Mengmeng Z

Welcome to THE study room! The Regular session time will be sometime around 5:30-6:30 P.M. EST, but the time might change a bit occasionally so don't be surprised. The session might not be hosted every day but we will put in as much as we can. If you guys have any questions about any homework, feel free to directly message us or other attendees in the chat for help! Feel free to put the things you are looking forward to getting done at the beginning of the session and update us if you managed to complete them at the end. We will be accepting music suggestions! *NOTE: Turning your camera on would be preferred; this series is intended for us to get our tasks done. We will be accountable to each other and ensure we are getting what we need to be done! Zachary, Joseph, Mengmeng

Each week, we'll review material in preparation for the first semester of AP Spanish. (Also we'll review important grammar/vocab/and all frq/mcq parts of exam)

This tutoring series is designed to help students of all levels with their English reading and writing homework, including essay writing. The series will consist of several sessions, each of which will be led by an experienced instructor. During each session, students will have the opportunity to ask questions about their homework, and the instructor will answer them in a clear and concise manner, providing specific feedback and suggestions. If needed, a whiteboard or projector will be used to illustrate points. The series will conclude with a summary of the key points discussed and review of any next steps. Here’s an outline of the series: Welcome and introductions (5 minutes) Review of the series objective (5 minutes) Student questions and answers (45-75 minutes) Wrap-up and next steps (5 minutes) The instructor will follow these procedures during each session: Welcome students to the session and introduce yourself. Review the series objective with students. Ask students to share their questions about their English reading and writing homework, including essay writing. Answer student questions in a clear and concise manner. Provide students with specific feedback and suggestions. If needed, use a whiteboard or projector to illustrate points. Example questions that students may ask include: -How do I choose a topic for my essay? -How do I develop a strong thesis statement? -How do I organize my essay? -How do I write effective introductions and conclusions? -How do I cite my sources correctly? -How do I improve my grammar and punctuation? -How do I get feedback on my essay?

We'll go over basic high school physics principles as outlined in the Khan Academy High School Physics course as well as some AP Physics 1 Material from past exams, etc.



Note that I am currently taking the course, so I will mostly be teaching this course as a general high school physics course from the beginning rather than an AP Physics 1 review series.



This session will be very fast-paced as I am trying to cover a lot of material in a very short time.