Hey, Algebra 1 people! This is a series of Algebra 1 community events that will be hosted throughout the summer and into the upcoming school year. These events will be led by our Algebra 1 mods: Adrika M, Hemanth N, and Rohan A. If you guys ever have any cool ideas, we are always excited to get your input and work with you to create fun, new opportunities here in Algebra 1! Please DM any of the mods either on Schoolhouse or Slack :grinning: We look forward to seeing all of you in our upcoming community events! -- Algebra 1 Mod Team

Hi Everyone! This is a welcoming session for new and prospective Algebra 1 tutors. Thank you for your interest in tutoring at Schoolhouse and giving back to the community! 🎉🎉 In this session, you will learn more about Schoolhouse and the platform, your roles and responsibilities as a tutor, volunteer hours, tutoring tips, and ways to receive support. We hope you are as excited as we are to have you start tutoring at Schoolhouse! 🥳🥳 Never hesitate to reach out with any questions 😁😁

Hi! My name is Hemanth and in this series, we will go through the full course of Pre-Algebra from Khan Academy. Before joining this series, it would be advised that you have some basic understanding how math operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) and can do basic coordinate graphing. However, even if you are not fully sure of how these work, this is still a great place to be because we will all be learning together!

We will be covering all the topics in Algebra 2 that have to do with Polynomials. It would be helpful if you had some higher-level understanding of math concepts such as basic coordinate graphing and how to do basic math operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). The topics from Khan Academy we will be covering are: - Multiplying by Polynomials - Polynomial Factorization - Polynomial Division - Polynomial Graphs

We will go through the basic Java concepts. I recommend anyone who has never coded in Java before start here! If you already have some knowledge or took the APCSA course last year/semester and are looking to brush up on some skills, I also highly recommend you enroll in this course.

We will go through the basic Java concepts. I recommend anyone who has never coded in Java before to start here! If you already have some knowledge or took the APCSA course last year and are looking to brush up on some skills, I also highly recommend you enroll in this course. This course covers only the very basic concepts so I plan to host a Java intermediate course in the future. My Qualifications I have a very strong computer science background having dealt with a variety of different programming languages from a very young age. I have experience in HTML, CSS, Python, and Java. I have both an entry-level and an associate-level certification in Python from Python Institute, which I achieved in middle school. These certifications test me in complex concepts and show my deep understanding and knowledge I have a foundational-level certification in Java from Oracle. This exam is very similar in content to the APCSA exam delivered by the College Board. I have studied the concepts thoroughly and achieved a pass with 90%. I also plan to go further and take higher-level certifications in Java to further my knowledge.

We will go through the basic Java concepts. I recommend anyone who has never coded in Java before start here! If you already have some knowledge or took the APCSA course last year and are looking to brush up on some skills, I also highly recommend you enroll in this course. This course covers only the very basic concepts so I plan to host a Java intermediate course in the future.

This will be a two-part series covering everything you need to know about Absolute Value and Piecewise Functions. I highly recommend that you have a good understanding of how a coordinate grid works and how to graph different kinds of functions, mainly linear functions.