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This is an experimental session to see if we can create a music composition together. Chord progressions will be given and everyone can compose their designated sections. At the end we expect to finish a 16-bar composition with melody and accompaniment. Strong music knowledge is required to attend this session. You need to be able to recognize staff notation, understand chord progressions and compose reasonable and appropriate melody and accompaniment. You MUST attend this session if you register, so that we have enough people to distribute our work.

Are you often curious of how formulas work and not satisfied with memorizing formulas to solve homework questions? In this one-time session, we will go through the proofs of common area/volume formulas, including rectangle, circle, prism, cylinder, cone, sphere etc.

In this session, we will focus on practicing some of the hardest SAT math questions I gathered. This session is designed for learners aiming for 750+ or even 800, and might be quite challenging for those scoring 600 or below. But anyone is welcome to join.

In this session, we will encourage everyone to bring the questions they found tricky or challenging so that we can discuss and learn together. I will also bring my collection of hard SAT math questions from my past "Super hard SAT math series" if there are more time.

SAT prep one-time session, focusing on geometry part.

SAT math preparation, with practices and theory explanations.

In these sessions, we will go over some of the hardest sat r&w questions (I’ve seen). Feel free to bring any questions as well.

In these sessions, we will introduce cadences in music theory. If there are more time, we will introduce chords and inversion. It is recommended to have prior music because understanding of staff notation is assumed for this session.

Miscellaneous SAT Q&A / Practice, covering both math and R&W

In this series, we will attempt selected high difficult level SAT R&W questions to help us get prepared for future SATs. It is recommended for people scoring at least higher than 600 in R&W to join this series but anyone is welcome to join and challenge themselves

In this session, we will go through lots of hard math questions of sat to help us build confidence for the hardest questions in math section. (Note: If you have registered for my session before, you might see questions you have encountered before) Note: this session is recommended for students already having 650 or higher in math so that they will not find it too difficult, but everyone is welcome to join.

In this series, we will go through unit 1 to 3 of AP music theory. If most of the learners already have prior knowledge of those unit, this can also be served as an Q&A session. (It is recommended that you have some basic knowledge on music, such as if you are playing an instrument).

In the sessions, I will answer any questions regarding SAT math/R&W

In this series, we will try some really hard reading and writing questions to boost our confidence for coming SATs. Notice: learners scored over 600 is recommended for the session as the practices are generally hard and we will not cover the basics, but everyone is welcome to join

We will cover Algebra 2 topics as requested by the learner.

In this series, we will answer questions or learn requested topics together. If nobody has questions or concepts to cover, we will go through general practices. One session is specifically set for standard English convention

Are you aiming for a really high score or even 800? In this series, we will try some of the hardest sat math questions to train our flexibility on applying knowledges. Notice: You should expect advanced problems rather than basic concepts in this series. We will not go through basic concepts. A current practice test score of 700 in math or above is recommended to attend this series but anyone who wanna challenge themselves is welcome to join.

You may know many area and volume formulas, but have you ever wondered why they actually work? In this series, we will go through intuitions and proofs of common area formulas (rectangle, parallelogram, triangle, trapezoid and circle) and volume formulas (prism, pyramid, cone, cylinder and sphere)

I realize the extra difficulty for SAT reading and writing section due to the language barrier as a non-native English speaker myself. Scoring at 720 in actual SAT reading and writing session, I would like to help people like me and discuss both general tips and specific strategies for different type of questions. If you are a native English speaker, you are welcome to join as well, we will attempt R&W questions for practice and perhaps exchange some ideas.

Bring SAT math problems, concepts you don't know to get more confident on those topics/questions. If nobody brings their own questions, we will do random math practice to get more familiar with SAT math

We will answer questions regarding SAT math or reading and writing, cover topics or attempt SAT questions.

In this series of sessions, we will do questions of random sat topics, and review any concepts if needed during doing questinos.

I will introduce some general tips of SAT math sessions and we will go through topics that you feel unconfident.

I will introduce some general tips of SAT math sessions and we will go through topics that you feel unconfident.

In this 2-hour session, we will try to cover all polynomial-related topics in algebra 2

In this multi-session series, we will go through advanced math topics to ensure we master all the skills. Any additional time will be used for answering or trying miscellaneous sat math questions (not limited to advanced math topics).

In this session, you are welcome to bring up any challenging math questions, or topics you are unfamiliar about. We can try to solve hard questions together as well as revise topics. It can be any problem, even like AMC or curriculums like IGCSE, ALEVEL, IBDP, up to precalculus contents. If no one brings their own topics/questions, we will attempt Khan Academy algebra unit test which covers all the Algebra 2 topics.

In this session, we will try mixed topic sat math questions. You are welcome to bring your own question, or mention unfamiliar topics. We can review topics/questions you don't understand or found challenging.

In this session, I will be answering any questions regarding Working with units in algebra 1. If you think you have any questions regarding units, or problems you need help with, join this session! I will give some practice questions and theory review if there are no more questions