Review and practice key SAT Math concepts before your upcoming exam with the help of two 750+ scorers! Throughout the series you will get the chance to participate and learn in many different ways as listed below: - 🔍 Review: Refresh your memory and solidify your understanding of key math topics across all four domains: Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. - 💡 Tips: Receive valuable tips on math concepts, effective use of [Desmos](https://www.desmos.com/calculator), and strategies to help you excel on the SAT. - ✏️ Practice: Complete difficult practice problems to build your endurance and improve your problem-solving skills for the SAT. - 🏆 Quiz: Take part in friendly competitions with the group through the [Quizizz](https://quizizz.com) platform and gain more SAT Math experience with time pressure involved! Additional details: - This series is designed for those who are currently scoring in the 600+ range and are looking to improve on some of the hardest math topics that appear on the SAT. All are certainly welcome to join! Just keep in mind that we’ll be working quickly through difficult level problems. - Due to our busy, unpredictable summer schedules, the timings of the sessions may end up changing before the series begins. We'll let you know in the group chat if this happens!

In this series we'll be going through the [Get Ready for Algebra 2](https://www.khanacademy.org/math/get-ready-for-algebra-ii) course on Khan Academy. We'll be reviewing topics from Algebra 1 and Geometry as well as any other necessary topics to ensure that you have a solid foundation heading into Algebra 2. This series was created for Keda Via I, so although the material will be geared towards their progress, anyone is welcome to join and follow along.

Welcome to a geometry series hosted by all the geometry moderators! We would love to help all the learners in this subworld as much as we can and would love to hear some feedback and answer questions subworld-specific as well. Each session, a moderator will be teaching a topic from HS geometry to prepare everyone for their geometry class the upcoming school year for som time, but most of the time, it will be quite interactive and we will answer general questions/doubts related to geometry that everyone asks(we will try our best with the order) to make sure each person gets something useful out of this series.

What do Siri, Ceres, and series have in common? Not much, except for how they’re pronounced! In each session, we’ll dive into 1 of these 3 seemingly unrelated topics. By the end of the series, you should know a lot more about: - 🍏 Siri — Apple’s virtual assistant that uses voice commands to perform tasks and answer questions on devices like iPhones and iPads. [Learn more
](https://www.apple.com/siri/) - 🌖 Ceres — the closest dwarf planet to the Sun and Earth, and the only one in the inner solar system. [Learn more](https://science.nasa.gov/dwarf-planets/ceres/) - 🧮 Series — the sum of a sequence of numbers generated according to a specific pattern or rule, whether finite or infinite. [Learn more](https://www.khanacademy.org/math/precalculus/x9e81a4f98389efdf:series) Do any of these things seem interesting? If so, consider joining this 3-day series to learn so much more about Siri, Ceres, and series!

In this series, we will be exploring some of the most impressive animals around the world! Each session will be focused on a different habitat, and we'll learn about various animals that live there by engaging in the following activities: - 🦉 Facts: We'll share tons of fascinating facts on each animals we present on. - 🎙️ Discussion: We will all discuss the animals we learn about and you will get a chance to share your thoughts on them. - 🏆 Quiz: To end each session, you will get to participate in a Kahoot! quiz to test what you've learned and to have some fun along the way! Are you interested in learning more about some of the most amazing and exotic animals on our planet? If so, consider joining!

In this series, I'll be helping a learner with SAT Math. This was created for Dana C, but anyone is welcome to join and follow along!

This is a weekly 1 on 1 tutoring series!

This is a biweekly (2x a week) 1 on 1 tutoring series!

This is an experimental series! This course is for complete beginners to programming! We'll be meeting twice a week where you'll be learning how to code with JavaScript and ProcessingJS in the Khan Academy programming environment. 💻 You will learn fundamental programming concepts such as strings, variables, functions, logic statements, loops, and arrays. ✏️ We will cover the Khan Academy course, [Intro to JS: Drawing & Animation](https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/cs/programming), in a FLIPPED CLASSROOM. 🧑‍🏫 A "flipped classroom" is where you guys will watch the lectures before coming to class! During the sessions, we will do some practice based on what you’ve learned, completing programming challenges and projects. 🔑 You must have a Khan Academy account in order to join the series. Please [create an account](https://www.khanacademy.org/signup) if you haven’t already. ✨ Khan Academy was where I first learned how to code, and so I'd like to introduce you to programming and inspire you to continue on your learning journey! 🚀 Check out my most advanced Khan Academy games: - [Pickle — Word Game](https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/pickle/4984445242490880) - [CastleGuessr — Geography Game](https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/castleguessr/5190186573283328) - [Through the Asteroid Belt — Game](https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/through-the-asteroid-belt/6448125927014400) - And the rest of my [70+ projects here](https://www.khanacademy.org/profile/tomthepinkchicken/projects)! Did you find any of those programs interesting or fun? Do you want to begin creating things like those games? If so, sign up to launch into your programming adventure!

In this series, I'll be guiding you through Geometry from beginning to end. We'll be using [Khan Academy's Geometry course](https://www.khanacademy.org/math/geometry) to learn and practice the skills. We will meet twice a week while going over different topics in each session.

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)

These series will be centered around learning to multiply and factor quadratic expressions. We will follow the Khan Academy curriculum for the Algebra 1 [Quadratics unit](https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:quadratics-multiplying-factoring) and aim to achieve mastery in each of the 9 skills. By the end of this series, you will be able to factor equations such as and expand expressions like !

In this series I will be helping you develop your SAT Math skills. The sessions will be led by the learners, and I will help with anything you need help with! We could review specific concepts, take SAT Math practice tests, go over one of your past practice tests, or practice key SAT topics.

Hello and welcome to The Journeys of a Tutor, brought to you by the wonderful Personal Goal Setting (PGS) tutors of Schoolhouse! Would you like to learn more math? Gain access to a greater attendance rate? Open the door to more tutoring opportunities? If so, then I'd like to offer you a way to achieve all of that and more! It’s a known fact that Pre-Algebra sessions have low learner attendance rates. As a result, Pre-Algebra tutors often schedule sessions, only for nobody to come! In order to address this issue, the Personal Goal Setting (PGS) project is hosting this event to provide you, Pre-Algebra tutors, with all the tools and knowledge you will need to tutor others in Algebra 1. By tutoring Algebra 1 topics, you all as tutors may gain higher attendance rates in your sessions! If the prospect of an enhanced future interests you, please do join us as we journey together through the world of Algebra 1! Class days: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Note: This series will last until all of Algebra 1 has been covered and fully understood. Sessions are updated every 2 weeks following[ this schedule.](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1leqE5n0hZecGTUr34v98Cpq2_VHOcD2-Cnqaw12uw-Q/edit?pli=1)

This series is part of the Personal Goal Setting with Algebra 1 program. It is created for Sav K, so the material will be geared towards their progress, but anyone is welcome to join and follow along.

This series is part of the Personal Goal Setting with Algebra 1 program. It is created for Xeroni V, so the material will be geared towards their progress, but anyone is welcome to join and follow along.

In this series I will be helping you with SAT Math. I received a score of 790 in the Math section of the SAT, and I'm ready to help you improve your math skills as you prepare to take the SAT! By the end of the series, you will have completed multiple practice tests and worked through a number of problems from previous SATs, helping you build confidence for your upcoming exam.

This group is for Algebra 1 students to learn math together!

This group is for Geometry students to learn math together!

Let's discover the fascinating world of astronomy by exploring the planets and dwarf planets of our solar system! PART 1 (Planets): Each session will be focused on a different planet. We will start with Mercury, the planet closest to the Sun, and work our way out to Neptune, the planet farthest from the sun! We will be meeting on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the same time of day for every session. PART 2 (Dwarf Planets): Each session will be focused on a different dwarf planet. We will be learning all about the five official dwarf planets: Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris. We will be meeting for the dwarf planet sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.