Have you ever wondered why statistics is a useful subject? Join this short series to learn about useful statistical concepts and how to apply them. Although this is not an official AP Review series, we will be going over problems that will be useful in preparation for the exam.

School is starting up and you may have doubts about AP Physics 1. Feel free to join this session to learn the essential skills and concepts to be successful in this course! Note: this is NOT a substitution for an actual class; but, if you are looking for a two-week cram or introduction, this series will be ideal. If there is enough demand, I am open to holding a similar series in the future (maybe nearer to AP season) that is targeted to helping students practice for the AP exam. Qualifications: I hold an honorary certificate in AP Physics on SHW and am serving as a TA for AP Physics 1 this semester. Note: If you want to attend but the posted session times are conflicting, don't hesitate to reach out!

We'll be going over different types of philosophies, spanning from the Ancient Greece era to Enlightenment to Postmodernism, and some modern authors as well. Although, we will mostly be focusing on Western authors in this series, I am open to introducing other authors as well. If any of these topics sound very unfamiliar to you, don't fret! This session is targeted towards beginners and does not require any previous experience.