Embark on a journey through the past with our History Subworld's Community Event series! Each month, we will host a number of community based sessions. Join us for lectures, workshops, tours, games, and hands-on activities, and connect with the past in meaningful ways.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Essay is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to write your college essays this summer. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose and the must-dos of the personal statement - Learn and practice strategies for picking a prompt, brainstorming, drafting, and revising your writing - Understand the role of supplemental questions and strategies for organizing your questions and responses - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

This is a series consisting of 8 back-to-back 3-hour sessions to make for a "mega-session" lasting for a total of 24 hours. 🎉 You are not required to join all eight sessions. Come and join us for the greatest, longest, most exciting study session EVER on Schoolhouse! We aim to shatter the record for the longest study session ever hosted by participating in this 24-hour mega study session. Come grind your summer plans, whether it be: - conducting research in the most esoteric depths of mathematical analysis, - cleaning out your bedroom which you have not been able to make yourself clean for the past year, - torturing your fingers to master La Campanella on the violin, - anything in between! You do not have to stay for the entire 24 hours, as long as you are able to come. We welcome as many tutors in as many different timezones as possible to cohost the session! This record-breaking event cannot happen without a joint effort of many, many tutors. In the spirit of most study space series on Schoolhouse, we will also use the well-celebrated Pomodoro technique of 25-minute study times and 5-minute breaks. We can do this! 💪

⚠️ Onboarding sessions have now moved into the Tutor Subworld! Register for our onboarding sessions [here](https://schoolhouse.world/series/24986?celebrate) ⚠️ --- New and prospective tutors, welcome to the History subworld! We're so excited to have you here✨ Feel free to join this onboarding session, currently hosted by our subworld moderators, to learn more about volunteering at Schoolhouse, get some helpful tutoring tips, and to answer any questions you have about tutoring. More information to come soon👀

This course is designed for high-achieving students aiming to push their SAT scores to the next level. We'll be focusing on the toughest official SAT questions from the CollegeBoard's difficult level category. In this series, we dive deep into the challenges presented by both the Math and English sections of the SAT. Ria will be hosting the Reading & Writing portion, and Isha will be hosting the Math portion. We will guide you through advanced strategies, shortcuts, and comprehensive approaches tailored to those scoring 750 or above. Everyone is welcome, but please keep in mind that we'll be moving at an accelerated pace. Whether you're aiming to boost your score for college admissions or seeking a competitive edge for scholarship opportunities, this series will provide the advanced practice necessary to help achieve your goals.

This College Admissions Essay Workshop is a virtual 4-week course designed to help you tackle the personal statement and college supplements, from blank page to completed essay. You'll develop your essay alongside a personalized college tutor and other students like you.

This College Admissions Essay Workshop is a virtual 4-week course designed to help you tackle the personal statement and college supplements, from blank page to completed essay. You'll develop your essay alongside a personalized college tutor and other students like you.

Our first session will introduce some key concepts in studying and things you should take note of in a study routine to know if it's working for you. Then, we'll start rotating through our tutors who all have different experiences, fields of study, studying at different levels and have different barriers/challenges like having a specific disability or not having access to a computer or private study room. I utilise all the tools on schoolhouse quite a lot, so you can expect a lot of engagement in Group Chats and some questionnaires in Assessments that will help you create or improve your study routine step by step. We will be adding new sessions as more co-hosts join. There is no limit to the number of people who can share, so any tutors who are interested in sharing and/or hearing feedback, please put in a co-host request!

This course is designed for high-achieving students aiming to push their SAT scores to the next level. We'll be focusing on the toughest official SAT questions from the CollegeBoard's difficult level category. In this series, we dive deep into the challenges presented by both the Math and English sections of the SAT. Ria will be hosting the Reading & Writing portion, and Isha will be hosting the Math portion. We will guide you through advanced strategies, shortcuts, and comprehensive approaches tailored to those scoring 750 or above. Everyone is welcome, but please keep in mind that we'll be moving at an accelerated pace. Whether you're aiming to boost your score for college admissions or seeking a competitive edge for scholarship opportunities, this series will provide the advanced practice necessary to help achieve your goals.

Hey everyone! 📣🎉 We're thrilled to have you all here as we embark on this exciting journey through Algebra 1 together. This session is meant to bring all of us Algebra 1 learners closer and to help us build a supportive, collaborative, and vibrant learning community. 🌟 We believe that by getting to know one another, we can enhance our collective understanding and make our algebraic adventure even more enjoyable. During this session, we'll have the opportunity to introduce ourselves, share our interests in mathematics, and get a glimpse of our unique perspectives on algebra. 🤓This will be a fun and interactive gathering where we can break the ice and foster connections. Let's begin our journey together with enthusiasm and curiosity! 🚀🔢

This tutoring series will cover each unit of the AP United States Government and Politics Exam, focusing on in depth discussion of the foundational documents and required SCOTUS cases. Expect to participate in content-related discussions and minigames to test your knowledge of the subject. Each session, we will go through a different unit or document in depth, with opportunities in-between to review past content. There are no prerequisites to this series.

This tutoring series will cover the format of AP History FRQs, which will be applicable for AP World History, AP European History, and AP US History. Each series is labelled with World History, but you can join no matter what type of history you are taking. By the end of the series, we will have gone through formats for all different types of AP History FRQs (SAQs, LEQs, and DBQs), and we will do some practice examples. Each session we will go through a different type of FRQ, in chronological order the way you will see them on exam day. We will be having a small group, so expect interactive sessions in which we discuss different strategies and peer review each other's examples and practice. I hope to see you in this series!

This tutoring series will cover the format of AP Government FRQs, which will be applicable for AP US Government and AP Comparative Government. By the end of the series, we will have gone through formats for all different types of AP Government FRQs (SAQs and Argumentative Essays), and we will do some practice examples. Each session we will go through a different type of FRQ, in chronological order the way you will see them on exam day. We will be having a small group, so expect interactive sessions in which we discuss different strategies and peer review each other's examples and practice. I hope to see you in this series!

This tutoring series will cover the format of AP History FRQs, which will be applicable for AP World History, AP European History, and AP US History. By the end of the series, we will have gone through formats for all different types of AP History FRQs (SAQs, LEQs, and DBQs), and we will do some practice examples. Each session we will go through a different type of FRQ, in chronological order the way you will see them on exam day. We will be having a small group, so expect interactive sessions in which we discuss different strategies and peer review each other's examples and practice. I hope to see you in this series!

This tutoring series will cover each unit of the AP United States History Exam. Expect to participate in content-related discussions and minigames to test your knowledge of the subject. Each session, we will go through a different unit in depth, with opportunities in-between to review past content. There are no prerequisites to this series.

This tutoring series will cover the format of AP Government FRQs, which will be applicable for AP US Government and AP Comparative Government. By the end of the series, we will have gone through formats for all different types of AP Government FRQs (SAQs and Argumentative Essays), and we will do some practice examples. Each session we will go through a different type of FRQ, in chronological order the way you will see them on exam day. We will be having a small group, so expect interactive sessions in which we discuss different strategies and peer review each other's examples and practice. I hope to see you in this series!

This tutoring series will cover the format of AP History FRQs, which will be applicable for AP World History, AP European History, and AP US History. By the end of the series, we will have gone through formats for all different types of AP History FRQs (SAQs, LEQs, and DBQs), and we will do some practice examples. Each session we will go through a different type of FRQ, in chronological order the way you will see them on exam day. We will be having a small group, so expect interactive sessions in which we discuss different strategies and peer review each other's examples and practice. I hope to see you in this series!

Welcome everyone! These sessions will be 2-hour sessions with four 25-minute study intervals. During this time, everyone should focus on their tasks without any distractions. Once the 25 minutes are up, there will be a short break for 5 minutes. Participants are encouraged to relax, stretch, or grab a drink. Throughout the study session, there will be a supportive environment where participants can ask questions, share progress, and discuss challenges. At the end, there will be time to recap what was accomplished during the study group and share any feedback or suggestions for future sessions! NOTE: - Times may change - More sessions will be added as time goes on - I will end the session if no one joins within the first 15 mins