This will mostly be a student-led precalculus course. I am well-versed in most precalculus topics (especially AP). I will cover student-decided topics - message me if you'd like a different session timing dedicated to a certain purpose.

This is the second run of my previously successful and well-received AoPS Geometry series. We'll be using Introduction to Geometry by Richard Rusczyk published by the Art of Problem Solving (AoPS). It's a very dense and challenging textbook that really helps you develop a rock-solid foundation in Geometry.

This is a session designed for the Geometry CBE using Texas standards. You are welcome to join if your goals are similar, but the curriculum is designed to be catered to the TEKS.

Are you looking to get ready for the AP Exam for AP Human Geography this coming May? Each week, we'll go over a different unit in the course, and strategies and practice for the exam's MCQ and FRQ portions.

A 1:1 series between Dean H and Rachel D. We'll be focusing on AP Precalculus.

This is meant as a beginner trigonometry course you will find in Geometry course. You do not have to have any experience with trigonometry or right triangles, although it is recommended you have a basic understanding of triangles, especially right triangles. We'll cover all topics in high detail and help you understand trigonometry deeply. This is NOT built as a trigonometry course for Alg II or Precalculus. You can find another series that covers Alg II/Precal Trig [here](https://schoolhouse.world/series/62001). Scroll to each week's agenda to find the differences.

Hello! I'm Dean, an experienced tutor in Geometry, Algebra, and Precalc with 20+ hours of tutoring experience! This course is designed to be an immersive, detailed look into trigonometry for Algebra 2 AND Precalculus . The discrepancy in the courses is not the content, but rather the specific standards of your Alg 2 or Precalc course (e.g. some classes include Trig as a part of Alg 2, while others include it as Precalc). It is highly recommended that you have a knowledge of trigonometry from Geometry - this includes basic trig ratios (sin/cos/tan), trig inverses, special right triangles, and how to solve basic trig equations. This is designed to be an isolated course from all other required Alg 2/Precal concepts, so we will not cover those topics, only the trigonometry topics. This course will be in high amounts of detail. We will cover all trigonometric topics in high detail and a high level of rigor -- thus why I separated this into an 8-week course instead of incorporating it with an Alg 2 session. We'll get a rock-solid foundation in Trigonometry -- expect to be challenged.

We'll be learning Geometry through the use of Introduction to Geometry by Richard Rusczyk, published by the Art of Problem Solving. The textbook we're using really helps you get a rock-solid foundation in Geometry since it includes many challenge problems! Join if you want to be challenged.