This course is designed for those who are self-studying and/or taking the AP Exam this May. In each session, we will go over the content and develop a deep understanding through discussion and interactive activities. We will take numerous practice exams and have consistent review schedules. This series will last from the beginning of October 2024 to May 2025. Since this will be a long series, please only register if you can make the multi-month commitment. In addition, for this series to be most effective, I will be capping the learner spots to 20 max. Therefore, please only register if you are taking the Exam in May and if you can make the commitment. 

Join us along for this series which is part of the broader Literature for Youth Initiative! Whether you're an avid reader or just beginning your literary journey, this series is a place to explore captivating literary texts, share your thoughts, and connect with others who love to dream through words. Each session, we will be reviewing a carefully selected work, delving into its themes, characters and messages. 😊

This course is designed for those who are self-studying and/or taking the AP Exam this May. In each session, we will go over the content and develop a deep understanding through discussion and interactive activities. We will take numerous practice exams and have consistent review schedules. This series will last from the end of September 2024 to May 2025. Since this will be a long series, please only register if you can make the multi-month commitment. In addition, for this series to be most effective, I will be capping the learner spots to 20 max. Therefore, please only register if you are taking the Exam in May and if you can make the commitment.

Chem Club is BACK for the 2024/25 school year! This series is for all you chemistry enthusiasts to learn new and exciting topics typically not typically taught in schools and to share your passion of chemistry with others. We have kickstarted the series again with the incoming school year and are excited to continue engaging with our thriving chemistry community! For those who are new, each week, we will cover a new topic and have a fun quiz at the end of the session to challenge our knowledge. The winner of the game gets to pick next week's topic! For instance, in our previous series we covered topics like shampoos, textiles, forensics and even nuclear chemistry! If you would like to check out our previous series for more info, you can do so here: [https://schoolhouse.world/series/12333](https://schoolhouse.world/series/12333) Feel free to join sessions as and when you are able to, but we would love to have you as regular participants and form a consistent group. Our last series had 100+ signups, so do try to commit each week in order to prevent taking another keen learner's spot. Looking forward to seeing you in sessions! 🧪

Welcome to Schoolhouse.world's Winter 2025 HOSA Events and Competition. OSA stands for Health Occupations for Students of America, but in our case it will be for students of the world. This series ending in a competition will be great for all you hopeful doctors, nurses, dentists, psychologists, medical scientists, etc. The series will run from December-February with the competition concluding the events at the beginning of March. During this time you will choose from a selection of events and choose the one(s) you want to compete in. You will have 3 months to self-study. During those three months there will be other sessions hosted on various topics within health professions including health advocacy, a leadership conference, health professions spotlights, medical law, medical labs and much more! This event is open to everyone in the schoolhouse. Even if you don’t want to be a health professional or are not sure there are events for you including medical math, medical reading, biomedical debate, etc. Also at the end, you will get a certificate of participation if you complete all requirements.

This course is designed for those who are self-studying and/or taking the AP Exam this May. In each session, we will go over the content and develop a deep understanding through discussion and interactive activities. We will take numerous practice exams and have consistent review schedules. This series will last from the end of September 2024 to May 2025. Since this will be a long series, please only register if you can make the multi-month commitment. In addition, for this series to be most effective, I will be capping the learner spots to 20 max. Therefore, please only register if you are taking the Exam in May and if you can make the commitment. 

Hello! This series will hold basics of many languages. Each lesson will be a new language or a continuation/ make up of one already being taught. There will be a variety of tutors bringing their expertise to the series. The goal is to learn a little bit and decide which language(s) are your favorite to study more in-depth. I am looking for cohosts to help! Especially if you know any Asian language!

In this series we will go over all parts of the application process, from choosing schools, to writing the essays, to applying for scholarships, to discussion what to expect. Every aspect you can think of will be covered, and feel free to request sessions that you think will be the most helpful.

This session is for Lincoln to review AP Psych unit 2, if anyone else needs unit 1 review feel free to join, however Lincoln’s questions will be prioritized.

This is a session to help a learner with their essay

This College Admissions Workshop on The Application is a virtual 2-week workshop that will provide you with information and support to submit your college applications. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose of each part of the application - Understand how and when to apply and strategies to consider when making your plan - Complete drafts of frequently required parts of the application, such as lists of activities & experiences, and honors & awards - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Essay is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to write your college essays this summer. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose and the must-dos of the personal statement - Learn and practice strategies for picking a prompt, brainstorming, drafting, and revising your writing - Understand the role of supplemental questions and strategies for organizing your questions and responses - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Application is a virtual 2-week workshop that will provide you with information and support to submit your college applications. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose of each part of the application - Understand how and when to apply and strategies to consider when making your plan - Complete drafts of frequently required parts of the application, such as lists of activities & experiences, and honors & awards - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

Welcome to the SHW Championship 🏆🏆🏆 Join this end-of-summer community event by participating in different academic competitions thus earning yourself a chance to win REAL SHW MERCH 🎉🎉🎉 We will be happier than ever to see you come over and...HAVE FUN, PEOPLE!!! This series is for determining the Science champion and we will cover topics from the Physics, Biology, and Computer Science subworlds!

In this series, we will explore the field of clinical psychology. We will learn theories of the field, what a career in clinical psychology looks like, and even explore psychological assessments.

Welcome to organic chemistry! In this series we will learn what the science of organic chemistry is and how we can manipulate the science to better our world. We will learn how molecules are formed, what properties molecules have and so much more! Required Pre-requisite: MUST have completed high school chemistry, if not, please join my “Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry” instead Preferred but not required: AP/IB chemistry The pre-requisites are due to the level of the content and the deepness of the material.

Welcome to organic chemistry! This series is designed for anyone, no matter your chemistry level. In this series we will introduce essential topics to understand the science of ochem and we will learn basic concepts like IUPAC naming and drawing structures.

This series is for anyone who has NONE or LITTLE biology knowledge. It is designed for students who are entering High School Biology this school year or have not taken HS Bio yet. This series will introduce you to a variety of concepts within the biological world and help to prepare your for higher level biology session. We will utilize a variety of virtual labs, games, and challenges to help deepen our knowledge of biology.

Hallo! Willkommen! In this series we will explore the German language and culture through reading, writing, listening, and speaking German. This series is for those with none to little experience. So, if you ever wanted to learn German, this series is for you. We will start from the very basics and work our way up to understanding and utilizing basic German.

The College Advice Moderator team is excited to bring back All About the Application where we will be doing a deep dive into almost everything about the Common App! New to this series, wonderful College Advice Tutors will also be hosting Ask Me Anything's (AMAs) on their application and college experience. To Tutors: If you would like to host an AMA session, please DM Cindy to participate! 📝 All About the Application - We will learn about the format of Common App, what is on the application, test scores (and if you should use them), what to write about, choosing colleges to apply for, and what admissions officers look for. We will walk you through the Common App website and show you some websites which are good for finding colleges. ❓ Ask Me Anything - This is your chance to ask tutors how they ended up where they are. Look at the session descriptions below and mark your calendars for AMAs hosted by people in your field of interest.

Welcome! This series is for those who are entering University next fall and want to explore what types of writing they need to know to be successful in the courses. We will learn how to write various types of papers and how to execute them at a high level.

Welcome! In this series we will explore the concept of literature, what it is, how it’s made, why we care… This series has a special emphasis on reading and then utilizing creativity and creative thinking to understand literature. This series will also guide you into a literary thinker. This series is designed for all level of ELA skills. However, we will start with introductory topics so we are all on the same level. The literature we will be reading will be average of middle grades but there will be many options to explore both more advanced or simpler literature.

We will learn the basics of the Turkish language.

Welcome! In this series we will review all units of the AP Psych exam by discussing main topics and building connections to help us remember them better. In Addition to content review, we will also do MCQ practice and FRQ practice.

Greetings, future anatomist! Welcome to this series where we talk about the most complex structure of science, the human body! This course features: ⭐The Integumentary System ✅ 🎀The Skeletal System ✅ ⭐The Muscular System ✅ 🎀The Nervous System ✅ ⭐The Endocrine System ✅ 🎀The Cardiovascular System ✅ ⭐The Lymphatic System ✅ 🎀The Respiratory System ⭐The Digestive System✅ 🎀The Urinary System ✅ ⭐The Reproductive System (Female and Male) ✅ + KAHOOTS, ICEBREAKERS EVERY MEETING AND QUIZZES!!! 🐱 So, buckle up and let's dive in to the world of the human body! See you there! 🛫👨👩 (P.S. If a student misses a session, but gave notice prior the session, I will provide the slideshows and a session to "make-up" the missed class ONLY IF requested!) ♡ Claire S became a co-host on 05/19/24 ♡ ♡ Jayden K became a co-host on 05/25/24 ♡ ♡ Yash J became a co-host on 05/28/24 ♡ ♡ Aditya T became a co-host on 06/17/24 ♡

Welcome! Each weekend we will review vital components for the exam and practice questions from old AP Exams. We will practice multiple choice and FRQ strategies to help you best prepare. I took the AP Bio exam 3 years ago and am currently a Molecular and Cell Biology Major.

This series was created for students at Worcester State University. This series will cover the topics in course code and name, which may include the following based on student interests within BIO-162. This series is cohosted by Claire S, Iman K, and Nitya D.

This series was created for students at Worcester State University. This series will cover the topics in course code and name, which may include the following based on student interests within BIO-161. This series is cohosted by Claire S and Iman K.

Each week we will be going through practice problems and reviewing concepts from the different units associated with the AP Chemistry Syllabus. MCQ and FRQs will be provided at each session to help with exam prep. Short review of relevant concepts will also be implemented in each session. Note: this session is for students taking the AP Chemistry exam in May of 2024. Anyone can join, but you may not get much out of the sessions as it is exam prep and I will not be teaching any concepts in depth as test taker’s need to already have a basic understanding.

Welcome to the fascinating world of genetics! In this series we will explore the all encompassing world of how organisms work-from the smallest bit of DNA to the outcome of that genetic code. This session is suitable for those with little biology/genetic knowledge and also those with a strong understanding who want a in-depth review.

Environmental chemistry is an exciting field to study as it covers how chemicals including plastics, disinfectants, etc. have effected our environment over the years. In this series we will learn about various topics within the environmental chemistry discipline.

Each lesson we will be building our knowledge in the field of organic chemistry. We will start with the basics covered in general chemistry classes so we all have the correct foundations. Then we will move into organic concepts and what the field of organic chemistry includes. This series is perfect for a learner who is just starting their organic journey. *Note, in this series we will no cover and intermediate or advanced concept.*

Welcome to Chem Club! This series is for all you chemistry enthusiasts to learn new and exciting topics typically not typically taught in schools and to share your passion of chem with others. This series serves as a chem community engagement series hosted by the moderators to bring a stronger sense of community and connections between members of the chem subworld. Each week we will cover a new topic and play fun games such as Kahoot!s to challenge our knowledge. Feel free to join sessions as and when you are able to, but we would love to have you as regular participants and form a consistent group. Looking forward to seeing you in sessions!

Each week, we will be going over different parts of the college process and will be having many ask me anything sessions, where you can ask me anything about the college application process or college in general.

In this 6 day crash course, we will learn the basics behind biostatistics which is often a precursor class for studying bioinformatics. This series will be great for anyone hoping to combine their love of statistics/math with biology. This series will be at a very basic level, as its a short and quick series. No pre-requisites, but it would be helpful to have taken middle school math and basic biology in HS or middle school science.

Hello! Glad to have you here!✨ This series, again, uses the flowtime technique, or what we call the Flowing method—consisting of 20 minutes study📚 and 8 minutes of break🎈! If you are troubled or perplexed by some topics, we will have qualified tutors to help!🎓 RULES: 📷 Cameras can be on or off! 🎤 Please kindly mute your mic during study time. 🎀 You are very welcome to use the chat or Slack! ☕ If possible, bring along a healthy drink in order to improve productivity and consistency in studying! TUTORS' SHOWCASE: 🎓Vivian: Tutors Geometry, Pre-Algebra, ELA, Science, Government and Politics, Spanish, Chinese, and have gotten a 41/44 on the R&W's Writing portion of the SAT, ready to help! 🎓Claire: Tutors K12 English, K12 History, geography, government, any social studies, math pre-alg and algebra 1 as well as some business math and biostatistics, science: all levels of bio and chemistry and some physics, German, College Advice, and more! Super ready to help with everything in between! 🎓Laeticia: Tutors math, english, chinese, korean... 🎓Aayushman: Experienced study spaces host, happy to stick around to help you solve technical problems! 🎓Naim: Tutors Pre-algebra, Enrichment, Science, Literature and History. Always ready fun and social activities!!! 🎓Preethika: Tutors algebra 1 & 2, geometry, pre algebra, public speaking and Essay feedback. Also AP Seminar as well. Happy to help! NOTIFICATIONS: 1# Game suggestions are currently open! 2# We would love love love to know how to improve! 3# Cohost requests currently open! This series will start in 2024 January 1 and more sessions will follow after! Are you excited? Let's power it through!🚀

This Series is Unique because it won't just be on one subject. Bring any help you need for either APUSH, AP Lit, or AP Spanish and I will cover everything YOU need to Ace the class and the Exam. I'll coordinate and help you understand any key concepts from either of these subjects, including essay writing and techniques that I personally used. Also, if you only need help on one or two subjects and not all three, that's totally fine! This is your one-stop series for success!

Welcome to an all in one Sunday school experience, this will help you prepare for Monday. Or even give you the opprotunity to: 1. warm your brain up for your real school day. 2. Practice, and learn the 6 subjects listed below. 3. Meat new people and learn thrue out the school year. 4. Take real life simulating exams for all of your courses. 4. Meat up to 6 new tutors, and learn from a verity of learning stiles. 5. make new friends that you will be learning with for the rest of the year. Me and my kohosts will teach these six subjects. 1. Algebra I 2. Spanish 3. biology 4. English language arts and creative writing. 5. spanish 6. Physical Education. Hear are some added parts of the day. 1. Studdy hall and office hours. You can ask for help. 2. go to partys. Kohosts plese read: Plese answer these questions. 1. Which subject would you like to teach besides ELAR. I am teaching ELAR. 2. How are you sertified. You will teach for 30 minuts than you will go to office hours. If no students join in 20 minuts you can end the session. Plese show up 15 minuts before the session starts. Give me intel 30 minuts beffore the session starts to review your request. YOu can ask to do more than 1 subject.

Join us for a deep dive into how the body fights off infections, how vaccines work, and what are the different white blood cells, platelets, antibodies, and more. This will be an in-depth class covering far more than surface-level immunology. It is best if you have basic biology knowledge, however, it is not required.

This is a study space series, where we will motivate each other and challenge ourselves to study for 30 days. Each day we will study for an hour using the Pomodoro method. Sometimes more. I might push multiple sessions a day. It just depends. If you need to get some work done, or are you just feel like studying. Join this series to get motivation to continue on. Our goal is to study for 30 days straight. We will have a party at the end. I am looking for cohosts so any tutors who are willing to cohost this please inform me. Because I will need some help since I cannot make it every single day. If no one can go host I will just do an extra session for the days I can’t do anything. Or move the time later .

We will go over the main components of the cell.

This series is for anyone looking for long term biology help. Please bring questions or topics and we will go over them.

Prerequisites: Must have a background in German (A1/A2 level) We will be learning intermediate concepts such as more abstract topics to speak about and more challenging grammar.

In this series, we will learn the basics of the German language. We will practice reading, writing, speaking, and listening and work toward being able to successfully complete the CEFR exams in A1 and/or A2.

Hello Chemistry Enthusiasts! To help build a community within our chemistry subworld, I will be hosting a weekly chemistry jeopardy for the foreseeable future. I will post the topics each week, so you can review or learn them. The topics will cover a wide variety of chemistry content. The sessions are geared to be fun and maybe learn new topics in chemistry.

Each class we will go over specific learners needs in any topic within the scope of biology.

This series is specifically for one learner but anyone is welcome to join. We will go over any chemistry questions they have.

Each week we will learn about a new health profession or health field. The sessions will contain a small lecture and then will be some sort of activity associated with the topic for that day.

We will go over the basics of biology and biotechnology. Then dive deeper into what exactly is biotech.

AP chemistry is a tough class and any learned done before the start of the school year will give you an enormous boost for the AP and the class in general. We will go over general chemistry topics that will be on the AP. This class is for the AP/ General college chemistry level, so a foundation in chemistry is necessary.

In each session we will learn different aspects of health science.

We will learn the German language together in an active setting.

Have you ever wanted to learn chemistry but don't know the basics? Well, this series is for you. We will start from the very foundational skills of chemistry and scaffold our way up to more complex topics. Note: This series is geared to people who have no to very little chemistry knowledge.

Every session we will go over a new topic in creative writing. Some topics will be historical fiction, memoirs, etc. No experience is necessary and all levels of English are welcome to attend. Notice: We will be utilizing google jamborad, so you MUST be able to use it.

Every weekend we will learn new topics within the field of ecology to have a in-depth understanding of ecology.

We will be going over all units, FRQs, and any Q&A you may have about AP Psych.

Welcome! We will go over different components of the AP Lang exam (multiple choice, Essays, etc.) and review content for various chapters. There will also be some time from Q and A at the end of the session.

Welcome! We will go over different components of the APUSH exam (multiple choice, DBQ, etc.) and review content for various chapters. There will also be some time from Q and A at the end of the session.

We will learn new plant biology topics every weekend for the next few weeks. There will be no make-up sessions due to my schedule.

This course is for those who have none to very little chemistry knowledge. We will be learning the fundamentals of high school chemistry, so when you take the course, you will be ahead of the class and hopefully very successful.

We will be learning how to write nearly everything, from picture books to academic articles.

We will learn an in-depth overview of the basic unit of life-the cell. Each class will start with a period of note taking/ lecture style, followed by some sort of activity that relates to the material. (Kahoot, comprehension questions, virtual lab, etc. )

In each class, we will do an online lab to develop our science skills across an extensive range of scientific topics.

We will learn various physiological systems of various Eukaryotic Organisms

We will work through all the basics of Genetics in one week. Each day we will cover a new part of genetics and expand on our learning with questions and scientific analysis.

Every session we will learn a new fundamental of OChem. We will learn the how to understand chemical structures and what those structures mean. We will learn the different components of chemical structures.

This course is for anyone but will cater to students who have little to no knowledge of the German language. Each week or every other week, depending on your grasp of the materials, we will learn a new chapter in the Introductory German curriculum. We will practice speaking, writing, reading, and grammar. In addition to language, we will also learn about German culture and history.

In this series, we will learn all the basics of Turkish, including vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. The goal of this series is to teach you how to speak, read, and write basic Turkish. There will be an emphasis on the speaking part as that is the hardest part of any language to understand. We will engage with each other through discussions and through utilizing the chat feature. Turkish is a beautiful language and I am excited to share it with you. Each session will consist of related vocabulary to the topic and grammar exercises. Speaking and cultural topics will also be included. The session times may change as the summer continues on. If certain times work best for you, please let me know. I will also add more office hours and catchup sessions as needed. Lastly, I will also add more sessions especially if a lot of people are interested in continuing the series.