Come hang out with the moderators! Enjoy some fun games, gain new knowledge, and gain new perspectives about commonly requested topics. Sessions to be added periodically.

Welcome, everyone! As someone who has been tutoring on Schoolhouse for a long time, I want to take a step further and help tutors as well—guiding them as they prepare for their first SAT Bootcamp. Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you. I'm super excited to meet you all!

In this session, we will engage in in-depth conversations in Mandarin Chinese on topics of your choice. Immersing yourself in a language-rich environment is one of the most effective ways to learn. By speaking with a native Mandarin speaker, you will improve both your speaking and listening skills through natural, meaningful practice.

This session will provide a detailed introduction to Chemical reactions. We will talk about Conservation of mass, types of chemical reactions, and balancing equations.

In this session, I will help you master exponent rules. Examples include Product rule, Quotient rule, Fractional exponent rule, and many other rules. This is an important skill to have for not just Algebra 2, but even math beyond that! We will work through practice problems and discuss strategies to memorize these rules. The problems get harder as we move on. Bring your questions!

In this session, I will help you master exponent rules. Examples include Product rule, Quotient rule, Fractional exponent rule, and many other rules. This is an important skill to have for not just Algebra 2, but even math beyond that! We will work through practice problems and discuss strategies to memorize these rules. The problems get harder as we move on. Bring your questions!

In this session, I will answer all of your questions to the best of my ability relating to Calculus. Bring questions!

In this series, I will help you review the fundamental units of AP Calculus AB/BC: Limits and Derivatives. We will work through practice problems, discuss solution strategies, and explore key techniques to strengthen your understanding of these topics.

In this session, I will go over types of compounds (Ionic vs molecular) and the bonds that each compounds have. I will also go over nomenclatures, properties, and the lewis dot diagram for each type of compounds.

In this session, I will answer all of your questions to the best of my ability relating to Algebra 2. Bring questions!

In this session, I will answer all of your questions to the best of my ability relating to the Math section of the SAT. Bring questions and be ready to discuss!

In this session, I will answer all of your questions to the best of my ability relating to Calculus. Bring questions!

In this session, we will go over problems regarding the classification of triangles given some conditions (where the medians meet, where the altitudes meets, etc).

Welcome to the session! We will run some practice problems (both multiple choice and short response) for Algebra 2 and get you prepared for the upcoming Algebra 2 NYS Regents!

What will you get out of this session: In this session, we’ll tackle every major concept from AP Biology Unit 2, giving you a solid understanding of the intricacies of cells, their structures, and functions. After covering the big-picture ideas, we’ll break each down into smaller, digestible pieces to deepen our conceptual understanding. By the end, we’ll go over a set of Practice Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) and Free Response Questions (FRQs) to test your knowledge and help solidify your grasp of the material. Important Reminder: This session is interactive and dynamic, so please stay engaged! Open your microphone, ask questions, and discuss ideas with your peers. The more we communicate, the more successful this session will be for everyone! Get ready for an engaging, informative, and hands-on review of AP Biology Unit 2 – let's dive into the amazing world of cells!

What will you get out of this session: In this session, we’ll tackle every major concept from AP Biology Unit 2, giving you a solid understanding of the intricacies of cells, their structures, and functions. After covering the big-picture ideas, we’ll break each down into smaller, digestible pieces to deepen our conceptual understanding. By the end, we’ll go over a set of Practice Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) and Free Response Questions (FRQs) to test your knowledge and help solidify your grasp of the material. Important Reminder: This session is interactive and dynamic, so please stay engaged! Open your microphone, ask questions, and discuss ideas with your peers. The more we communicate, the more successful this session will be for everyone! Get ready for an engaging, informative, and hands-on review of AP Biology Unit 2 – let's dive into the amazing world of cells!

In this series, we will pick up from a series I hosted a while ago that I had to end early. We will be learning all of the topics from unit 3 of the AP Calculus AB/BC curriculum. This series serves as a complete guide for unit 3 and covers EVERY topic in unit 3 according to the syllabus given out by College Board. We will also go over a single topic from unit 4 that is connected to limits in unit 1. Feel free to ask me to cover additional topics from other Units! Additional notes: There will be a quick warm up question each lesson to refresh our minds about last lesson's topics. I will assign homework each lesson via google form but you DO NOT need to do it, it is on you if you feel like you want more practice. If you choose to do the homework, you will receive your grades back from google form. There will be a final exam on ALL of the units we covered before and here(units 1-3). Once again, you do not need to do any test if you do not want to. The test is there just for you to know your current understanding about the topics. Have fun!

In this series, units 2 and 3 from the AP Calculus AB/BC curriculum will be covered. Topics are about derivatives. There will be many formulas and theorems that will be taught throughout the series.

Hello everyone! In this series, we will go over the first three units plus one single topic from the fourth unit of the AP Calculus AB/BC curriculum: Unit 1-Limits and Continuity Unit 2-Differentiation: Definition and Basic Derivative Rules Unit 3-Differentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse Functions The single topic in unit 4-Using L’Hospital’s Rule for Determining Limits of Indeterminate Forms Feel free to ask me to cover additional topics from other Units! This series will start on July 4th and it will last for about a month, with 3 classes per week and 90 minutes per class. The class dates are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday of each week. This series is meant to cover the content of the first three units of AP Calculus. We will go over important theorems, and formulas that it is covered in an AP Calculus class. We will also tackle AP styled questions so that you will be comfortable answering AP questions regarding these topics. This series is meant for people who just finished Algebra II or Pre-Calculus and plans to take AP Calculus AB/BC. That being said, after the completion of this series, you'll be fully prepared for your AP Calculus class next school year. Please look at the class dates for more description on the topics covered each day. Additional notes: There will be a quick warm up question each lesson to refresh our mind about last lesson's topics. I will assign homework each lesson via google form but you DO NOT need to do it, it is on you if you feel like you want more practice. If you choose to do the homework, you will receive your grades back from google form. There will be a unit test for units 1 and 2 plus a final exam on ALL of the units. Once again, you do not need to do any test if you do not want to. The tests are there just for you to know your current understanding about the topics. Have fun!

Hello everyone! In this series, we will go over the first three units plus one single topic from the fourth unit of the AP Calculus AB/BC curriculum: Unit 1-Limits and Continuity Unit 2-Differentiation: Definition and Basic Derivative Rules Unit 3-Differentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse Functions The single topic in unit 4-Using L’Hospital’s Rule for Determining Limits of Indeterminate Forms Feel free to ask me to cover additional topics from other Units! This series will start on July 2nd and it will last for about a month, with 3 classes per week and 90 minutes per class. The class dates are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday of each week. This series is meant to cover the content of the first three units of AP Calculus. We will go over important theorems, and formulas that it is covered in an AP Calculus class. We will also tackle AP styled questions so that you will be comfortable answering AP questions regarding these topics. This series is meant for people who just finished Algebra II or Pre-Calculus and plans to take AP Calculus AB/BC. That being said, after the completion of this series, you'll be fully prepared for your AP Calculus class next school year. Please look at the class dates for more description on the topics covered each day. Additional notes: There will be a quick warm up question each lesson to refresh our mind about last lesson's topics. I will assign homework each lesson via google form but you DO NOT need to do it, it is on you if you feel like you want more practice. If you choose to do the homework, you will receive your grades back from google form. There will be a unit test for units 1 and 2 plus a final exam on ALL of the units. Once again, you do not need to do any test if you do not want to. The tests are there just for you to know your current understanding about the topics. Have fun!

Come hang out with the moderators! Enjoy some fun games, gain new knowledge, and gain new perspectives about commonly requested topics. Sessions to be added periodically.

In this series, we will do practice Algebra 1 questions, it can help you to figure out what topics are you strong and weak on! EXPECTATIONS: I do expect you have learned Algebra 1 already. Materials: Just bring a Graphing calculator, a pen or a pencil, and a notebook!