This series cover the Math section of the Digital SAT using Khan Academy, curated slide shows, and practice problems — from the SAT suite and personal problems from instructors! We will discuss different strategies to help you save time and do a practice math section – not from bluebook, at the end!

Join us every week as the mod team discusses about anything new that might be going on and current initiatives! We will also be hosting short lessons on various AP Calculus BC concepts.

Every alternating day we will be going over strategies on how to approach medium to difficult level SAT math questions. (Recommended for people scoring above a 650, but anyone can join)

Session made for Lincoln L but others can join as well!

Twice a week, we will go over a topic in Calculus, roughly following the AP Calculus subset.

I plan to cover SAT math topics that the College Board classifies as "difficult" and I aim to teach you the strategies in order to be able to tackle them. For some background, I scored a 1580 on the SAT (800 Math, 780 Reading/Writing) and I aim to help you do the same!

Session requested by Anika C. but others are free to join!

This series will help you master the full unit of [Logarithms](https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra2/x2ec2f6f830c9fb89:logs) in Khan Academy's Algebra 2 course. You will go through Khan Academy skills and quizzes, culminating with you taking the final Unit Test and earning a Schoolhouse certification!

Welcome to general physics! I am excited to teach you how to ace your next physics course. For my qualifications, I have a 5 on AP Physics I and a 100 on regents Physics. This course covers all of the regents physics curriculum plus some additional topics: Vectors/Kinematics, Dynamics/Forces, Circular Motion/Gravity, Momentum, Work/Energy/Power, Electricity/Magnetism, Charges/Electrostatics Modern Physics. The only necessary materials are pencil, paper, and a calculator.

My goal is for you to be ready to get an A in your class and a 5 in the AP exam next May. Each week we will go over 1/2 --> 1 unit of AP Physics I Mechanics content. For larger units such as Rotation, Kinematics, and Dynamics we will take 2 days instead of one. Units that will be covered are: Kinematics, Dynamics, Circular Motion/Gravitation, Energy, Momentum, Simple Harmonic Motion, and Rotational Motion. The only materials that are necessary are a ruler, pencil/paper, and a calculator.