⭐💙Hey guys! I will be using the Pomodoro method in hopes of reducing procrastination while doing work. I will mostly (not sure yet) host sessions after 4PM EST in week days because that is when I start studying individually. 💙⭐ - I sometimes host sessions on weekends after 1PM EST when I am available. I'll make the series as long as possible! I make the sessions longer because i get too attached to what I am doing at a given time👀 ... My goal for this series is to help others and myself work productively and to reduce procrastination with the Pomodoro timer 💙! 🏖️We will continue to host sessions during the summer.🏖️ Even though you may no longer have assignments and homework, there are plenty of other things you could use these sessions for. For example, you could use these sessions to dedicate a set time to work on and eventually complete a summer goal, such as summer reading or completing a course on Khan Academy. You could also use these sessions to encourage you to set a time to practice and improve your amazing skills, such as coding, art, writing, music, and language learning. You could even use this time to motivate yourself to practice for upcoming exams like the SAT or study for upcoming classes. The possibilities are seemingly endless! :) This series is meant to help with motivation and procrastination, NOT homework. 📄🫂📄 This is NOT meant to be a homework help tutoring session where we help each other with work. This is simply meant to be a helpful and motivating studying environment/group where everyone focuses on their own individual work. We try to be interactive but not too interactive because we don't want to be disruptive in your individual work. If you have a question though or want some suggestions with your work we can try to help. :) We are not always qualified to help you with your homework as we don't have certifications in every subject. 🪙📖🪙 If you want individual help with work, I recommend going to the Subworld based on the subject you are working on and seeing if they have an open homework help session as they would be most qualified to help you. 📝🕵️📝 Note: This is not meant to be an interactive open tutoring for help on completing assignments (though we will try to help if you need it), therefore it is not going to seem that interactive. The whole point is to work in a motivating environment with other learners to help complete assignments. It will not seem to be that interactive as we don't want to ask a bunch of questions which can potentially bother our learners. Although you will be working and doing other things mostly on your own, this is meant to be a helpful and motivating environment for doing such. This is somewhat similar to setting up a timer at home but with this one can not only get extra minutes but also you can be in a more helpful, encouraging, and motivating environment with other learners that will most likely be a lot more effective with getting your work done. This can be very helpful with procrastination and setting times to get your work done with us. Not everyone is able to have or join a study group and this is especially great for them. :) Co-hosts: - Hannah_-_03/21/2024. - Aayan _-_05/01/2024. - Aneesh _-_05/02/2024. - Shibu _-_05/08/2024. - Alina _-_05/18/2024. - Rathna _-_05/21/2024. - Kavyash_-_05/25/2024. - Harry _-_05/31/2024. - Aditya _-_ 06/26/2024. - Jai_-_07/27/2024. - Eve_-_07/30/2024.

Desmos is a digital graphing calculator that is offered as a tool on the digital SAT. It has a wide variety of uses, including in systems of equations, inequalities of systems, graphing quadratics and exponential equations, etc., and knowing how to use it can not only improve your accuracy but also save your time on Test Day. In this series, we will go over tips and tricks to use desmos efficiently in different types of questions tested on the SAT as well as practice these tips and tricks. We will also be going over some strategies (that may not use Desmos) to save time on dSAT math!

Each session, we will practice questions from the Advanced Math domain of the SAT.

Desmos is a digital graphing calculator that is offered as a tool on the digital SAT. It offers a wide variety of possibilities, and knowing how to use it can not only improve your accuracy but also save your time on Test Day. In this series, we will learn about tips and tricks to use desmos efficiently in different types of questions tested on the SAT as well as practice these tips and tricks. Furthermore, we will be going over some strategies to save time on dSAT math! Each weekend, we will go over questions in a domain of dSAT math. The four domains include Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem Solving & Data Analysis, and Geometry & Trigonometry. The last two weekends will be additional practice and Q&A.