Curious about Artificial Intelligence but don’t know where to start? Join us for AI from Scratch — a beginner-friendly session where we’ll break down what AI really is, explore the exciting world of prompt engineering, and dive into how AI is reshaping everything from creativity to careers.We’ll talk possibilities 🌍, risks ⚠️, and the future of AI through the lens of real research, personal growth, and ethical reflection. Whether you’re a techie or just curious, this session is your gateway to understanding and starting your journey in AI.🧠 No prior experience needed — just bring your curiosity! This series is also part of the SHW AI Sandbox and is testing how AI can be used to support tutoring.

Join a virtual Dialogue Club to form a community with students from around the world. Dialogue Clubs meet every other week to discuss a new topic. By participating in 3+ Dialogue sessions, you will get a Dialogues portfolio you can submit with your college applications to our university partners.

Led by a fellow high school student, this 10-week course meets every Saturday from 1:00–2:30 PM EST. We’ll use fun and surprising short stories (think: dramatic choices, twist endings, and a bit of mystery) to boost your reading and writing skills. Each session includes reading time, group discussion, writing practice, and a chance to peer review and grow your voice as a writer—all in a chill, supportive space with games and good vibes.

In this series, we’ll learn beginner Spanish together! Each session, we’ll cover a fun topic like greetings or food words using games and visuals. No experience needed- just bring your curiosity!

By the end of the session, students should be able to:Explain what happened on 9/11 and identify the four attacks.Understand who carried out the attacks and why.Describe the immediate impact on the U.S. and American people.Analyze the long-term consequences, including wars, security changes, and social impacts.Reflect on how 9/11 is remembered today and why it matters.🧠 How Learners Will Engage During the Session:Slide TypeEngagement StrategyIntro Slides (1–5)Ask questions like “Have you heard of 9/11?” or “What do you already know?” to activate prior knowledge.Timeline/Map Slides (6–9)Use visuals (maps & timelines) to explain clearly. Ask students to identify flight paths or sequence the attacks.Personal Stories (10–14)Read brief quotes from survivors/first responders. Ask: “How do you think people felt watching this unfold live?”Discussion Prompts (15, 29)Use open-ended questions: “What would you have done?” or “How do you think the country changed after this?”Review & Recap (28)Use a Kahoot/Quizizz or a few multiple-choice review questions to reinforce learning.Reflection (30)Have students write 1–2 sentences answering: “Why do we study 9/11 in school today?”

Join us for an informative and engaging series where we'll dive deep into the world of essay writing! 📝 Whether you're a student looking to improve your writing skills or a tutor seeking to enhance your teaching techniques, this series has something for everyone. You guys are also welcome to bring any essays that you have for homework, we will also be reviewing them. and giving feedback