatments actually do, as well as the steps involved in creating and testing drugs. **Sessions will be created upon learner request!

Join us to explore business content and participate in... - Discussing current events - Boosting creativity and leadership skills - Thinking about the future - Participating in the design process - Brainstorming project/business ideas

Are you studying economics or planning to? Join us to boost your learning by making real world connections! We will review key topics from each unit through activities and provide extra resources for your studies (click [here](https://sites.google.com/view/economics-study-sessions/about?authuser=0)). Learners who are self-studying or curious about economics are welcome to join too!

Welcome to the SHW Writing Competition. Me and a few other tutors hosted a similar series last summer, and after seeing how much fun that was, I’ve decided to keep it going! So, this summer, we’re back with another Writing Competition, with a few tweaks and changes. If you were a part of the competition last year, welcome back! I’m excited to see the stories you all come up with! This series is pretty self-explanatory, but basically, in this competition, all participants will write a short story regarding any topic and submit it using a Google Form. Yep, that's simple. There are, however, some rules to help keep things in check which we'll discuss in the orientation session. *Thank you so much for all the judge applications! We now have enough for this series!*

This series is perfect for learners who have specific questions about chemistry, would like to discuss strategies, tricks, and methods for approaching problems, or are looking to strengthen their skills and understanding of topics and concepts. The direction of this series will be determined by what domains learners request to cover the most. The tutors hosting have taken honors and AP chemistry, and we will therefore be most familiar with topics in those curriculums. However, as this is a study space, all chemistry-related questions are encouraged, and we are always happy to learn something new alongside learners.

Join us to learn economics and business content through real-world connections! Consider joining this series if you are interested in... 1. Learning and discussing current events 2. Boosting your creativity and leadership skills 3. Thinking about the future and taking steps to be a part of it 4. Self-studying economics content and receiving extra support (click [here](https://sites.google.com/view/economics-study-sessions/about?authuser=0) for a helpful resource) 5. Participating in the design process 6. Looking to pursue your passions and interests by starting your own project/business Think of this series as your studio, where you will build your creative tool kit with all the skills you need. You already have what it takes to be an innovator, so let’s get to work!