Hello all! In this series we will go over the content covered in the AP Physics 1 curriculum in preparation for the AP Exam. We will have content on Monday evenings and practice sessions Saturday evenings. More sessions will be added as the series goes on. Thanks for considering this series and have a great day! Sara 🌸

Hello Everyone! We will cover all sections of AP Calculus AB/BC. Each unit will also have a dedicated practice day, where we will do AP style practice problems. The content sessions will occur on Saturdays at 10am CST and last for 45 minutes to an hour. The practice sessions will be Sundays at 10am CST and last for about the same time. The series will be updated regularly to include future sessions. I hope to see you there! Sara Y 🌸

Hello All, Each week we will try to cover Multivariable Calculus is in small, manageable chunks. As we continue with this course, more sessions will be added and we will dive deeper into concepts. The prerequisites for this course would be Calculus I and Calculus II. Thank you for considering this series!

Hello Everyone, Are you taking AP Calculus this year? Do you want help with calculus? Well, this series is perfect for you! We will be reviewing topics that are tested on the AP AB/BC exams. My goal is to get you to the highest score you desire. The sessions will run every week on Saturday from 9-10 AM EST. Thank you for considering this series!

Hello Everyone, Are you taking AP Calculus this year? Do you want help with calculus? Well, this series is perfect for you! We will be reviewing topics that are tested on the AP AB/BC exams. My goal is to get you to the highest score you desire. The sessions will run every week on Sunday from 9-10 AM EST. Thank you for considering this series!

Hello Everyone! In this summer camp course, I will help you learn the basics of Python so you can begin creating your own Python projects. We will cover simple Python data, logical operators, iteration, and functions. You need no prior experience with coding to join and understand this series. This is a repeat of Python Doesn't Bite for learners who joined a little late or want a review of the content from the beginning. Hope to see you there! - Sara 🌸

Hello Everyone! In this summer camp course I will help you learn the basics of python so you can begin creating your own python projects. We will cover: simple python data, logical operators, iteration, and functions. You need no prior experience with coding to join and understand this series. Hope to see you there! - Sara 🌸

Hello Everyone! Have you learned how to differentiate, but want to learn how to apply derivatives? Well, this is the session for you. We will cover curve sketching, particle motion, related rates, and l'hôpital's rule in this course. We will have a content session and a review session for each topic, totaling 8 sessions. Hope to see you there! -Sara 🌸

Hello everyone! In this series we will cover the curriculum from AoPS Introduction to Counting and Probability. More sessions will be added as the series progresses. Topics that will be covered include: Counting, permutations, combinations, probability, geometric probability, pascals triangle, binomial theorem and more! I hope to see you there! -Sara 🌸

Hello Everyone! Let's start off 2023 with this six-day-long series where we will go through various integration strategies in BC Calculus. Day 1: Double U-substitution and Multiplication by e Day 2: Add/Subtract and Split the Numerator Day 3: Long Division and Complete the Square Day 4: Trigonometry integration strategies Day 5: Integration by parts Day 6: Partial Fraction Decomposition Day 7: Improper Integrals I hope to see you there! -Sara 🌸

SHW MOC is a schoolhouse-based club that will meet to discuss unique health occupations every other week. Feel free to join the club at anytime. In addition to discussing various jobs in the medical field we will go over some terminology used in the field, what education is necessary to get those jobs, and various subtopics relating to health and SHW MOC. Stay tuned for our terminology definition competition and research project! Please fill out this membership application before joining SHW MOC: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oMXyF38rsm1e7msHCg01k04BB6jllUpn0i6xVukw9JE/edit Our website, along with forums, can be located here: https://shwmoc.wixsite.com/shw-moc Our officers (hosts) for this series include: Hai N, Luke T, Noreen M, Maya B, Simran R, and myself. We all hope to see you there!

Hello everyone, welcome to the Polynomial Workshop! In this six day series we will cover: 1. Polynomial Arithmetic (Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing) 2. Polynomial Factorization 3. Graphing Polynomials The only prerequisite for this course is knowledge of math up to Algebra I. I really hope to see you there! - Sara 🌸

Hello Everyone! This series will cover Cellular Biology Topics! The specific topics we will cover will be: -Characteristics of Life -Organization of Living Systems -Organ Systems + Cell Specialization -Cell Organelles -Cell Membrane -Osmosis -Macromolecules -Cellular Respiration -Photosynthesis See specific sessions for dates and times! -Sara 🌸

Hello Everyone! *This series is ONLY for tutors!* Put simply, this team will meet once weekly (except on occasion) to close session requests that have expired and answer session requests that have been left unanswered.

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Are you taking geometry this upcoming school year? Well, you're in luck! Hello Everyone! My name is Sara, and I have compiled the "integral" (haha get it? Math joke...) parts of geometry into one series! From lines to the Pythagorean theorem- this series has the basics you will need! It is recommended you have a strong foundation in Algebra I before joining this course. Thank you for reading my explanation and I hope to see you there! -Sara 🌸

Polynomials- what are they? How can we use them? Are they really as scary as they look? Hello Everyone! My name is Sara, and I would like to help guide you through the various applications of polynomials. More specifically, I will guide you through polynomial arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication. and division), polynomial factoring, and graphing polynomials. It is recommended you have a strong foundation in Algebra I before joining this course. Thank you for reading my explanation and I hope to see you there! -Sara 🌸