Hey, hey! This course is for people who have a basic understanding of Python (i.e., at least know functions, ideally classes). Each session will have specified prerequisites. There is no specific structure for the series. I will occasionally add different topics to discuss interesting methods or concepts in Python that are not usually covered in introductory courses, such as how to optimize your code or make coding more fun. There is no specific schedule or timings—just when I find something cool, I will share it with you, trying to ensure that everyone who is interested is able to attend. !Also, you are welcome to offer your own ideas for sessions! Note: You need to have a basic understanding of Python, as the series will NOT cover explanations of basic material.

Slither Into Python 🐍 is a weekly series designed to take learners from the very basics of programming to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python. Each session will introduce new topics, with examples and discussions reinforcing key concepts. Every session will include a practice assignment at the end, and at the start of each session, we’ll go over any questions from the previous practice. Along the way, quizzes will help track your progress and solidify your understanding. Don’t worry if you're completely new—I’ll get you started! 🚀 Note: more sessions are to be added.

The series focuses on tackling challenging questions from all Math SAT domains, concentrating solely on solving problems. There are no material explanations—just hands-on problem-solving to enhance understanding and skills. The course is suited for students with a previous SAT test/practice score of 600 or higher.

This course is designed for students aiming to enhance their SAT performance and achieve higher scores. The program covers both Math and Reading sections, with weekly meetings dedicated to each 🤓. Lydia B. will be tutoring Reading & Writing sessions and Marichka Y. will be tutoring Math sessions. Sessions begin with foundational concepts and gradually advance to more complex SAT topics. Each lesson introduces a new concept, followed by practice and occasional short tests, with reviews to reinforce learning 🧮. Larger practice tests will be scheduled between major topics to assess progress. Additional sessions may be added during these weeks to facilitate test writing and review 📝. The course is best suited for students scoring 600+ per section on previous or practice SAT tests, as the material includes challenging problems requiring a strong foundation. Students with lower initial scores may find the content difficult. Running from February through early summer, this program is ideal for students planning to take the SAT during or after summer 2025. The first three months focus on the curriculum, while the final month emphasizes intensive practice 💪. ! Note !: more sessions will be added as tutors are still working on establishing the curriculum. The series is expected to conclude in May.

We will cover linear equations, inequalities, radicals, and equivalent equations. First, we will review the material, followed by SAT practice. This session is ideal for individuals scoring in the 400–550 range. Looking forward to see you all! 🌷