AP Calculus BC / Calculus 2 Tutoring Series Welcome to our AP Calculus BC / Calculus 2 Tutoring Series! NOTE: More sessions to be added. This series HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for high school and college students who already have an understanding of calculus 1 and want to increase their calculus skills. Prerequisites: This series is designed for students who have a foundation in limits, derivatives, and integrals and are ready to dive deeper into more advanced topics. This series will NOT cover topics already in AP Calculus AB or Calculus I syllabus. The goal is to provide clear, easy-to-understand explanations and practical examples to help you excel in your studies. Here's what we'll cover: 1. Differential Equations 2. Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates 3. Sequences and Series Throughout the series, we'll use a variety of teaching methods, including step-by-step problem-solving, visual aids, and interactive discussions to ensure you grasp each concept thoroughly. Join us and take your calculus skills to the next level!

AP Calculus BC / Calculus 2 Tutoring Series Welcome to our AP Calculus BC / Calculus 2 Tutoring Series! NOTE: More sessions to be added. This series HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for high school and college students who already have an understanding of calculus 1 and want to increase their calculus skills. Prerequisites: This series is designed for students who have a foundation in limits, derivatives, and integrals and are ready to dive deeper into more advanced topics. This series will NOT cover topics already in AP Calculus AB or Calculus I syllabus. The goal is to provide clear, easy-to-understand explanations and practical examples to help you excel in your studies. Here's what we'll cover: 1. Techniques of Integration- Learn various methods to tackle complex integrals, including integration by parts, partial fractions, trigonometric integrals, and more. These techniques will expand your toolkit and make solving integrals more manageable. 2. Applications of Integrals - Discover how integrals are used in real-world applications. We'll explore areas such as calculating areas between curves, finding volumes of solids of revolution, work done by a force, and more. 3. Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates - Understand how to work with curves represented by parametric equations and polar coordinates. We'll cover graphing, analyzing motion, and converting between different coordinate systems. 4. Sequences and Series- - Dive into the world of sequences and series, including arithmetic and geometric series, convergence tests, power series, and Taylor series. You'll learn how to determine the behavior and sum of infinite series. 5. Vectors and 3D Space - Explore the fundamentals of vectors and their applications in three-dimensional space. Topics include vector operations, dot and cross products, equations of lines and planes, and analyzing motion in space. Throughout the series, we'll use a variety of teaching methods, including step-by-step problem-solving, visual aids, and interactive discussions to ensure you grasp each concept thoroughly. Join us and take your calculus skills to the next level!

Welcome to the Schoolhouse World Series on Applications of Integrals! This series is designed for students who have a solid understanding of integrals and are ready to explore their diverse and powerful applications. Whether you're preparing for AP Calculus BC, advancing through college calculus, or simply interested in deepening your mathematical skills, this series will enhance your ability to solve complex problems using integrals. Prerequisites: learners should already know integration.

AP Calculus BC / Calculus 2 Tutoring Series Welcome to our AP Calculus BC / Calculus 2 Tutoring Series! NOTE: More sessions to be added. This series HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for high school and college students who already have an understanding of calculus 1 and want to increase their calculus skills. Prerequisites: This series is designed for students who have a foundation in limits, derivatives, and integrals and are ready to dive deeper into more advanced topics. This series will NOT cover topics already in AP Calculus AB or Calculus I syllabus. The goal is to provide clear, easy-to-understand explanations and practical examples to help you excel in your studies. Here's what we'll cover: 1. Techniques of Integration- Learn various methods to tackle complex integrals, including integration by parts, partial fractions, trigonometric integrals, and more. These techniques will expand your toolkit and make solving integrals more manageable. 2. Applications of Integrals - Discover how integrals are used in real-world applications. We'll explore areas such as calculating areas between curves, finding volumes of solids of revolution, work done by a force, and more. 3. Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates - Understand how to work with curves represented by parametric equations and polar coordinates. We'll cover graphing, analyzing motion, and converting between different coordinate systems. 4. Sequences and Series- - Dive into the world of sequences and series, including arithmetic and geometric series, convergence tests, power series, and Taylor series. You'll learn how to determine the behavior and sum of infinite series. 5. Vectors and 3D Space - Explore the fundamentals of vectors and their applications in three-dimensional space. Topics include vector operations, dot and cross products, equations of lines and planes, and analyzing motion in space. Throughout the series, we'll use a variety of teaching methods, including step-by-step problem-solving, visual aids, and interactive discussions to ensure you grasp each concept thoroughly. Join us and take your calculus skills to the next level!

The College Advice Moderator team is excited to bring back All About the Application where we will be doing a deep dive into almost everything about the Common App! New to this series, wonderful College Advice Tutors will also be hosting Ask Me Anything's (AMAs) on their application and college experience. To Tutors: If you would like to host an AMA session, please DM Cindy to participate! 📝 All About the Application - We will learn about the format of Common App, what is on the application, test scores (and if you should use them), what to write about, choosing colleges to apply for, and what admissions officers look for. We will walk you through the Common App website and show you some websites which are good for finding colleges. ❓ Ask Me Anything - This is your chance to ask tutors how they ended up where they are. Look at the session descriptions below and mark your calendars for AMAs hosted by people in your field of interest.

Welcome to "Python 101"! I'm Navya M, and I'm thrilled to be your guide on this exciting journey into the world of Python programming. Whether you're a complete novice or someone eager to explore the realm of coding for the first time, this series is tailor-made to equip you with the essential skills you need to thrive. Together, we'll embark on an adventure through the basics of Python, starting from square one. I'll be your mentor, breaking down complex concepts into bite-sized pieces, ensuring that each step of the way is clear and comprehensible. No prior programming experience? No problem! "Python 101" is designed with you in mind, offering a supportive and engaging environment for learners of skill levels.

Hey everyone! In this series, I’ll be going over all of the topics in AP statistics in detail through daily sessions. It’s a great idea for learners to take this class the summer before the school year so that they can excel when the academic year starts. Syllabus: Unit 1: Exploring 1 variable data Unit 2: Exploring 2 variable data Unit 3: Collecting Data Unit 4: Probability, Random Variables and Probability Distributions Unit 5: Sampling Distributions Unit 6: Inference for Categorical Data: Proportions Unit 7: Inference for Quantitative Data: Means Unit 8: Inference for Categorical Data: Chi Squares Unit 9: Inference for Quantitative Data: Slopes MORE SESSIONS TO BE ADDED

Hi! In this series, we will have daily sessions to complete AP Calculus BC syllabus over the next few weeks. More sessions to be added!

Hey everyone! Vectors are a very important concept for calculus, especially for the applications of calculus. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that all calculus students learn vectors because it will be very useful in further studies. Yet, many students do not have a full understanding of the concept. This series is designed to help with that! The series will start from the basics and then go towards calculus applications.

Hey everyone! In this series, I will be teaching the following topics in probability: - Conditional Probability - Multiplication Theorem - Bayes' Theorem

Hey everyone! In this series, I'll be teaching all the topics in calculus on khanacademy in an easy and intuitive manner with extra practice problems! Hope to see you there!

Hey everyone! We'll go through the READING & WRITING modules on the digital SAT, try the questions, discuss any questions you need help with and then help fill any knowledge gaps you may have! The Digital SAT is currently being administered internationally and will start in the US from next year. This series is perfect for you if you are preparing for the August Digital SAT or want to get a headstart in preparing for next year's tests. NOTE: I'll be adding more sessions to this series where we'll cover more of the official practice tests and maybe even some miscellaneous questions

Hey everyone! We'll go through the maths modules on the digital SAT, try the questions, discuss any questions you need help with and then help fill any knowledge gaps you may have! The Digital SAT is currently being administered internationally and will start in the US from next year. This series is perfect for you if you are preparing for the August Digital SAT or want to get a headstart in preparing for next year's tests. NOTE: I'll be adding more sessions to this series where we'll cover more of the official practice tests and maybe even some miscellaneous questions.

Are you an economics/humanities student? Or maybe just a curious mind who wants to learn more about the world? Well, look no further than Microeconomics 101. In this course, tailor made for schoolhouse.world, we will be going through fundamental economics concepts and applying them to real world situations. We will take an interesting and interactive approach towards learning economics! You are sure to benefit from this series! There will be 2 sessions per week on weekends(unless otherwise stated) , this series has been made time-zone friendly to incorporate as many time zones as possible. You can use this series to prepare for the new school year or learn new concepts! The sessions will be: Session 1: Introduction to Economics Session 2: Cost-benefit analysis Session 3: Supply and Demand Session 4: Market Equilibrium Session 5: Production and Costs Session 6: Perfect Competition Session 7: Imperfect Competition Session 8: Conclusion!

Hey everyone! This is a series for the unmoderated caucuses for Bloc 2 members of the MUN. Pls. don't pay attention to the timings of the sessions as we will decide that in the main committee session.

Hey everyone! This is a series for the unmoderated caucuses for Bloc 1 members of the MUN. Pls. don't pay attention to the timings of the sessions as we will decide that in the main committee session.

Do you want to learn Model UN, but don't know where to start? Then, this series is perfect for you. Hi! I'm Navya and I would like to invite you to join the Model UN Training Camp! Model UN is a simulation of the United Nations for students, students are assigned a particular country and try to find solutions to the world's biggest and most pressing issues through debate and negotiations. Model UN provides students an opportunity to learn about public speaking, international relations, improve your writing, and more! There is something in Model UN for everyone in addition to being a great educational experience. We will even have our own Model UN Conference at the end of the series and all participants and winners will get certificates. I have tried to make the sessions time zone friendly to as many time zones as possible, so everyone is welcome! There will be 2 sessions per week (on weekends) Even if you have never participated in a Model UN conference before, don't worry, we will be covering all the basics in the training sessions. For intermediate and advanced MUNers, I will be happy to share a few nuances I learnt at the international level while participating in conferences like HarvardMUN and YaleMUN. Topics that will be covered through this series- Session 1: What is the United Nations? (Orientation) Session 2: How to do research? Session 3: How does an MUN committee work? Session 4: The Art of Communication Session 5: Writing in Model UN (Working Papers and Draft Resolutions) Session 6: Practice Debate Session 7: Model UN Conference Day 1 Session 8: Model UN Conference Day 2 Tutor Qualifications- 1. HarvardMUN 2021- Outstanding Delegate Award 2. HarvardMUN 2020- Diplomatic Commendation Award 3. DAIS MUN 2022- Best Delegate 4. Yale MUN 2021