This is an introductory session to poetry for anyone who wants to learn fundamental ⤷ skills ⤷ structure ⤷ thought processes ✿ I hope to see you soon!

Are your essays feeling kind of bland? Are you an uninspired writer? Join this session to gain a better sense of what makes great essays great and how to make such essays of your own! I can't wait to help you out!

Working on beginning an essay with a prepared outline

AP Seminar essay peer review session for Satvik A's IRR

Brainstorming & planning for a writing competition

"Scarlet Letter" essay review for Lillian K to organize and streamline her writing

A 1:1 series for Ayona J; we will continue developing an existing piece.

A 1:1 series between Hanna M and Toni-Lynn R with regards to an essay review

1:1 session with regards to reviewing a debate speech

1:1 creative writing and/or debate series for Benjamin H

Going over Ayona J's developing novel; please do not join if you do not have similar concerns *An independent session is preferred; please message me if you would like your own session for peer review on writing

Colonialism exists in many forms and has affected people immensely for millennia. This two-session series will break down two key topics: જ⁀➴ how colonialism existed in the past જ⁀➴ how colonialism still exists today If you're interested in learning more about the history of oppression, classism, and discrimination—on a global scale—this is the series for you! (In case you have concerns regarding the application of this knowledge, this information provides useful context in comprehending and writing about topics for your history classes—including AP classes—as well as being more in touch with human history.)

Are you entering your AP history class with no idea of what DBQs are and how to approach them? In this session, you will gain a better understanding of ✓ the rubric ✓ each part of the essay ✓ how to plan/write This session will prepare you for ANY AP history class's DBQ!

Are you taking AP Lang this school year? Don't know what to expect? Join this crash course to gain an understanding of ✓ all THREE essays ✓ the MCQs ✓ general tips all in 90 minutes!

Hello, everyone! My name is Hanna, and I have tutored an R&W SAT bootcamp in the past. I enjoy grammar concepts and helping my learners with their concerns. Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you.

~R&W SAT Prep for Austin G~ This series will go through all of the R&W SAT concepts, except for Standard English Conventions.

Hello, everyone! My name is Hanna, and I tutored a Reading and Writing SAT bootcamp a few months ago. I particularly enjoy the grammar component of the subject, and I also enjoy working with my learners on their concerns. Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you.

For essays in school (namely the like of AICE and AP), annotating is beneficial for writing thorough essays! So, how do you do it? Join this session to get an overview on WHAT and HOW to annotate, when analyzing texts and prompts, in planning your essay!

Are your essays feeling kind of blah? Do you need some direction to get started? Well, if you want a simple way to improve nearly any essay, this session is for you! I will be going over a method that will consistently strengthen your essays.

If you have any writing you would like to be peer-reviewed from a fellow student who enjoys writing and maintains good scores, do join this session! I am open to giving my personal insight on your essays, poems, etc. This is your chance to get written and live feedback simultaneously at a scheduled time! Writing that is welcome: - class essays - general essays - short stories - poems Writing that is not welcome: - full novels - research papers - exceptionally long pieces of writing

Each session will cover an essay on the AP Lang exam: how to plan, write, and time yourself. This series gives a session PER essay, because each essay counts—devote time into learning them now, and you'll excel later! (Stick around for the additional MCQ session, as well!) Thorough strategies will be given. No prior knowledge needed, nor any special materials. (It does help, however, if you are familiar with annotating prompts/texts).

Writing emails isn't hard, but it is easy to leave the wrong impression. And, when you email educators or authority figures, it is crucial to maintain a professional image and be respectful. After all, you can be just an email away from important opportunities. Don't let it be your falling! In this session, I will be going over a simple model for writing emails with examples and practice opportunities. As long as you have a device and an internet connection, you will be able to follow along and write stellar emails for yourself!