There are only 15 slots available for each version of this series, so register quickly! To make sure the series can be hosted, we need at least 5 learners registered by the start date. This six-week series is perfect for our narrative writers of all levels, whether aspiring or professional. Through the power of the Narrative Arc, we'll learn how we can shape stories to give the reader choice. And for what could be the first time ever, we'll have the option to use the second perspective in our writing. Make sure to come prepared with access to Google services such as Google Docs and Google Slides, as well as access to Schoolhouse Assessments (built in). That's all you need! This series serves as the first part to the Creative Writing Sequence I will be hosting. There will be two possible paths, and several available courses. Please request make-up sessions through [this](https://forms.gle/1yFX6yLMLFFcjcXf6) form at least 24-hours in advance. Sessions will be hosted with 1 or more learners, so request as needed. Note: This series will be fast paced. My availability is really limited, so in order to finish within the ten week margin, if I am unable to host both days, or you are forced to miss both weekly sessions, slides and a review activity will be made available in the assessments folder for your convenience! 🙂 Extra Note: If you've already completed the series, I recommend that you still register again. The main group will be going further than the last times this has been hosted, and there will be both extra enrichment opportunities, and the chance to "teach the group." Additionally, if you've completed the series priorly, you're welcome to apply as a co-host! I'd love to have you. 📏 Session Length: Estimate around 6 sessions and up to 4 office hour sessions within a span of 10 weeks. Dates and times are tentative.

Update 03/02/25 - Hi everyone! In order to register for the series at this point, I need to ensure that you're caught up and ready to integrate. Please complete [this](https://forms.gle/WbUcyKVdr9oDmMRb7) form to let me know where you need support before registering. Twice a week, we'll go over the steps to writing powerful and noteworthy essays by breaking essay writing into chunks and engage in fun exercises to build stronger academic writing. We will create an essay together with a topic of your choice and also sample a variety of topics through practice exercises. Let me know if you are interested in participating, but the times and/or dates don't work out for you. I may be willing to make an adjustment. Note: This series will be fast paced. My availability is really limited, so in order to finish within the ten week margin, if I am unable to host both days, or you are forced to miss both weekly sessions, slides and a review activity will be made available in the assessments folder for your convenience! 🙂 Extra Note: If you've already completed the series, I recommend that you still register again. The main group will be going further than the last times this has been hosted, and there will be both extra enrichment opportunities, and the chance to "teach the group." Additionally, if you've completed the series priorly, you're welcome to apply as a co-host! I'd love to have you. 📏 Session Length: Estimate around 8-10 sessions and up to 4 office hour sessions within a span of 16 weeks. Dates and times are tentative.

There are only 20 slots available for each version of this series, so register quickly! To make sure the series can be hosted, we need at least 5 learners registered by the start date. Twice a week, we'll go over the steps to writing powerful and noteworthy essays by breaking essay writing into chunks and engage in fun exercises to build stronger academic writing. We will create an essay together with a topic of your choice and also sample a variety of topics through practice exercises. Let me know if you are interested in participating, but the times and/or dates don't work out for you. I may be willing to make an adjustment. Note: This series will be fast paced. My availability is really limited, so in order to finish within the ten week margin, if I am unable to host both days, or you are forced to miss both weekly sessions, slides and a review activity will be made available in the assessments folder for your convenience! 🙂 Extra Note: If you've already completed the series, I recommend that you still register again. The main group will be going further than the last times this has been hosted, and there will be both extra enrichment opportunities, and the chance to "teach the group." Additionally, if you've completed the series priorly, you're welcome to apply as a co-host! I'd love to have you. 📏 Session Length: Estimate around 8-10 sessions and up to 4 office hour sessions within a span of 16 weeks. Dates and times are tentative.

New learners are always welcome!! We're entering a new season and kicking off a new chapter of words. In this series, there are two sessions per day, twice a week for a whole year! How it works:  We go over the pronunciation, definition, synonyms and antonyms, origin (and maybe some fun facts), and how to use the word in a sentence. There is always a super fun Kahoot about the word. Then we have Idiom of the Day, where we introduce a new idiom, its meaning, and how it's used in a sentence.  Then, at the end, we have two quotes of the day! They may be inspirational, or funny, or both!  I hope to see you there! These sessions are perfect for expanding your vocabulary. Changes from the original series: - Sessions will be hosted every other day. - Learners who misbehave in any way that slightly defers the Schoolhouse policy will be removed. - Our original host will not be involved in this series.

This session was requested by and will be tailored to @Sopheia E. We will read her book together and answer relevant content questions.

There are only 20 slots available for each version of this series, so register quickly! To make sure the series can be hosted, we need at least 5 learners registered by the start date. This six-week series is perfect for our narrative writers of all levels, whether aspiring or professional. Through the power of the Narrative Arc, we'll learn how we can shape stories to give the reader choice. And for what could be the first time ever, we'll have the option to use the second perspective in our writing. Make sure to come prepared with access to Google services such as Google Docs and Google Slides, as well as access to Schoolhouse Assessments (built in). That's all you need! This series serves as the first part to the Creative Writing Sequence I will be hosting. There will be two possible paths, and several available courses. Please request make-up sessions through [this](https://forms.gle/1yFX6yLMLFFcjcXf6) form at least 24-hours in advance. Sessions will be hosted with 1 or more learners, so request as needed. Note: This series will be fast paced. My availability is really limited, so in order to finish within the ten week margin, if I am unable to host both days, or you are forced to miss both weekly sessions, slides and a review activity will be made available in the assessments folder for your convenience! 🙂 Extra Note: If you've already completed the series, I recommend that you still register again. The main group will be going further than the last times this has been hosted, and there will be both extra enrichment opportunities, and the chance to "teach the group." Additionally, if you've completed the series priorly, you're welcome to apply as a co-host! I'd love to have you. 📏 Session Length: Estimate around 6 sessions and up to 4 office hour sessions within a span of 10 weeks. Dates and times are tentative.

This singular session (hosted at multiple times) is a seminar lesson about exploring the art of persuasion, persuasive techniques, and why we need persuasion. This session leads up to... - a series about persuasive essay writing - a series about analyzing advertisements - a a series about writing persuasive speech. Get ready to participate in active discussions, activities and workshops! I promise this will NOT disappoint.

This singular session (hosted at multiple times) is a seminar lesson about exploring the art of persuasion, persuasive techniques, and why we need persuasion. This session leads up to... - a series about persuasive essay writing - a series about analyzing advertisements - a a series about writing persuasive speech. Get ready to participate in active discussions, activities and workshops! I promise this will NOT disappoint.

Requested by @Roland A to help him with his needed essay revisions.

This whodunnit mystery book club aims to cover Agatha Christie's top 10 most popular books through content analysis, discussion, and fun activities. Prepare to enter into Christie's creative mind and be... - Stumped by puzzles 🧩 - Shocked by plot twists 🔀 - And satisfied by her phenomenal endings. 🔚 Join the adventure now, explore Agatha Christie. We will read... - And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie - The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie (Hercule Poirot) - Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie (Hercule Poirot) - The Murder at the Vicarage (Ms. Marple) - A Murder is Announced by Agatha Christie (Ms. Marple) AND MORE! Links to free digital novels will be provided upon registration, but it is highly recommended to borrow a novel. All you need is a Schoolhouse Account and (potentially) Google Drive!

In this fall series, we'll choose between reading and analyzing Dracula by Mary Shelley, and Frankenstein by Bram Stoker and see what haunting finds we discover! 🍂 We will vote to select a book. Digital and free links to books will be provided.

This singular session (hosted at multiple times) is a seminar lesson about exploring the art of persuasion, persuasive techniques, and why we need persuasion. This session leads up to... - a series about persuasive essay writing - a series about analyzing advertisements - a a series about writing persuasive speech. Get ready to participate in active discussions, activities and workshops! I promise this will NOT disappoint.

This six-week series is perfect for our narrative writers of all levels, whether aspiring or professional. Through the power of the Narrative Arc, we'll learn how we can shape stories to give the reader choice. And for what could be the first time ever, we'll have the option to use the second perspective in our writing. Make sure to come prepared with access to Google services such as Google Docs and Google Slides, as well as access to Schoolhouse Assessments (built in). That's all you need! This series serves as a prequel to a series during NaNoWriMo, so make sure to register if you're interested in participating in that as well, and register here (link provided in the future). Please request make-up sessions through [this](https://forms.gle/1yFX6yLMLFFcjcXf6) form at least 24-hours in advance. Sessions will be hosted with 1 or more learners, so request as needed. Note: This series will be fast paced. I will only be hosting on Mondays and/or Saturdays. In order to finish within the six week margin, if I am unable to host both days, or you are forced to miss both weekly sessions, slides and a review activity will be made available in the assessments folder for your convenience! 🙂

Welcome to the Book Club series! 📚✨  Online Book: [https://online.fliphtml5.com/pezzr/vxqi/#p=1](https://online.fliphtml5.com/pezzr/vxqi/#p=1) [](https://online.fliphtml5.com/pezzr/vxqi/#p=1) Before each week's session, please read a specific number of pages from the book "The Inheritance Games" which you'll be assigned to the week before. During each week's session, we will engage in the following activities:  - Discuss the characters' actions 🗣️ - Share our thoughts on what we would have done if we were a person in the book 💬 - Partake in a lively debate on which ship is better! ⛵ - Predict what might happen next in the story 🗣️ - And more! 📚📖📝 We look forward to seeing you in our next session! We can always have a couple more people!  Note: If you are joining after the session already started, make sure that you read the number of pages required during your own time! Also, if you want to join and there are no spots, please let us know!

🎓Class of ‘28 Are you a rising freshman ready to CONQUER high school? ⚔️ Although it may be difficult to fight high school on your own, you don’t have to! Join our “army” of teenagers to navigate the treacherous terrain of the next four years. We’ll work on sharing goals, wins, and challenges with learners of the same age and bonding over shared experiences. 🏫 So come join us to learn concepts like… - Study tips ✍️ - Productivity methods ⌚ - Note + test taking strategies 🗒️ 🎉 And to have fun through… - Chat days 💬 - Pomodoro sessions 🍅 - Monthly game nights 🕹️ This is your chance to build lasting Schoolhouse relationships. This is your chance to make the most of your high school experience by staying with those who support you. Let’s CONQUER high school TOGETHER! 🏫💪 Thanks to [@Joe H](https://schoolhouse.world/u/joe) for series page design inspiration!

This is a series consisting of 8 back-to-back 3-hour sessions to make for a "mega-session" lasting for a total of 24 hours. 🎉 You are not required to join all eight sessions. Come and join us for the greatest, longest, most exciting study session EVER on Schoolhouse! We aim to shatter the record for the longest study session ever hosted by participating in this 24-hour mega study session. Come grind your summer plans, whether it be: - conducting research in the most esoteric depths of mathematical analysis, - cleaning out your bedroom which you have not been able to make yourself clean for the past year, - torturing your fingers to master La Campanella on the violin, - anything in between! You do not have to stay for the entire 24 hours, as long as you are able to come. We welcome as many tutors in as many different timezones as possible to cohost the session! This record-breaking event cannot happen without a joint effort of many, many tutors. In the spirit of most study space series on Schoolhouse, we will also use the well-celebrated Pomodoro technique of 25-minute study times and 5-minute breaks. We can do this! 💪

Have you ever wanted to argue a case in court, represent a witness, or decide the outcome of a trial? Then this series is for you! We'll learn about courtroom procedures as well as typical trial order. We'll also learn to strengthen our arguments in order to persuade. Finally, the most important part of this series is the mock trial that we will be participating in, Piggy v. Wolfe. Every role has tailored character sheets designed, as well as a case guide and specific role advice. Teamwork is especially important in this series, as everyone will be working with a team, so come as a willing participant. This series will help develop public speaking skills and confidence, help shape critical thinking skills, strengthen your understanding of the legal system, and have fun while doing this!

Update (9/5/2024): New learners are always welcome! We are currently between quarters. It's recommended to join the series between quarters to understand and follow along adequately. This series is perfect for our narrative writers of all levels, whether aspiring or professional. Through the power of the Narrative Arc, we'll learn how we can shape stories to give the reader choice. And for what could be the first time ever, we'll have the option to use the second perspective in our writing. Make sure to come prepared with Google Docs and Google Forms depending on your comfort level! At the end of our series, we'll share and present our stories with other learners for those who are comfortable, so get ready to try other's games/creations. Also, times are flexible, so let me know if they don't work for you!

Twice a week, we'll go over the steps to writing powerful and noteworthy essays by breaking essay writing into chunks and engage in fun exercises to build stronger academic writing. We will create an essay together with a topic of your choice and also sample a variety of topics through practice exercises. There are 10 total sessions that span over 5 weeks. Let me know if you are interested in participating, but the times and/or dates don't work out for you. I may be willing to make an adjustment!

Twice a week, we'll go over the steps to writing powerful and noteworthy essays by breaking essay writing into chunks and engage in fun exercises to build stronger academic writing. We will create an essay together with a topic of your choice and also sample a variety of topics through practice exercises. There are 10 total sessions that span over 5 weeks. Let me know if you are interested in participating, but the times and/or dates don't work out for you. I may be willing to make an adjustment!

Do you have difficulty focusing on your work? Do you often stray away from an assignment due to concerns? Well it's finals season, and it's of the upmost importance that we study. During this series, you can share your screen or put your camera on during a session for monitoring to make sure that you don't get off task. We'll grant 5 minute breaks to stop sharing and then rejoin sharing every half hour. We will also have check in forms for you to answer questions and record progress on achieved work. We will stay focused through quick Google Forms and bite sized lessons on how to stay productive. Just remember, the eyes of productivity are always watching!

Once or twice a week, we'll go over the steps to writing powerful and noteworthy essays by breaking essay writing into chunks and engage in fun exercises to build stronger academic writing. We will create an essay together with a topic of your choice and also sample a variety of topics through practice exercises. There are 10 total sessions that span over 5 weeks. UPDATE: There are 2 versions of this series. Version 1 is on Saturdays and spans 90 minutes. Version 2 is on Mondays, with a focus on lessons, and Fridays, with a focus on completing work. Version 2 sessions are 60 minutes each. Let me know if you are interested in participating, but the times and/or dates don't work out for you. I may be willing to make an adjustment!

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