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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? 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! We, the tutors of the PGS program, are hosting this event to provide you, fellow learners and tutors, with all the tools and knowledge you will need to certify and tutor others in Algebra 1! 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 Class Times (all are in EST): 11am ([series link](https://schoolhouse.world/series/10945)), knowledge up to[ unit 4, quiz 2](https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:linear-equations-graphs) is required. 6pm ([series link](https://schoolhouse.world/series/12439)) no required knowledge, 8pm (this series) no required knowledge. Office hours (for any questions you have): Saturdays at 12pm and 6pm. Thursdays at 2pm Note: All 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)

Now that it's summer, it's the perfect time for you to prepare yourself for any Calculus classes you may be taking next year. You've probably seen a ton of sessions going over the entire curriculum. But what if you don't want to skip the first five sessions to hear what you need? This "group" will meet to discuss any Calculus questions (homework or otherwise), which I will help with to the best of my ability.

This series is moving to PGS Journeys: If you still want to continue participating, please join here https://schoolhouse.world/series/10945

Each class will be a sort of "mini-unit" that explains one specific topic of Calc AB. We'll learn about derivatives (and their relationship with motion), integrals, implicit differentiation, and more.