Each week we will go over a unit in AP Calculus AB depending on the content of that unit and the pace of learners. This series will cover the content involved in the most common questions found in Calculus and the AP exam. Prior knowledge in Algebra 1, 2 and Geometry are necessary to succeed in this course. A pencil and paper may be necessary when performing calculations. There will be homework throughout the series to confirm your understanding of the content. Questions are always welcome!

A 1:1 series between Ivanka G and Lucia M. We'll be focusing on AP Biology.

A 1:1 series between Ivanka G and Raghu U. We'll be focusing on AP Physics 1 and AP Calculus AB.

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Each week we will go over a unit in AP Calculus AB depending on the content of that unit and the pace of learners. This series will cover the content involved in the most common questions found in Calculus and the AP exam. Prior knowledge in Algebra 1, 2 and Geometry are necessary to succeed in this course. A pencil and paper may be necessary when performing calculations. There will be homework and quizzes throughout the series to confirm your understanding of the content. Questions are always welcome!

Get ahead on AP Biology this summer with someone who scored a 4 on the AP exam and can help you get through it too! Each session, I will be covering the different organelles in eukaryotic cells while differentiating between the organelles of animal vs plant cells. I will also be diving into the plasma membrane. No previous knowledge needed, although having knowledge on the macromolecules would be helpful. Please have a paper and pencil ready to draw a cell! I would love to host additional sessions upon request.

I will be going over different arithmetic operations with exponents as well as how to write extremely small and large numbers in scientific notation. No previous knowledge of exponents is required to attend. Please have a paper and pencil handy so you are ready to solve problems on your own. A calculator might also be handy depending on your previous math knowledge. I will host additional sessions if requested to do so.