We will review more advanced topics that appear on the ACT Math section like combinations and permutations, statistics and probability, and matrices. We will go through the last 10-15 questions on some official exams as well :) Aimed at people desiring a 32-36 on the ACT math, having knowledge of trigonometry and algebra 2 already.

One week of ACT prep for those taking the October/a later fall ACT. Note: must be registered for an exam or plan to take the ACT this coming year and have experience with this exam. - Monday October 17: answering a few English passages with the appropriate time given on the ACT, reviewing them, and general tips for the English Section - Tuesday October 18: answering a few math questions with the appropriate time given on the ACT, reviewing them, and general tips for the math Section - Wednesday October 19: answering 1-2 reading passages with appropriate time given on the ACT, reviewing them, and general reading tips - Thursday October 20: answering 2-3 science passages with appropriate time given on the ACT, reviewing them, and general science tips

We’re going to prepare for the Fall ACTs together with two sessions every weekend. Each session we will take a practice ACT section (rotating b/w English, math, reading, and science) and then go over the section in detail. You will get much insight into how a 34+ student looks at the ACT and many resources for more practice along the way! I do hope you’ll join me in this journey :)

So you have to take the ACT in July, September, or even in late fall. You are stressing out about it and hurting your scores on practice exams even more. You don't understand why you are getting these problems wrong and don't want to pay a lot of money for a private tutor. Hello Schoolhouse ACT tutoring. We are going to go over the English and Math sections in many practice exams we will all take in the beginning of the sessions. I believe consistent practice is the best way to improve on the ACT and this series will instill just that. We will meet everyday at 3pm EST for a week. Please bring a piece of paper, a writing utensil, a calculator for math days, and an open mindset!

As my math teacher likes to say, to get a 5 on AP calculus AB and BC (but especially BC), you have to know everything you've ever learned in math and know it well. You have to understand all the concepts and problems, because CollegeBoard is going to take every chance they can to stump you. Is this class right for you? Will it be easy, or neutral, or challenging? Join this series to find out. We will be going over the most prominent non-Calculus based concepts you need to know going into this class! I will add more sessions as the series progresses and as I see more interest :)

Are you struggling in any topics in AP calculus? Would you like to learn them again? Every week, we will review two topics from AP calculus AB and then for BC. You are free to attend all of them or any of them you need support in. We will have a lecture composed of concept revision and MCQ / FRQ practice problems.

So you have to take the ACT in March, April, or even in the summer. You are stressing out about it and hurting your scores on practice exams even more. You don't understand why you are getting these problems wrong and don't want to pay a lot of money for a private tutor. Hello SchoolHouse ACT tutoring. We are going to go over the English, Math, Reading, and Science sections in many practice exams you should have already taken by the start of the session. I believe consistent practice is the best way to improve at ACT and so we're all going to take an ACT exam each weekend and then review all the mistakes in one session. Schedule Weekend of Feb 12/13: Take ACT form 72F (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jp5H1alH8H9lwm8-0-ewmOEb-uBtjN7a/view?usp=sharing), grade it, and look through your mistakes Feb 14: Review all the questions you all got wrong and relearn concepts if needed Weekend of Feb 19/20: Take ACT form A10 (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oWuOJI9PPt06sPXLDHBZDVHzp1pI3liq/view?usp=sharing), grade it, and look through your mistakes Feb 20: Review all the questions you all got wrong and relearn concepts if needed Will add more as the series progresses!

Are you taking Precalculus next year? Are you wanting to get ahead? If so, this 5-week series of sessions is for you! I'm Hemali - an economics and math tutor here at schoolhouse world and I want to help you understand trig and precalc concepts! This series is designed for students entering a Precalculus course during the 2021-2022 school year, and is based the Khan Academy precalculus and trigonometry material. We will first go over the entire Trigonometry curriculum and cover most precalculus concepts (excluding Matrices and Probability & combinatorics). You can preview the material here - https://www.khanacademy.org/math/trigonometry and https://www.khanacademy.org/math/precalculus . A knowledge of Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry concepts is required to attend this course. - We will meet at 4pm EST for 1 hour on Monday and Wednesday for 5 weeks. - There will be an optional catchup session each Saturday of the course at 3pm EST intended for people who missed a session or have questions. - There will be optional homework after every session in which learners will do problems from the Khan Academy precalculus and trigonometry pages. - You should have a pencil and paper handy to take notes and work out problems. You should also bring a calculator. - I will put the notes and optional homework onto this document - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1t3KSLDp2IxOWtxQ_AxEf7_aFcgE08M2AQibnyG-31_g/edit?usp=sharing - as the series progresses. I look forward to seeing you guys so that we can learn about precalculus together!

Are you taking Precalculus next year? Are you wanting to get ahead? If so, this 5-week series of sessions is for you! I'm Hemali - an economics and math tutor here at schoolhouse world and I want to help you understand trig and precalc concepts! This series is designed for students entering a Precalculus course during the 2021-2022 school year. We will first go over the entire Trigonometry curriculum and cover most precalculus concepts (excluding Matrices and Probability & combinatorics). You can preview the material here - https://www.khanacademy.org/math/trigonometry and https://www.khanacademy.org/math/precalculus . A knowledge of Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry concepts is required to attend this course. - We will meet at 4pm CST for 1 hour on Monday and Wednesday for 5 weeks. - There will be an optional catchup session each Saturday of the course at 2pm CST intended for people who missed a session or have questions. - There will be optional homework after every session in which learners will do problems on Khan Academy. - You should have a pencil and paper handy to take notes and work out problems. I look forward to seeing you guys so that we can learn about precalculus together!