We will be doing 2 Sessions every week. The goal is to go through important mathematical concepts in each chapter,and solve the most important and distinctive types of problems from each. I will try to keep this series as regular as possible assuming I can cope with my grade 11 workload. We will aim to complete one new chapter every 2 sessions. We will also have occasional revision sessions based on what everyone's finding hard. The goal is to finish a month or two before the board exams (hence the early start) so that we can begin working on sample papers until the exams. Here is the tentative plan-: April-: Real Numbers, Polynomials May-: Pairs of Linear Equations in two Variables, 1/2 of Quadratic Equations June-: 1/2 of Quadratic Equations, 1/2 of Arithmetic Progressions July-: 1/2 of Arithmetic Progressions, Coordinate Geometry August-: Triangles September-: Circles October-: Trigonometry November-: Remaining Trigonometry, Areas Related to Circles December-: Surface Areas and Volumes, Statistics Jan-: Statistics Continued, Buffer time/ Mock Papers Feb-: Buffer time/ Mock Papers I recommend watching Khan Academy videos here to get an overall idea of the topic before joining the sessions, where we can work out the specifics and work on mainly solving problems: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/in-in-grade-10-ncert I will post notes and homework problems here: ( https://classroom.google.com/c/NTE4MzM4ODkxNTgz?cjc=lbjdbwr ) so that those who can't join a particular session don't miss out on the material covered. I will clear doubts for y'all who can't tune in separately. However, try to join in the main sessions whenever possible. Let's do this!

We'll be going through the concept of light, as well as it's properties and allied phenomena on a fundamental level. This series mainly focusses on Geometrical Optics and will cover the properties as well as phenomena caused by light and optical tools like mirrors, lens, etc. Here's what we aim to cover in this series-: Light and it's Properties Important Terminology relating to Geometrical Optics Reflection of Light and Associated Concepts and Terms Plane Mirrors and their Properties Spherical Mirrors and their Properties Applications of these Mirrors Refraction of Light and Associated Concepts and Terms Spherical Lenses and their Properties Obviously, this is just an overview and many of these sections have their own subsets of topics which are greatly important in their own right, and which will be covered extensively. Detailed info on these will be given in each session's description along with recommended reading/video assignments and homework. This session is more on the theoretical side, and does not require much mathematical knowledge, hence, it does not require any preliminary knowledge. I don't think this series will take long, but cannot place an exact time value on it as we plan to go through this slowly, taking all the time we need to understand each and every concept in it's fullness, which might take any amount of time. I plan to do 2-3 sessions a week on maximum and these will be for the large part, on weekends. This is especially relevant for those covering these concepts in high school right now (This is largely based off of Indian High-School syllabi), though this is an exceedingly interesting topic for anyone. I encourage y'all to turn up with a paper and pen to note down anything interesting, and also attend as many sessions as possible as here, understanding is tied with continuity. Looking forward to having you!