The first session will give a general overview of the course as well as run over math concepts that create the foundation for calculus. Each week we will do a high-level overview that teaches the basics of a few topics. We will do problems together in each session and you will be provided with independent work which will be reviewed in the next session. Keep in mind that this course will be (somewhat) fast paced since each session is only 45 minutes! Feel free to message me with any questions or post your questions in the help channels. Some harder calculus concepts will not be completely covered in this series. I will create a new series during the school year that matches the pace of Calculus BC classes where you can ask questions and get clarification on those hard topics. If you would like more in depth work, harder problems will be provided and you can message me if you have any questions!

Hii!! In this series, we're going to go over how functions are not only like magic teleporters, but also a lot like slime. We're going to work on stretching, scaling, and flipping functions. Then we're going to figure out how the magic teleporters can work in reverse too! At the end of this series, we will do the unit test. This series is a good fit for you if you're looking to build on what you previously learned on functions or looking to take a Precalculus course in the near future and want to get a headstart on this unit(https://www.khanacademy.org/math/precalculus/x9e81a4f98389efdf:composite/). Here's the Khan Academy unit link if you're curious! (https://www.khanacademy.org/math/get-ready-for-precalculus/x65c069afc012e9d0:get-ready-for-composite-and-inverse-functions) Lastly, note: I'll be adding more sessions as we go on, and for more catch-up sessions: just ask!

Hello! In this series, we're going to go over the Get ready for polynomials unit on Khan Academy and by the end of it, complete the unit test together. You'll find this series helpful if you're looking to brush up on Algebra 2 topics like polynomial factorization, polynomial arithmetic, polynomial division, etc. This could also be helpful if you're looking to take a Pre-Calculus course in the near future. Basically, feel free to join in, even if it's just to learn about the awesome awesomeness of polynomials! Here's the Khan Academy link if you're curious - https://www.khanacademy.org/math/get-ready-for-precalculus/x65c069afc012e9d0:get-ready-for-polynomials Note: I'll be adding more sessions as we go on, and for catch-up sessions, just ask! Hope to see you soon!

One of SHW's greatest assets is our community's diversity, with thousands of active members having their own unique backgrounds, identities, and stories. Through this series, we'll educate each other on our own backgrounds by shining a spotlight on these stories and work together to define and analyze the importance of not just having, but effectively living, in an increasingly diverse society. Each session will explore a different facet of what makes each of us who we are — from the foods we consume to the music we listen to — through group activities, mini-show-and-tells, discussions (and maybe some debates), and a ton of storytelling. Expect to be actively involved, either in the chat or preferably with your microphone. Check out some of the sessions below, to get an idea of the structure! More sessions and topics will be added based on learner interests and suggestions! This series will be running parallel to those run by these awesome SHW tutors @Iqra A(https://schoolhouse.world/u/79319&celebrate) and @Simran R(https://schoolhouse.world/u/11162&celebrate). Check out their series to find one that best suits your schedule! See you all there!