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I'm just going to cover concepts for programming.

This series collects data needed to research students' grades, when they tutor. The main goal is to understand if tutoring affects their grades in any way or form, and if so, how much. Each week we will discuss questions and anything related to the contribution of this research:) To participate, you can be a student who doesn't tutor (control group) or/and need to be a tutor in any other subworld or any subject that you may learn in school:) (languages may be discussible)

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We will review Logarithms and Complex number of polar forms; no prior knowledge is required. Bring paper and a pencil and participate in class:)

We will review imaginary numbers, from the basics to a complex number of polar forms; no prior knowledge is required. Bring paper and a pencil and participate in class!

Well go over two days with deep study:)

Each day we will go over random problems or formulas that we want to go over and solve them :)

We are freely going to talk about fashion, what we like, which outfits look good, how we can style this with that, and more! This series is great if you want to find your fashion style!

This series is for Sophia but anyone is welcome to join! We are going to go over letters, phrases, and words!

We will review imaginary numbers, from the basics to a complex number of polar forms; no prior knowledge is required. Bring paper and a pencil and participate in class!

This course focuses on building a comprehensive understanding of radicals and rational expressions as part of Algebra 2. Through interactive sessions, students will learn to simplify, operate with, and solve equations involving radicals and rational expressions. Key skills include finding the least common denominator, rationalizing denominators, simplifying expressions, and solving radical equations. The course includes real-world applications, mixed problem-solving, and regular reviews to reinforce learning. By the end of the course, students will confidently handle radicals and rational expressions in algebraic and applied contexts.

This series is for people with no prior knowledge to learn topics like: - Imaginary numbers - powers of imaginary units - Complex number structures - Addition, subscription, multiplication (maybe division but it is considered part of precalculus) Bring paper, a pencil, and a calculator!

The series is only four days long. We will cover the foundation of Algebra 2, which is polynomial arithmetic. No prior knowledge is required. Bring paper and a pencil and attend any session you need.