Hi everyone! Will you be taking AP World History: Modern this year? By joining our series, you will review with us until the AP Exam in May! We will do our best to give you a strong understanding of AP World so you can succeed in the class, and pass the exam! Most of the time, we will cover each unit in 2-3 sessions as there is a lot of information to go over. After we go over a unit, we will spend the next session going over MCQs (multiple-choice questions) on the unit. As our series goes on, we will teach you how to properly write LEQs (long-essay questions), DBQs (document-based questions), and SAQs (short-answer questions), and you will also be given the opportunity to work through them! Alex and I will give you feedback on how to improve them, and teach you how to adhere to the rubric to gain as many points as possible! If you have any questions, please do not be afraid to ask! We are here to assist you with anything! Please keep in mind that the times and dates may be subject to change! We plan on adding more sessions as needed considering how this series is supposed to run from the summer to the exam!

Welcome to the Harry Potter Reading & Discussion Series! In every session, we will read the chapters together page by page, and discuss the plots and characters. The sessions are full of fun; you will experience interesting things like character voicing and different English accents! XD Join us and embark on the magical journey of Harry Potter! English as a Second Language friendly... don't hesitate to join us! It's not our first language either! :)

This is a session requested by Sav K to review topics for her upcoming biology test. Anyone is welcome to join!

Welcome everyone! 😄 In this series, we will be going over famous individuals from Greek Mythology ranging from the God of the sky, Zeus, to the famous Greek hero, Perseus! Aside from talking about the prominent and no-so-prominent figures in Greek mythology, we will also be covering famous stories such as Pandora's Box and the abduction of Persephone. Please be prepared to participate in discussions and activities. We're extremely excited to be hosting this series for you all!

Welcome! We are so glad you have decided to come and take a look at our series. Here is what you need to know: - I teach material the same way as we do in school so you will see some imitations to public school - I expect a lot of participation. I will build a report about you for future reference and participation takes 25% of that. Participation also enables you to better your understanding of our material. - YOU GOT TO ASK QUESTIONS! I have had students in the past never ask questions about anything and they ended up failing World History so ask questions because in the end, those questions are gonna save you an F with me and with your history teacher. Here are the materials needed: - Notebook/Notepad - Pen/Pencil - Highlighter (preferably 2 colors)

Hey! In this series, we will be learning about Kieven Rus and Novgorod! This is Unit 5.1 (my standards)

Hi everyone! Will you be taking AP World History: Modern this year? By joining our series, you will review with us until the AP Exam in May! We will do our best to give you a strong understanding of AP World so you can succeed in the class, and pass the exam! Most of the time, we will cover each unit in 2-3 sessions as there is a lot of information to go over. After we go over a unit, we will spend the next session going over MCQs (multiple-choice questions) on the unit. As our series goes on, we will teach you how to properly write LEQs (long-essay questions), DBQs (document-based questions), and SAQs (short-answer questions), and you will also be given the opportunity to work through them! Alex and I will give you feedback on how to improve them, and teach you how to adhere to the rubric to gain as many points as possible! If you have any questions, please do not be afraid to ask! We are here to assist you with anything! Please keep in mind that the times and dates may be subject to change! We plan on adding more sessions as needed considering how this series is supposed to run from the summer to the exam!

This is a series requested by a couple of learners who are unable to make the times for the same series I'm hosting at a separate time. We will focus on reading comprehension and fluency through the Harry Potter book series. Anyone interested is welcome! English as a Second Language friendly... don't hesitate to join! It's not my first language either! :)

Welcome! In this series, you will learn about Rome's beginnings and its decline. We will be following Georgia Pre-AP World History Standards throughout this series. If you feel like you're back in school, that's my goal! I teach these topics like I am in a classroom. So, be prepared to go on VR field trips, engage in group activities, do fun projects, and learn about the Roman Empire! At the end of this series, there will be a 10-question quiz to see what you have learned and if we taught this lesson well. Your history teachers will never see it ;D

Each week, we'll be going over different things or types of artwork you can make. If needed, we'll spend multiple days on the same artwork to make sure everyone can complete it and understands the work. This is a beginner's guide to art, however, those advanced are also welcome to join us! Throughout the series, learners are encouraged to: - Ask questions and seek guidance - Share their work and progress - Provide feedback to others - Engage in discussions and activities By following this series, learners will gain a solid foundation in art, confidence in their abilities, and a passion for creative expression. Here are the recommended (not 100% required) materials for this series: - Pencil(s) - Eraser - Paper Towels/Tissues - Pen(s) - Watercolor Paint - Acrylic Paint - Q-Tips - Markers - Paper - Sharpie or Black Marker - Colored Pencils - Crayons - Oil Pastels

Each week, we'll be going over different things or types of artwork you can make. If needed, we'll spend multiple days on the same artwork to make sure everyone can complete it and understands the work. This is a beginner's guide to art, however, those advanced are also welcome to join us! Throughout the series, learners are encouraged to: - Ask questions and seek guidance - Share their work and progress - Provide feedback to others - Engage in discussions and activities By following this series, learners will gain a solid foundation in art, confidence in their abilities, and a passion for creative expression. Here are the recommended (not 100% required) materials for this series: - Pencil(s) - Eraser - Paper Towels/Tissues - Pen(s) - Watercolor Paint - Acrylic Paint - Q-Tips - Markers - Paper - Sharpie or Black Marker - Colored Pencils - Crayons - Oil Pastels We're very excited to work with you all, and hope to see you soon! (´• ω •`)ﾉ

Hi everyone! US History II is a course that is designed to develop an understanding of the cause-and-effect relationship of United States history from 1920 to the present. Together, we will learn to apply our insights into the past to deal with issues we face presently and in the future! Examples of topics and eras that will be included, but not be limited to, the following: - The Roaring Twenties - The Great Depression and the New Deal - World War II - The Cold War - The Korean and Vietnamese Conflicts - The Civil Rights Movement - The Social Revolution of the 1960s - Domestic Policy in the Latter 21st Century - The U.S. Conflicts with Middle Eastern Countries - The Domestic and Global Challenges of the 21st Century

Welcome to the SHW Writing Competition. Me and a few other tutors hosted a similar series last summer, and after seeing how much fun that was, I’ve decided to keep it going! So, this summer, we’re back with another Writing Competition, with a few tweaks and changes. If you were a part of the competition last year, welcome back! I’m excited to see the stories you all come up with! This series is pretty self-explanatory, but basically, in this competition, all participants will write a short story regarding any topic and submit it using a Google Form. Yep, that's simple. There are, however, some rules to help keep things in check which we'll discuss in the orientation session. *Thank you so much for all the judge applications! We now have enough for this series!*

Welcome to the fantasy and romance book club! Once a month, we will meet to talk about the book that we choose to read in the genre of fantasy or romance or fantasy romance which is a combination.I will choose the first book but after that, we will vote as a group and do some activities like kahoots and just like quick assessment about the book that were reading.

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.

Welcome! This is a pre-AP course. In this series, you will learn about how civilizations rose from the Neolithic Era. THIS SERIES WILL BE RUN AS IF WE ARE IN A SCHOOL BUILDING SO PREP YOURSELF 'CAUSE IT WILL BE FUN!!!

Lets learn the Neolithic Revolution in fun ways with a tutor with more than 6 years of educational instructional experience!

Hi everyone! I recently co-hosted an Intro to Grammar series with someone, and many people requested for it to be hosted again at a different time, so here we are! Do you want to master the basics of grammar and improve your writing skills? If so, join me for a series of fun and interactive tutoring sessions that will cover the essential topics of grammar. You will learn how to use different parts of speech, construct sentences, and express yourself clearly and accurately. Each session will include an objective, content, and exercises to help you practice and reinforce your learning.

Welcome! In this series, we will discuss the topics of the Paleolithic Age, including major events during this time and also playing fun games that relate to this time period. This course is specifically designed for beginners to the Paleolithic Age. I won't go into too much depth for the sake of new epeople and I don't want to overload their brains. Signed, Ryan

This is a fun, friendly series with competition. Many of us here at SHW love to read, so we put book lovers in a close battle to see who can read the most books! The contest takes place over a three-month period in which you will set goals for your reading, explore new books, and meet new authors, all while facing a fun competition against other learners, tutors, and friends here at SHW. In addition to the competition, we will have sessions covering the lives of different authors, analyzing their writing styles, and learning more about them. Each session is also seen to get more book recommendations and check in on your progress. Interested? Check this out! [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xt9qonXxVJYy3zeB_A2Y8x2s9LACawVqvDQoZ6SOV7w/edit?usp=sharing](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xt9qonXxVJYy3zeB_A2Y8x2s9LACawVqvDQoZ6SOV7w/edit?usp=sharing)[](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xt9qonXxVJYy3zeB_A2Y8x2s9LACawVqvDQoZ6SOV7w/edit)

We'll be going over many topics topics this series starting off with the earliest civilizations in India and going all the way up to modern day! --> The Early Civilizations --> The Ancient Period --> The Medieval Period --> The Modern Age [Until now] We will be meeting twice a week - Monday and Saturday. You should research some topics prior to the sessions and speak about it too!

Hello Bakers! Welcome! Do you like baking? Have you ever wanted to share a recipe you invented? Do you want more people to try out your recipes? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, here's your chance. This is a Baking Contest right here at Schoolhouse, where you will get three days to come up with an original recipe (But you can get inspiration online!) bake it, give it a name, and take a picture and a video (of you explaining your desserts, and a sneak-peek of you baking it) of your dessert that you will then submit for the competition. There are no requirements to participate, just a love for baking. Six judges will look at all the submissions and decide which one is the best recipe! The rubric that judges will be using for the competition will be shared shortly after the orientation session, where more information will be given. 🤩The winners will receive King Arthur Baking Company gift cards, more info on that in the orientation session. So what are you waiting for? Join us in this contest this holiday season!

Do you want to master the basics of grammar and improve your writing skills? If so, join me for a series of fun and interactive tutoring sessions that will cover the essential topics of grammar. You will learn how to use different parts of speech, construct sentences, and express yourself clearly and accurately. Each session will include an objective, content, and exercises to help you practice and reinforce your learning.