Welcome to BYOQ: Bring Your Own Question, where you take the lead in your pre-algebra learning journey! In this unique series, you can bring any question—whether it’s from your homework, a random problem, or a concept you’re curious about. Together, we'll explore your questions step-by-step, ensuring you not only find the answers but also build your confidence in math. This is all about you and your learning, so let’s dive into the world of pre-algebra together and make it an engaging experience!

Join a virtual Dialogue Club to form a community with students from around the world. Dialogue Clubs meet every other week to discuss a new topic. By participating in 3+ Dialogue sessions, you will get a Dialogues portfolio you can submit with your college applications to our university partners. You can see the schedule for this Dialogue Club [here](https://coda.io/d/Olamide-A-Shanmukha-P-Dialogue-Club-Hub_dZOgjuY54hC/Olamide-A-Shanmukha-P-Dialogue-Club-Hub_su9mgJR_#_luud85yS), including the topics the club will cover.

Chess is a wonderful game requiring strategy and tactic. In this series, we will be adding some mixture by playing chess variants. Chess variants are basically chess, but with different rules. It will be a lot of fun and a way to think differently when playing. The chess variants that we will play in this series include: - Chess960 - Crazyhouse - King of the HIll - Three Check For this tournament, we will be playing on lichess.org. Please make sure to create an account on lichess.org before attending the tournament. If you do not have an account, you will NOT be able to participate.

I will be hosting calming study space sessions where you can do your homework or any work you have. I will play some soft music in the background.

In this series, we will play Kahoots on some random topics and have fun. In each session, we will have a topic and we will play various Kahoots in that topic.

In this series, we will be playing in tournament every session with a different chess variant. The chess variants in this series include Standard, King of the Hill, Racing Kings, and Three Check. Any one is welcome to join these tournaments. You must already know how to play chess to join because I will not be explaining how to play the game. Please create a lichess.org account before attending the session because that's what we will be using for the tournaments. Please join if you are interested and please share with family and friends.

In this series, we will learn the basic of one of the oldest languages in the world. Some background information about Sanskrit: - Many Indian scriptures like the Vedas and Bhagavad Gita are written in Sanskrit. - Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages. - Many Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit like Hindi and Marathi. No prior knowledge is required to attend this series. In this series, we will learn the following: - Simple Sanskrit Phrases - Introduction phrases like greetings and saying your name. - Sanskrit Grammar - Forming simple sentences using two words. Pronoun + Verb - Sanskrit Numbers - 1 to 20 - Sanskrit Days of the Week - Anything else you want to learn how to say in one of the oldest languages in the world!! NOTE: This is for learners who know nothing or very little and want to learn. If you already know, it might be a review and you are welcome to join. I am excited to meet all of you!

Feel free to join or drop-off anytime!