This is a course which goes over all topics in the Algebra 2 course on Khan Academy in depth. It is beginner-friendly but also suitable for those who want to refresh their memory.

In this short series, we will be going over the basics of exponents, radicals, and logarithms. This includes learning notation and how to evaluate expressions with exponents and logarithms. We will go through practice problems and you will be expected to follow along.



Anyone is open to join and don't be afraid to ask questions!



I will add sessions/office hours as necessary.

If you have a time conflict/specific time request, please let me know and I will try my best to accommodate.

Each session will be heavily student directed - we'll go through any topics you have questions about together! Come with any specific topics or practice problems you want to review!! I plan on hosting these every Friday at 7:00pm (EST) for the foreseeable future if there is interest. If you're interested but aren't able to make it on these days/times, please reach out and I'll see if another time works better for everyone.

We will go through 1 topic per week and solve practice problems together!

I plan to cover mostly about calculations with polynomials and solving equations. Some equations you may have never met before. Also, anyone who is interested in trigonometry like graphs or equations about it can join in. Note: this series is not about polynomial graphs. If you are interested, comment me to open a session on one. Besides, if somebody wants to solve hard equations, feel free to ask. If necessary, I will open another series.

This series is designed for beginners in complex numbers who enjoy learning through doing and having discussions, and for learners who have already studied this topic but would like to refresh their knowledge and deepen their understanding. We will start by looking at the origins of the imaginary unit, and how we can do arithmetic with it, which leads us into the world of complex numbers. We will also look at how we can represent them geometrically, like we can with real numbers, as well as many other topics within complex numbers. Of course, a major reason why many learners dislike mathematics is because it seems as if what they are learning has no real life applications. We will, therefore, discuss some real life applications of complex numbers as a part of our sessions.

This group is for Algebra 2 students to learn math together!

Every week, we'll go over Algebra 2 ALEKS topics that the learners choose. Additionally, this will also be a general homework help session, but priority help will be given to ALEKS.

I plan to cover every lesson typically taught in a Modelling chapter. You are only expected to have completed Geometry, as we will cover Algebra II prerequisites in our first session. You will be given any slides we go through at the end of each session to keep for yourself.