This series aims to explore and establish a foundational understanding of the first five periods of the AP US History curriculum. We will familiarize ourselves with the content and the various types of exam questions that will show up on the AP exam through engaging lectures and practice problems. By the end of this series, you will feel more than ready to conquer your current or upcoming APUSH course!

In this series, we will explore the first five periods of the AP US History curriculum. The objective is to familiarize ourselves with the content and the various types of exam questions through engaging lectures and practice problems. By the end of this series, you will feel more than ready to enter your upcoming APUSH course! Below is the itinerary for this series: Session 1: Orientation Session 2: Period 1 - Pre-Columbian America and the Age of Exploration (1491-1607) Session 3: Period 2 - Colonial America and the Road to Revolution (1607 - 1754) Session 4: Period 3 - The American Revolution and the Early Republic (1754 - 1800) Session 5: Period 4 - Westward Expansion and the Market Revolution (1800 - 1848) Session 6: Period 5 - The Civil War and Reconstruction (1844 - 1877) No prior knowledge is needed for this series! Below is the link to all the PowerPoint presentations used for each session: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-mwpSpKTrTNd29A8vCxXXoZOgrRxZiO3?usp=sharing

This series will preview various essential concepts necessary for AP Calculus AB and BC. We will frequently engage in helpful practice problems to strengthen your knowledge, problem-solving capabilities, and familiarity with the content. By the end of this series, you will feel more than ready to enter your upcoming AP Calculus course! Below are the topics I am hoping to cover each week (I will gradually add the sessions to this series): Week 1: Orientation Week 2: Limits and Continuity Week 3: Differentiation Week 4: Integration Week 5: Parametric equations, polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions Week 6: Infinite series It would also be preferable if you went into this series with a solid understanding of Precalculus, although that is not required. Below is the shared google drive link to all of the PowerPoint presentations for each session: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ogj04a_cFqF_UVKngf_tiSJkCsRvc_tS?usp=sharing

This is an introductory course for chess! Each week, we will explore different chess concepts starting from the basic rules of the board game. From then on, we will explore chess terminology, tactics (e.g. forks, pins, discovered attacks), openings, middlegames, and endgames. It would be amazing if everyone could make accounts on chess.com. By the end of the series, I hope that everyone has broadened their knowledge of chess and improved their game! Slideshows used throughout this series will be uploaded in this google drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uvI-ASSS_2tvZhqS6aV-blLmRW8KUTc9?usp=sharing

¡Hola amigos! This is a series for anyone interested in getting into learning Spanish! Each Sunday at 9 AM EST/6:30 PM IST, we will explore different fundamental concepts, ranging from numbers, colors, and other basic vocab, to basic present tense conjugation. Just a reminder that this is a series meant for beginners or learners who have never interacted with the language before. I will share all the session powerpoints here in this onedrive, as some of you mentioned that you don't have access to google drive: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aivw4u1qP8ekgR7zNG_Yz3Dij1lD?e=ar0reu

Welcome! Each Saturday at 9 AM EST/6:30 PM IST, we'll explore a different Pre-Algebra topic by interacting with fundamental concepts before engaging in helpful practice problems. To strengthen your knowledge and problem-solving capabilities, we will go through practice problems, potentially kahoots/quizizzes, and pre-/post-session surveys. The session descriptions are rough outlines of the content we will cover in the session and is subject to change. After each session, I will send everyone a problem set of 5 problems related to the topic we will cover in class. These are entirely up to your discretion, and feel free to message me any questions about the problem sets anytime! If there are any topics you want to explore further or don't yet have a good understanding of after the sessions, I am more than happy to open an office hours timeslot. By the end of the series, you will have a deeper understanding of most of the concepts covered in Pre-Algebra. Week 1: Orientation Week 2: Patterns Week 3: Factors and Multiples Week 4: Ratios and Rates Week 5: Percentages Week 6: Exponents and Order of Operations Week 7: Equations and Inequalities Office hours are on Wednesdays (FINALIZED, and the survey is no longer accepting responses). Here is the link to an office hours survey. It will decide the finalized day office hours will be held each week depending on the answers to the survey, so please respond to it by our session on Jul 9th. Link: https://forms.office.com/r/timzAZCXQW. Note: they are optional and will not cover any new content. Here is the link to our shared series google drive, where all the session slideshows and problem sets will be posted: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1t3v8rblDFmFjOHO_eM3HDEf7TLLRFngP?usp=sharing