A problem a day keeps stress away! 😄 Every day, we'll cover one problem together and use it to learn how to tackle others moving forward. Expect tips, tricks, and many opportunities for interaction! Here's how it works: Everyone who signs up has the chance to send me problems beforehand that they'd like to cover comprehensively; I'll choose one problem every day to review together. You're free to sign up and attend as many (or as few) sessions as you want. In other words... Do you want to study for the SAT but don't have much time? Is your test date a long way away but you'd like to start preparing now? Are you looking for just a bit more practice? If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, this is the series for you. Feel free to reach out with any questions, and I hope to see you soon! 😄

In this series, we'll cover every domain of the EBRW section of the digital SAT. Together, we'll focus on learning and strengthening concepts and tackling all the types of questions the test will throw at you. This is perfect for those of you who are new to SAT prep, those of you who want to get some extra practice in and polish those edges before the August SAT (it's right around the corner!), and those of you who just want some extra tips and tricks! ☺️ We both scored in the 99th percentile on the Digital SAT, and we want to help you ace it! See you soon!! 🎉🎉🥳🥳

Want to write but don't know what to write and/or keep putting it off until "when there's time"? If so, sign up for some inspiration and accountability 😄 Expect to discuss and analyze pieces of creative writing, learn more about different aspects of creative writing, and (most importantly) get some writing done! I've participated in some amazing creative writing workshops, and I'm hoping to bring the magic to Schoolhouse! ✨ What to Expect: ~This is for creative writing—think poems, stories, personal narratives, etc. Feel free to work on anything creative during these sessions, but know that this is *not* targeted towards essays/reports/academic writing. ~This is a workshop, which means all participants are expected to actively engage. In other words, participation is expected (ideally at least partially out loud, but participation by chat is fine as well). Unless circumstances prevent it, cameras are also expected to be on. (I've attended a couple of writing workshops, and trust me when I say this makes a big difference!) Note that you can turn your camera off during writing sprints. ~Again, this is a workshop, which means that a significant portion of the time will actually be spent writing (and discussing your writing). If you're looking for less participation/more lecture-type learning, this may not be for you. ~On that note, this is ultimately for *you*, so if you have any suggestions for what you'd like to see discussed/covered, feel free to reach out!