Welcome to Schoolhouse.world's Winter 2025 HOSA Events and Competition. HOSA stands for Health Occupations for Students of America, but in our case it will be for students of the world. This series ending in a competition will be great for all you hopeful doctors, nurses, dentists, psychologists, medical scientists, etc. The series will run from December-February with the competition concluding the events at the beginning of March. During this time you will choose from a selection of events and choose the one(s) you want to compete in. You will have 3 months to self-study. During those three months there will be other sessions hosted on various topics within health professions including health advocacy, a leadership conference, health professions spotlights, medical law, medical labs and much more! This event is open to everyone in the schoolhouse. Even if you don’t want to be a health professional or are not sure there are events for you including medical math, medical reading, biomedical debate, etc. Also at the end, you will get a certificate of participation if you complete all requirements.

I provide help for biology from the regular to the AP level. By signing up to this series, you will be able to schedule a 30min help session with me every week. If the number of learners requesting help per week reaches 5, I will shorten each individual session to 20min because of the increase in the total amount of time dedicated. Learners should propose a preferred meeting time at least 24hours before that time. Times that work for me are late afternoons and nights in EST time zone. Further negotiation might be needed if the learner's preferred time has a conflict with my schedule. I will try my best to stay near the preferred time. The scheduling of time follows the first-come-first-serve basis.

This course aims to introduce students to global health challenges, exploring topics such as the social determinants of health and the integration of low-cost diagnostic technologies in low-resource settings. It also addresses the use of digital health and telemedicine to enhance healthcare delivery, to name a few. The goal is to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of global health disparities and innovative solutions being used to address them.

This series is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of human anatomy, focusing on key systems, clinical applications, and foundational concepts critical for academic and professional success in medical and health-related fields. This series is tailored for premedical students, high school students in advanced science courses, or anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the human body. Each session will focus on specific anatomical systems or regions, ensuring a thorough exploration of the subject matter. Here's what the series plans to cover: 1. Introduction to Anatomy 2. Head and Neck 3. Back 4. Thorax 5. Pelvis and Perineum 6. Upper Limb 7. Lower Limb 8. Special Topics Includes clinical correlations of diagnostic imaging and surgeries, pathophysiology of common diseases, and dissection/virtual anatomy tools. During each session, learners can expect an interactive and engaging experience that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application. The sessions will include: 1. Visual Aids and Demonstrations - Detailed diagrams, 3D models, and videos to visualize anatomical structures. - Virtual dissections or software demonstrations where available. 2. Active Participation - Guided quizzes and interactive questioning to reinforce key concepts. - Group discussions and case studies for clinical understanding. 3. Problem-Solving Activities - Clinical scenarios to apply anatomical knowledge to real-world situations. - Identifying structures in diagnostic images (e.g., X-rays, CT scans). 4. Skill Development - Memorization techniques for anatomical terms. - Tips for mastering lab practicals and exams. 5. Q&A Opportunities - Dedicated time for learners to ask questions. - Personalized feedback and clarification of challenging concepts. By the end of the series, learners will: - Master foundational anatomical terminology and principles. - Understand the structure and function of major body systems. - Apply knowledge to clinical scenarios, diagnostic tools, and exams. - Build confidence for academic coursework, standardized tests, or professional pathways. This series aims to create an immersive learning environment where curiosity is encouraged, critical thinking is fostered, and knowledge is retained.

This course will span over 8 weeks, meeting once a week. The AP exam is here in 19 weeks- which isn't that long! One of the best ways to prepare is to keep reviewing each unit so you never forget! This series will help you keep your skills in touch.

Hi there! This series is going to be all about one of my favorite topics (and current major), microbiology! Each session, we'll be doing a deep dive into a new microorganism and it's biology: what kind of microorganism it is, where it exists, its role in its habitat, and even how it interacts with us. These are just meant to be fun, exploratory sessions, not a series on general microbiology, so no past knowledge is really needed. I can answer any general biology questions if they come up (in context with the microorganism, of course), but the main focus will be on whatever microscopic creature we're exploring during a given session! If you like microbiology, learning about new species, or just learning about the things we don't get to see much in our everyday lives, then this series is for you! Hope to see you there! (Note also that this is a re-run of a series I did over the summer, so if this looks familiar to you, you may have seen it before.)

This course will span over 8 weeks, meeting once a week. The AP exam is here in 19 weeks- which isn't that long! One of the best ways to prepare is to keep reviewing each unit so you never forget! This series will help you keep your skills in touch.

We will cover every single unit of AP along with important question profiles.

I will be covering topics of AP Biology according to the Khan Academy curriculum.

Each week, we will go over different topics for certain Anatomy and Physiology Systems. Then, towards the end of each session, we will review questions from Khan Academy or an extracurricular club called Science Olympiad. My goal is to be teach my favorite subject and share the interests I have in the medical field.

Any doubts or Q/A in regards to Hiset Science examination

In each session we will cover a couple topics until we have covered all the main topics for all the units of AP Biology. Sessions will appear as we go along the series.

(Tutor's Qualifications: ) - Host of Medical Reading Cozy Corner Summer Camp (2 years running) - 5 on the AP Biology, AP Exam - Biology Tutoring Certification (Honorary) - AP -- Review Tutoring Certification (Honorary) - AP Biology Certification (Honorary) - HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) Club Officer --- The Global TEEN Medical (GTM) Club is for students from grades 9-12 and provides opportunities for them to expand their medical knowledge. The purpose of the Global Teen’s Medical Club is to provide learners who are interested in pursuing medical careers with opportunities to explore the various field of medicine and to foster the growth of medical knowledge through lectures and discussion with peers. The year-long club meetings/discussions will start with one of the medical fields such as biology and will continuously discuss other fields such as chemistry, organic chemistry, etc. Other medical subject fields will also be explored and discussed through the discussion with club members. We will have monthly meetings (1st Sunday of every month) and activities through which the GTM club educates learners about a medical topic and plan fun activities around the topics.

This course will span over 8 weeks, meeting once a week. The AP exam is here in 19 weeks- which isn't that long! One of the best ways to prepare is to keep reviewing each unit so you never forget! This series will help you keep your skills in touch.

Hello everyone! In these AP Biology sessions, we'll cover key concepts, from cell biology and genetics to evolution and ecology, aligned with the AP curriculum. Each week features interactive lectures, quizzes, and discussions to reinforce understanding. Learners will actively engage through practice problems, kahoots, and reviewing AP exam-style questions, ensuring comprehensive preparation for the AP Biology exam.

[Will be Adding More Sessions] About the Course: I scored a 5 on the AP Biology exam, and I'm here to help you achieve the same success! This course will guide you through every unit of AP Biology, breaking down complex topics into understandable segments to ensure you excel in both your class and the AP exam. Sessions will be at 1pm EST on Sunday (unless enough students request for a time change) Course Structure: Weekly Sessions: The amount of sessions may vary by week, these are possible session types Session 1: In-depth coverage of the current topic, including detailed explanations and related questions to reinforce understanding. (may have 2 a week) Session 2: Office hours for additional review, Q&A, and mini-lessons to address specific student needs. (occasionally later in the series after we've covered a couple units, or if requested by several students) Session 3: If multiple students miss a class, or are confused about a topic I may repeat the class with a different approach to help build a better understanding of the material Flexible Scheduling: I will try my best to schedule classes in a way where I have adequate time to prepare while also working with students to figure out times that work for the most people Comprehensive Review: As we approach the AP Test in May, the focus will shift from learning new material to thorough review and exam preparation. Goals: Provide clear and detailed instruction on AP Biology topics. Offer personalized support and additional resources to address individual questions and concerns. Ensure all students are well-prepared and confident for the AP Biology exam. I hope this series will be a valuable resource throughout the school year, helping you transition from learning new material to mastering content and acing the AP test in May!

Taught by a high school student who scored a 5 on the AP Biology Exam and an A+ in both semesters of his class, this course will go over everything you need to know to succeed (and potentially get a 4 or a 5) on the AP Biology Exam. We will go in depth on the content focused on by the Official Collegeboard Course and Exam Description and do Khan Academy Practice Questions at the end of each session. There will be approximately 12-13 sessions, and sessions will be posted subsequently.

This is a year-long course that will provide homework help for each unit of AP Biology. It will mostly be guided by your needs--I want to make sure that we're covering what YOU want to cover. On days that you don't need homework help, I'll explain more complex concepts in depth and provide practice problems. I received a 5 on the AP Biology exam and I'm excited to help you learn about one of my favorite subjects!

This course will prepare everyone for the AP Biology Exam taken in May. This course is a rigorous course designed to get everyone a 5 on the AP exam, so please put in the work! Each week we will go over some topics that align with the AP Biology curriculum. We will also consistently practice AP Biology Free Response Questions (FRQs) and discuss FRQ task verbs and FRQ rubric guidelines. Homework will be assigned and for the sake of learning please do them. We will review homework and any questions prior to beginning the class materials. At the end of every Unit, there will be a short assessment given in class to assess your learning along with a Free Response Question. Remember, bring in your analytical/understanding skills, not your memorization skills! AP Biology is not all about memorizing facts! Curriculum is based on skill level of learners and will be adapted accordingly.

The IBO Chairman hailed Campbell's biology as the "Bible" of biology. It is a fascinating book. If you love Biology, I am sure that you will enjoy it! Campbell Biology consists of 8 UNITS and 56 Chapters. I will try to go over 1-2 chapters per week based on the potential of the class. If I see that the class needs more time to Understand the topics, I will lower the speed making it 1 chapter per 2 weeks. Some chapters will be skipped and I will ask the students to study them independently. Hope to see you! Kind Regards, Mohammadamin Y + Jack R Please let us know in the group chat if you don’t understand something or missed a session, we would be happy to schedule extra sessions for you!

The primary textbook we are using will be Campbell Biology. This series is created for students with no prior knowledge of biology but who are planning to take either Honor or AP Biology in the near future. The weekly 1 hour sessions are divided into two 30-minute sessions with 15-minute break in between. Please take time to read the material before coming into the session. The speed of the series can be adjusted according to how we fare.