Are you an international student aspiring to pursue higher education in the United States? The TOEFL exam is your opportunity to demonstrate your English proficiency, but it can sometimes be challenging. While there are many SAT prep resources on schoolhouse.world, TOEFL support is rare. That's why I decided to host this series. What You'll Learn This series will primarily focus on the reading and writing sections of the TOEFL exam, aligning with the R&W subworld. However, rest assured that we will also cover listening and speaking skills. In short, we'll discuss whatever's on the exam (and maybe things not on the exam as well). Interactive and Personalized The exact content will be tailored to your current level of English proficiency, ensuring a personalized learning experience. We'll work through reading passages together and revise your writing samples to help you improve and grow. During speaking sessions, you may be invited to come off mute and answer speaking questions on Zoom, but participation is voluntary. Join Us Let's learn TOEFL together and seize better opportunities for higher education! (If you want to join as a cohost, please message me.)

Hi there! You can bring any questions that you have here, and we'll work on it together! If you only want some guided practice, we'll be tackling SAT Math practice questions from Khan Academy and the college board question bank, with you taking the lead in solving the questions, and we'll review related concepts along the way as needed. If you aren't attending the bootcamp, this is the perfect chance to build towards your SAT prep goals. If you are already in a bootcamp, this can be a great supplement and a bit more guided practice! If the time doesn't work for you, or if you have any other questions and requests, feel free to reach out to me.

Even though summer break has already started, it's never too late to dive into something new and exciting. Over two months, we’ll explore the fascinating world of calculus together. Each session is at least 45 minutes long, perfect for a bit of brain exercise. We'll go from limits all the way to series during the summer months, assuming relative proficiency in at least algebra 2 and trigonometry. The summer course will be 2 months long and will include daily sessions except for a few days when I can't make it. When I was learning it, I got so excited that I just proceeded forward recklessly at full speed though it's challenging for me. But in this course, we'll adjust the pace to meet you where you are -- the schedule is dynamically changed based on your grasp of the topic and whether you find it comfortable. I’ll keep things interactive, so you can share your thoughts and we’ll work through problems together. I learned calculus in ninth grade using online resources, and I was so excited by it that I aced the AP Calculus BC exam without ever taking the course. Now, I want to make this awesome subject just fun and accessible for you. Our small class size means plenty of time for in-depth questions and discussions. Bring any calculus-related questions, and we’ll tackle them together. This series won’t be too difficult, but it will definitely be refreshing and rewarding.

[Note: This course is specifically tailored to Zaniyah's needs and schedule.] From July 9th to August 20th, we'll meet for an hour each week to tackle key topics and prepare for the upcoming school year. Here's the schedule: - Polynomials I - Polynomials II - Rational Exponents and Radicals - Logarithms - Function Transformation & Equations - Trigonometry - Complex Numbers, and Recap Looking forward to exploring Algebra 2 with you this summer.

Even though summer break has already started, it's never too late to dive into something new and exciting. Over six days, we’ll explore the fascinating world of differential calculus together. Each session is 45 minutes long, perfect for a bit of brain exercise. Here’s what we’ll cover: 1. Limits and Continuity: Get to know the basics. 2. Introducing Derivatives and Their Properties: Dive into derivatives. 3. Derivatives of Basic Functions: Learn to differentiate with ease. 4. The Chain Rule: Master this essential tool. 5. Derivative Applications: See how calculus applies to mathematical situations and real life. 6. Recap, Exercise, and Q&A: Review everything, practice, and get your questions answered. I’ll keep things interactive, so you can share your thoughts and we’ll work through problems together. I learned differential calculus in ninth grade using online resources, and I was so excited by it that I aced the AP Calculus BC exam without ever taking the course. Now, I want to make this awesome subject just as fun and accessible for you. Our small class size means plenty of time for in-depth questions and discussions. Bring any calculus-related questions, and we’ll tackle them together. This series won’t be too difficult, but it will definitely be refreshing and rewarding. If this series goes smoothly and is well-received, I’ll follow up with an integral calculus series starting in mid-July. So, why not spend some of your evenings (or mornings, depending on your time zone) on this great adventure in learning? Let’s explore calculus together!

Hey everyone! I'm excited to invite you to my seven-day Electricity and Magnetism course (everyone interested can join, not just AP Physics C people). I’m a student who self-studied AP Physics C and aced the exam, and I’ve had a knack for physics since junior high. Analyzing complex physics situations and relating them to real life has always been a thrill for me, and now I want to share that excitement with you. Here's what we'll cover over the seven days (it's ultra flexible and can be adjusted according to your needs): 1. Electrostatics: Understanding electric charges and forces. 2. Gauss's Law: Applying this key principle to electric fields. 3. Capacitors: Exploring how these components store energy. 4. Circuit Analysis: Breaking down complex electrical circuits. 5. Magnetic Fields: Diving into the fascinating world of magnetism. 6. Electromagnetics: Combining electricity and magnetism in exciting ways. 7. Recap, Exercise, and Q&A: Reviewing everything, practicing, and answering your questions. Of course, if you have any physics questions related to E&M, bring it onto the table, and I'd be more than happy to have a discussion together. I know that electricity and magnetism can be less intuitive than mechanics, and it’s normal to struggle. But through our highly interactive sessions and the benefits of a small class size, we’ll tackle these topics together and make them more approachable. I’m really looking forward to working with you and sharing the pleasures of physics. Let’s dive into the world of electricity and magnetism and have some fun learning together!