Jayden K

AP Human Geography! AP Human Geography isn’t just about memorizing maps, it’s about understanding the "why" behind where things happen. Whether we are discussing why cities are shaped the way they are or how TikTok spreads across borders, this course bridges the gap between social science and the real world. Whether you're studying for the AP Exam on your own, or taking the class, I can guarantee this series will help you. Our weekly sessions are designed to build spatial thinking skills, master complex vocabulary, and perfect the FRQ (Free Response Question) needed to score a 5 on the Exam. We will go over the first 4 units of APHUG, and have a mock AP Exam to see well you guys can score with all of this new information. Then after that, we will do the rest of the units and see how well you have improved with the new information on the final session which is another mock AP Exam.

This course is designed for beginners or those who want to build a solid foundation in the French language again. Transitioning smoothly between French and English; important vocabulary related to easy day to day subjects; all the verbs you will need to get going; putting these verbs into the right tenses; understanding how the French sentence structure works; picking up the all-important French accents. What we shall learn: The French Alphabet, Accents, and Grammar. Words for greetings, people, family, school, food, common phrases, etc. Come to the accompaniment sound reading, proper accentuation in French pronunciation is always pronounced. Create brief dialogue sequences demonstrating personal needs and comprehension of simple French spoken. You will learn how the language is used in real life through customs, expressions, and everyday etiquette. Who This Course Is For - Total beginners - Students currently taking French 1 - Learners who want a clear, structured introduction to the language - Anyone who wants to speak French with confidence

This is a ONE TIME very special mock Tournament I will host here on schoolhouse, so whether you're a seasoned pro, or just a beginner or even not knowing was Scioly is at all, this is for you! (The first session is the tests, the second session will be Awards/Certifications.) This is essentially kind of like a study/practice session as multiple students are getting stressed for their first Regional or State tournaments! There will be two divisions for this meeting: Division B: Middle Schoolers (6-9) - Slightly Easier Tests Division C: High Schoolers (9-12) - Slightly Harder Tests You may choose which division you wish to be on by looking at the list at the bottom of the description. What is Science Olympiad / Scioly? Science Olympiad is a premier national STEM competition for K-12 students. Features 23 team-based events on Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, and Engineering. There are 3 event types: - Study Events - Build Events - Lab Events We will only be able to do Study Events because Lab and Study require physical equipment. Science Olympiad gives students a wide skill range in multiple provinces of science, and this is often the equivalent to signing up for something like Debate. Even if your new, your welcome here as I can teach you on how to open a Science Olympiad in your school (If you live within the United States) Other countries have different tournaments that are basically the same thing as SciOly however just under a different name. I will not be able to give out medals, however, I will give out certifications for the rankings based on the amount of people who attend this. The certifications doesn't really hold too much value unless you're heading to a science/medical related branch in careers or colleges in which you could just staple that onto your record/college transcript and it looks better, Hooray! We will be using the honor system for this tournament, no cameras will be required to be turned on. I and 2 other people (Science Teacher, and a Tutor) will grade all of the tests I create and grade them without bias while maintaining the accurate holdings to the tests. This will be a hour and 30 minute long session, multiple tests will be going on, and I will try to assist as rules manuals allowed. All of the notes below, you will be allowed to use notes that you create, or I can provide. List of Events and their summary for DIV B: - Anatomy and Physiology - The Study of the Human Body Related Questions - Code Busters - Inquiry type Questions, Riddles, and more. - Disease Detectives - Biology/Chemistry Related Questions - Entomology - Entomology/Biology/Ecology Related Questions - Heredity - Biology/Ecology/Chemistry Related Questions - Machines - Physics Related Questions - Meteorology - Earth and Space Sciences/Biology Related Questions. - Remote Sensing - Astronomy/Space Science Related Questions - Rocks and Minerals - Earth Science and Geology Based, Identifying Minerals/Rocks. - Solar System - Space Sciences and Astronomy Related Questions - Water Quality (Just the test) - Freshwater based Ecology/Biology Questions List of Events and their summary for DIV C: - Anatomy and Physiology - The Study of the Human Body Related Questions - Astronomy - Astronomy/Earth/Space Science Related - Chemistry Lab (TEST VARIANT) - Chemistry Related Questions - Code Busters - Inquiry type Questions, Riddles, and more. - Designer Genes - Topics relating to genetics, biotechnology, and the molecular biology of inheritance. (LIFE SCIENCES) - Disease Detectives - Biology/Chemistry Related Questions - Entomology - Entomology/Biology/Ecology Related Questions - Machines - Physics Related Questions - Material Sciences - Chemistry Questions about the properties and characteristics of metals, ceramics, polymers, and composite materials. - Remote Sensing - Astronomy/Space Science Related Questions - Rocks and Minerals - Earth Science and Geology Based, Identifying Minerals/Rocks. - Water Quality (Just the test) - Freshwater based Ecology/Biology Questions