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Spanish review
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I will be going over Preterite and Imperfect! We will also go over vocabulary.
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Angelina R
1/10
Created in 405 AD by Mesrop Mashtots, the Armenian alphabet is a unique 39-letter script designed to preserve the nation’s religious and cultural identity. In this lesson, we will try to master the scripts as much as possible where you should be able to read simple texts.
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Aram A
1/50
We will explore how math can be used in science. We’ll look at a classic article and learn about the SIR model and other compartmental models. This will be a short session introducing infectious diseases and mathematical biology!
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Felicity Y
5/20
Going over great summer school list and application tips; only covering those that are either free, cheap, expensive, but all worth the cost. Definitely come to get a step ahead of your classmates!
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Yuxuan S
11/20
Discussions #3 !
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Each week, we’ll be discussing the issues our world is facing.
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Deniz Ö
5/20
In this session I will talk with Jordan about what she wishes to do in the future and what activities she should do that align with her goals.
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Eva P
Registration closed.
Each day we will look for a word and Idiom and try to use them in a sentence. There may be kahoots, blookets, and games.
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Lyn E
3/50
Korean Beginner's Course
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Each week we will go over basics of Korean including how to read and write. We will also go over sentence structures and basic vocabulary.
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Yuna P
11/15
We’ll cover the basics of starting a student-led initiative, including choosing a clear purpose, planning simple actions, and building a small team. Learners will engage by asking questions, sharing ideas in chat, and doing short guided activities. If anyone needs help, they can ask questions during the session or in the chat, and I’ll support them in real time.
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Dolraj P
4/10
Note: This is a sequential series. Please ensure you can commit to the weekly check-ins to receive your Official CERTIFICATE by Thirst Project (USA) to show for UNIVERSITY applications.
Join us every Sunday at 8:30 AM JST for a 10-week production sprint! We are partnering with the Thirst Project (USA) to create a high-energy commercial for World Water Day.
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Suhani T
4/20
Typing is a really important skill in modern life. Are you struggling with typing? Or do you need a quiet space to focus and practice typing with some guidance? In this series, we’ll dedicate 60 minutes each session to instruction and the last 30 minutes to typing. ✅
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Felicity Y
1/30
AIME Review
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The AIME I is on February 5th. The dates of the session will be on 1/10, 1/17, 1/19, and 1/31, from 5:00 - 7:00 pm PST. In each session we will cover the most essential topics in Algebra, Combinatorics, Geometry, and Number Theory.
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Sohum U
1/50
Each week, we will go over a topic in mathematical biology to help build a broader perspective on mathematics and science.
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Felicity Y
0/10
This is a fun, real-life Spanish series built for English speakers who want to actually understand and speak the language. From basic greetings to full conversations, every lesson focuses on survival Spanish, confidence, and culture. Perfect for students, travelers, and anyone who wants to stop translating in their head and start communicating for real.
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Ana T
2 spots left!
This is a space you can use as a space to finish writing assignments or get help with scholarly writing. I can help with anything ranging from journalistic work to research papers to personal essays. Feel free to join for a space to work or to have me read your writing! Disclaimer: if you need help with creative work, this may not be the session for you.
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Lilly C
3/15
Hi everyone! In this enrichment series, we'll dive into one major world event each session, exploring how different perspectives tell the story. Together, we'll try to figure out what really happened by spotting exaggerations and separating fact from fiction through watching news reports, reading short articles, and examining source biases. With misinformation everywhere these days, improving your ability to detect it is a game-changer—so join me in mastering the art of navigating the news!
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Avi F
4/30
Each week, we'll immerse ourselves into a different culture of the world--one that either belongs to a tutor or learner who is participating in the series. We will be sharing fun facts about our country and culture along with what we love most about it!
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Abdul-Wadood A
8/500
This session is all about you! Feel free to bring any homework questions you’re stuck on, I’m always happy to help. You're also welcome to drop in just for fun and learn useful Mandarin phrases you can use in real life.
*please send me your homework questions ahead of time in the chat so I can look them over!
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Katie H
1/10
IGCSE BIOLOGY
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Each week, I will go over one topic at a time. Here's the topic list:
- Characteristics and classification of living organisms
- Organisation of the organism
- Movement into and out of cells
- Biological molecules
- Enzymes
- Plant nutrition
- Human nutrition
- Transport in plants
- Transport in animals
- Diseases and immunity
- Gas exchange in humans
- Respiration
- Excretion in humans
- Coordination and response
- Drugs
- Reproduction
- Inheritance
- Variation and selection
The formal IGCSE exam is coming up soon! I will teach you basics and solve A LOT of past paper questions. There's also an optional homework every week :)
Feel free to join even if you don't take IGCSE, as all of these contents will benefit you in whatever courses you take in high school 😁
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Jieun K
11/30
Each meeting, we will be exploring a new topic on how to identify, prevent, and be an ally to victims of sexual harassment in schools. We will learn through videos, information slides, and discussions to gather new perspectives!
PSA: The SASH Club materials reference US laws and US institutions. Students from outside the US should take care to research their local laws and ally organizations, as they will vary by country.
Trigger Warning: Mentions and Discussion of SA, SH, Sexual Harassment, and other heavy topics. Participant discretion is advised.
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Anna Marie L
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Dive into the most pressing global challenges of our time through the power of debate! This dynamic course empowers students to become effective advocates for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), exploring critical issues from climate action and poverty to sustainable cities and gender equality.
Each session will focus on a new SDG-related topic, challenging students to research diverse perspectives, construct logical arguments, and present compelling cases. We will utilize a collaborative, team-based debate format (two teams of five students each) that ensures active participation and fosters teamwork.
What You'll Learn & Develop:
Deep Understanding of SDGs: Gain in-depth knowledge of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and their real-world complexities.
Critical Research Skills: Learn to identify credible sources, gather compelling evidence, and analyze complex information.
Logical Argumentation: Master the art of building structured, persuasive arguments and identifying flaws in opposing viewpoints.
Effective Communication: Enhance your public speaking, clarity, and articulation skills through regular debate practice.
Collaborative Teamwork: Work effectively in a team, strategizing and synthesizing arguments to achieve a common goal.
Global Awareness & Advocacy: Develop a stronger voice to advocate for positive change in your community and on the global stage
Each week, students will receive a "Debate Briefing Document" outlining the upcoming SDG topic, resolution, and key research areas. During our live sessions, teams will finalize their arguments, engage in structured debates, and receive constructive feedback to continually refine their skills.
Join us to sharpen your mind, find your voice, and contribute to a more sustainable future!
Target Audience: Students (ages 12-18)
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Suhani T
10/50
📌This is a beginner series in which we will start exploring philosophy one lesson per week. This includes Ancient, Medieval and Contemporary Philosophy in which we will discuss thinkers like Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, James, Nietzsche, Russell, Locke, Kant, Spinoza, Voltaire and More!
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Zehra U
4 spots left!
APES Crash Course 2026
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Taking AP Environmental Science? Need help or need to review for the APES Exam?? Well look no further! Each session, we will be covering 1 unit of AP Environmental Science to help you ace the AP Exam in May!
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Zoë C
1 spot left!
Are you looking for something marketable to put on your resumé/college application? Are you looking for a new skill to learn over the summer? Maybe you want to do a data/coding passion project to impress colleges you're applying to. This summer bootcamp provides will provide an in-depth and hands-on introduction to R Studio where we will be analyzing and interpreting real world datasets.
This bootcamp has light prerequisites. The bootcamp is beginner-friendly but assumes:
1) Comfort with basic algebra (solving equations, interpreting graphs)
2) Familiarity with scatterplots and concepts like mean, variability, and correlation.
3) No prior experience with R is required. Also, no prior coding experience is required.
Topics covered include: Fitting regression models and interpreting output with R, model diagnostics and assumptions, how to improve a model, multicollinearity, comparing groups with ANOVA, logistic regression, and cross-validation.
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Christian D
12/30