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AP Chemistry: Full Course to a 5
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Taught by a high school student who scored a 5 in AP Chemistry (among many other 5s) and received a 100% percent in both semesters of the course, AP Chemistry: Full Course to a 5 covers all information necessary to obtain a 5 on the AP Exam. The course is based on the College Board's official Course and Exam Description (CED), and will cover all topics, ranging from atoms and molecules to electrochemistry. It is designed to prepare you both for your class and your AP Exam.
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Aden L
7/20
AP Chemistry Introduction (from someone who got a 5)
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This session will provide a very basic overview over each unit of AP Chem such as main concepts, problems, and learning material. All you will need is something to write with, something to write on, a calculator, periodic table, and the AP Chem formula sheet. If this session is well-received, more learning sessions covering each of the 9 units will be available as well exam practice.
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Tanishka M
14/30
1:1 AP Chem Support for Enzo D
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This is a series designed for one-on-one tutoring with Enzo D for AP Chemistry; please refrain from joining otherwise
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Lauren K
1/5
AP Chemistry Prep from a 5 scorer (Strategic prep to help you succeed on the AP Exam)
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Each week, we’ll cover topics essential to AP Chemistry with the goal of successfully completing the AP exam in May. These sessions are designed for students who have already taken a high school chemistry course or are currently enrolled in AP Chemistry. We’ll begin by focusing on how to study for the course, the best resources available, and effective, strategic study habits. From there, we’ll work through the AP course units, covering all the essential content in an engaging and intentional way. Once April rolls around, we’ll shift into exam prep mode, using a combination of proven materials and personal strategies I used to help you aim for that 4 or 5. All you’ll need for these sessions is something to write on and with, an AP Classroom account (usually provided by your teacher at the start of the school year), a calculator, and a motivated mindset. Looking forward to having you here! 😊
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Meenapriya M
6/30
AP Chem Unit 1 review
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Just going over the content of Unit 1 of AP Chem. Or if you need some hw help we can go over that.
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Arya G
1/5
AP Chem Kickoff Series: Building the Basics
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Starting AP Chem this year? This series will help you get a strong foundation. Across four sessions, we’ll move step by step through the first units — beginning with moles and measurements, then covering atomic structure, periodic trends, and finally valence electrons and ionic bonding.
Each session will include a short review of the key ideas, practice with AP-style questions, and time to ask questions. The focus is on making the core concepts clear and building confidence with the kinds of problems you’ll see in class and on the exam.
You can join any session on its own or attend the whole series — either way, you’ll come away more confident with the fundamentals of AP Chemistry 🥰
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Ria M
0/20
AP Chemistry Review/Help
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Welcome to AP Chemistry Review/Help! I am a high school senior who scored a 5 on the AP Chemistry exam this year, and I will be hosting review sessions for AP Chemistry, starting with pre-chem/high school chemistry material and progressing through the rest of the College Board curriculum. Each week, we'll have a lecture on the different topics that are covered in every unit, and we will do practice questions together. If there is a specific topic you need support with, I am open to any questions related to chemistry/AP Chem as well!
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Lauren K
2/20
Become THAT kid: 🧪 ⚛️ All of AP Chemistry! 🥼🧬
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Why attend my class?
I'm an experienced tutor who's taken several tutor certification courses both on schoolhouse and Coursera. For example, I've taken "Making Math Click" by Dr. Barbara Oakley and Dr. John Mighton, both celebrated globally for their work in education sciences and volunteer work which advises using neuroscience and artificial intelligence to enhance your learning experience
Safety Measures
Since students from anywhere can attend, there’s a small risk of inappropriate behaviour. If this occurs, I will immediately report it to Schoolhouse’s safety team.
Here's what we'll be covering:
UNIT 0:
Getting Ready for AP Chemistry (High school chemistry review)
UNIT 1
Atomic structure and properties
UNIT 2
Molecular and ionic compound structure and properties
UNIT 3
Intermolecular forces and properties
UNIT 4
Chemical reactions
UNIT 5
Kinetics
UNIT 6
Thermodynamics
UNIT 7
Equilibrium
UNIT 8
Acids and bases
UNIT 9
Applications of thermodynamics
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Nauta R
1/50
Chemistry Study Group
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Hey everyone! I’m Hannah, and I got a 5 on the AP Chem exam this past year. I’m hosting an informal AP Chem & Honors Chem Office Hour where you can drop in anytime during the hour to work on homework, ask questions, or just study together. We’ll go through problems as a group and help each other out — it’s chill, collaborative, and a great way to stay on top of things. Hope to see you there!
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Hannah Z
1/10
AP Chemistry Unit 1 AP Style Questions Review
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This series intends to focus on teaching the first unit of AP Chemistry (Atomic Structure and Properties) by diving into AP multiple choice and free response questions.
I scored a 5 on AP Chemistry, and I believe it is significantly important to focus on AP style MCQs and FRQs. It does not just help with the national exam in May, but the rigor of the questions are often more difficult than the basic questions you may be exposed to in lectures or homework.
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Andy H
0/10
AP Chemistry - Summer Edition
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We will be going through quick-paced sessions throughout the summer to help you unlock some understanding of AP Chemistry before school is back in session.
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Bipasna R
1/10
Atomic Structure and Properties
2nd session
Hello! If you are reading this, you may be someone interested in learning more about the following topics in Chemistry: Moles and molar masses, empirical and molecular formula, percent purity, combustion analysis, mass percent, mixtures, mass spectrometry, electron configuration, periodic trends, and valence electrons and ionic compounds, and PES (photoelectron spectroscopy). These are all the topics that will be covered in our meetings, each being 3 hours long and once a week. Meetings will be held Mondays at 3:30 P.M. EDT (Eastern Daylight Time). Furthermore, I will also be posting sessions as we go along the way. You only see 2 sessions now because as the series progresses, more sessions will be added according to how the class and I feel concerning moving forward. Once all topics have been fully covered and reviews have been done, I will end the series.
Meetings will be broken up as following:
5 minutes waiting for late learners and icebreakers sometimes
25 minutes reviewing content or material from last session. For the first session, this will be substituted for getting to know the learners better and smoothly transitioning into the main topic of the session
1 hour and 30 minutes discussing problems whether that is through Khan Academy, Quizzizz (now called Wayground), or a mix of both (I tend to use the AP Chemistry quizzes on Khan Academy to guide discussion).
The remaining hour will be used for Q&A, homework assistance, or practice AP Chemistry FRQ’s and MCQ’s relating to atomic structure and properties. For homework assistance, please refrain from sharing any personally identifiable information on the document in question. This includes your school’s name, teacher’s name, your full name, or your school’s address. Documents can be shared via Zoom chat. In addition to this, please comply with all rules pertaining to Schoolhouse.world policy.
While I intend for this series to be for anyone interested in Chemistry, I do use a lot of AP Chemistry material. I highly recommend that everyone who joins has taken Algebra 1 or at minimum has knowledge in SI (International System of units) conversions, manipulating algebraic expressions and equations, using significant figures, using scientific notation and using percentages. This part of Chemistry is a lot less math heavy so feel free to join my series, even if you don’t have a lot of math experience. (Note: However true the math part is, a notoriously difficult topic for people who are new to chemistry is electron configuration… I can testify from my own experience. For this reason, it may also help to have knowledge from a physical science class about electrons in atoms as well.).
Background on myself:
-5 on AP Chemistry
-Self studied a majority of Organic Chemistry 1 in the past
-I have been studying Chemistry for about 2 years
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Joel F
Registration closed.
1 to 1 for Sophia AP CHEM
2nd session
We will be going over solutions, maybe organic chem? But mainly uni 3 of ap chem
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Marylou M
2/5
AP Chemistry Review
2nd session
Join this series to review AP Chemistry curriculum! We'll start with some fundamental knowledge and then slowly move into the AP curriculum; the goal is to cover all the essential topics in time for the AP Exam in May. We will go in a different unit order than what College Board has posted, but we will still hit all the topics! In addition to going over content, we will talk about methods of studying, helpful resources, and general advice for the class. Every session, we will have time to answer any questions that come up as well. This series will work best if you're currently enrolled in AP Chemistry, but all learners are more than welcome to join! I have earned As in my class and scored a 5 on the AP Exam, and I can't wait to share my knowledge with everyone! It'd be great to have you here! 🧪🥼💟
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Sophia L
12/30
1:1 Session For Alamelu
2nd session
This is a 1:1 session for Alamelu in complement to the learn forensics series as they couldn't make the times.
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Daniel C
1/5
Intermolecular forces and properties
2nd session
Hello! If you are reading this, you may be someone interested in learning more about the following topics in Chemistry: intermolecular forces, properties of solids, solids, liquids, and gasses, ideal gas law, kinetic molecular theory, deviation from ideal gas law, solutions and mixtures, representations of solutions, separation of solutions and mixtures chromatography, solubility, spectroscopy and the electromagnetic spectrum, electronic transitions in spectroscopy, and Beer-Lambert law. These are all the topics that will be covered in our meetings, each being 3 hours long and once a week. Meetings will be held Thursdays at 3:30 P.M. EDT (Eastern Daylight Time). Furthermore, I will also be posting sessions as we go along the way. You only see 2 sessions now because as the series progresses, more sessions will be added according to how the class and I feel concerning moving forward. Once all topics have been fully covered and reviews have been done, I will end the series.
Meetings will be broken up as following:
5 minutes waiting for late learners and icebreakers sometimes
25 minutes reviewing content or material from last session. For the first session, this will be substituted for getting to know the learners better and smoothly transitioning into the main topic of the session
1 hour and 30 minutes discussing problems whether that is through Khan Academy, Quizzizz (now called Wayground), or a mix of both (I tend to use the AP Chemistry quizzes on Khan Academy to guide discussion).
The remaining hour will be used for Q&A, homework assistance, or practice AP Chemistry FRQ’s and MCQ’s relating to atomic structure and properties. For homework assistance, please refrain from sharing any personally identifiable information on the document in question. This includes your school’s name, teacher’s name, your full name, or your school’s address. Documents can be shared via Zoom chat. In addition to this, please comply with all rules pertaining to Schoolhouse.world policy.
While I intend for this series to be for anyone interested in Chemistry, I do use a lot of AP Chemistry material. I highly recommend that everyone who joins has taken Algebra 1. An adequate foundation in algebra and algebraic thinking is necessary for intermolecular forces and properties. AP, IB, or whatever program (or no program) in chemistry is welcomed here.
Background on myself:
-5 on AP Chemistry
-Self studied a majority of Organic Chemistry 1 in the past
-I have been studying Chemistry for about 2 years
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Joel F
1/5
Introduction to Organic Synthesis
3rd session
Each week, we will do one topic on organic synthesis, from the basic functional groups recognization to more advanced name reactions.
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Chem K
7/10
🏅Learn Science Olympiad Forensics from a National Competitor!!
3rd session
Welcome! Do you want to participate in a virtual forensics lab? What about learning about why acids like HCl (Hydrochloric Acid) will react with bases specifically? Well then, you're in the right place!
My name is Daniel Chen. I have participated in science olympiad since middle school, and first competed at the national competition as a high school freshman after making it onto my school's varsity team. I made it off of three events, fossils, EV, and forensics! Although I have done well in fossils, I am more passionate and excited about forensics, which is why I am teaching this course!
This workshop will consist of at least 18 total sessions, going into most school years. Each session we will cover a specific topic of forensics, from powders to fibers to fingerprints.
Sessions will be held each week on Tuesdays from 4:30 to 5:30 PM EST. Sessions will typically be held to be about 1 hour long although I will usually be perfectly fine with going over if we need to cover some more material, or if there are questions.
Attendance is all up to you! I understand that school can be very stressful, and the mandatory attendance is not ideal. While it is 100% your choice for how you would like to attend sessions, keep in mind that lacking knowledge in some specific parts can be difficult to keep learning down the course, so I would recommend attending the sessions as much as possible.
Here is a full outline of the list of topics we will cover:
Powders
Plastics
Fibers
Hairs
Chromatography
Mass Spectrometry
Fingerprints
DNA
Glass
Entomology
Blood
Seeds and Pollen
Tracks and Soil
Bullet Striations
Analysis
Cheat sheet making
Test Strategies and Planning
Note that some of the topics may require more than one day to fully teach and understand, and that more sessions will be added as the series commences to accommodate for the following topics.
Of course, this course will be very comprehensive, which is why, as science olympiad also allows, we will be making our very own cheat sheet! A cheat sheet, for those who don't know, is a standard letter size paper filled to the brim with information that science olympiad allows competitors to bring and use on tests! When we make our very own cheat sheet, we will pack it with vasts amount of information; for reference, my cheat sheet is currently about size 3.5-4.
Video recordings of lab demonstrations may also be shown later on in the course.
I hope you enjoy your stay at this Science Olympiad Forensics course, and I wish you the best of luck, detective!
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Daniel C
8/12
AP Chem Unit 1/2 focus- from a 5 scorer
3rd session
each week, we will go over different content from units 1 and 2 to build a strong foundation of chemistry knowledge
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Julia B
3/10
1:1 for Any
5th session
This is a 1:1 Series for Any. We will be covering AP Chemistry.
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Asreen B
Registration closed.
Highschool Chemistry Help
5th session
We can cover many different topics, such as Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Intermolecular Forces, Chemical Reactions, Stoichiometry, Gas Laws, Solutions, Thermochemistry, Reaction Rates and Equilibrium, Acids and Bases, Redox Reactions, Electrochemistry, and Nuclear Chemistry.
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Troy G
16/30
Chemistry for Beginners
6th session
This series will use content from the Honors & AP Chemistry curriculum to introduce chemistry and the most fundamental concepts to those who are new to it. I've scored a 5 on the AP Chemistry exam this year, and plan to major it in college. I love teaching chemistry and hope you guys can become engaged as well!
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Anna H
11/15
Chemistry Olympiad Summer-Fall Prep
7th session
Hey guys! My name is Dhruhi I'm excited to work with all of you this summer + fall. As a Chemistry Olympiad participant for over 3 years, I noticed that there were few free Chemistry Olympiad Prep Courses that covered questions above the AP chemistry level so I decided to create this course for all of the talented high school and middle school students in the world that are preparing for the Chemistry Olympiad.
That being said this course will be rigorous and an honors chemistry background is required (reading the Zumdahls textbook would be sufficient to take this class).
In the first class, we will take a diagnostic exam so I can survey the group's proficiency in certain topics.
Generally, each week, we will have a learning objective. The session will start with a 10-20 minute lesson on the topic. Based on the scores, we will do 40-50 minutes of targeted group practice (on Khan Academy AP Chemistry Problems, online Chemoly practice, and official Chemistry Olympiad practice test questions).
Throughout the series, I will provide free resources that you can study from including my own notes, tips, online study guides, practice questions etc and always feel free to message me with any chemistry questions :)
Near the end of the series, we will try taking half and then full length practice exams to assess our growth + check the need for additional Q&A sessions.
As a final note, I am happy to take more learners mid-series but they may have to cover some of the previous material independently.
Happy Studying 📖🧪⚛️!
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Dhruhi P
6/100
Chemistry Series for extra help during school year
8th session
This series is for extra assistance in chemistry topics. We will be following the AP Chemistry curriculum as on Khan Academy, but it is not only for AP Chemistry (more on that below). Sessions are about 3 hours and once on Saturday @ 3:30 P.M. EST (Eastern Time). You will be required to attend all meetings.
For background: I scored a 5 in AP Chemistry and I have previously self-studied Organic Chemistry 1. I am a tiny bit rusty, but I will try my best to help you.
I will cater to all levels of education in chemistry, although I highly recommend that you have taken Algebra 1 or higher and passed. ⚗️🧪⚛️
**Note: I will add sessions after each one is completed to assess whether it is wise to have an extra session on the topic discussed or not.
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Joel F
1/5