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This session is designed for Asra but anyone who is studying or interested in this part of history is welcome to join.
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Kalli Y
Registration full.
Ever thought about studying in another country? 🌍
In this interactive discussion, we’ll explore what it’s really like — the exciting opportunities, the challenges, and how students grow from the experience. You’ll share your opinions, hear others’ thoughts, and reflect on whether studying abroad is something you’d want to do one day.
Students who are already studying abroad are also welcome to join and share their real experiences — your insights will make the discussion even more valuable for everyone.
Just come ready to share and listen!
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Harshitashri M
1 spot left!
Do you feel intimidated by lengthy math problems, but still want to pursue a career in STEM?
Do you feel unsure about what STEM is? Or if you fit in?
Have you ever felt like STEM spaces weren't really made for you?
If sooo... then this is absolutely the place for you!!
This bootcamp was created by a Black girl who was often the only POC in STEM spaces. Frequently, I felt extremely awkward, left out, or just totally felt like I didn't belong. Reflecting on this, I realized it wasn't just me who felt this way, but others as well. In reality, it has nothing to do with intelligence or ability, but with accessibility and support.
This bootcamp was created for underrepresented students in STEM (for example, students of color, women, queer people, first-generation, etc), but anyone who wants to learn about initiatives and opportunities is welcome to join.
We'll talk about everything STEM, what different fields look like, how to get started, how to build confidence, and much more :)
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Elizabeth C
2/100
We will discuss different (fun!) topics throughout the session to practice speaking English.
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Kalli Y
Registration full.
DIALOGUE CLUB
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every week we will choose 1 topic and openly discuss on how that topic affects people, how it affected us, what is done, what can be one and much more ... exactly like real life model UN..... this will help you understand what you could have done better how you can improve or help others improve
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Sanvi C
Registration full.
Dicussions (General)
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Each week, we'll be discussing issues our world is facing, try some brain excersises by getting to know other people's point of views, and having a generally valuable experience.
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Deniz Ö
8/20
Hello! In this session, we'll set a goal, practice for 30 minutes, then take a 5-minute break to reflect on what improved and what we still need to work on. Then, we'll repeat the process 3 times, totalling 1 and a half hours of practice!
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Siddharth K
0/10
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
Registration full.
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
6/10
Be part of a student led magazine and help spread awareness of cultures and others original stories!
Our mission is to: to celebrate and spread cultural stories, your own mythologies, and perspectives from around the world.
- Each volume is a themed anthology filled with: 🍂Stories 🕯️Photography 🌇Artwork ☕️ Symbols & Motifsall woven together!!
- Every creation becomes part of a collective tapestry, preserving tales and traditions like rare blossoms in a legendary herbarium. !!!
Lets create a team and community!
🧸Herbarium Mythos 𐙚⋆°🦢｡⋆♡
We're so excited for you to join our MagaZine, its unlike anyother !
In these sessions you'll get to know what The Herbarium Mythos is all about . Join us and bring your creativity and cultural tales!
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Nissi B
2/30
Сайн уу? ᠰᠠᠢᠢᠨ ᠤᠤ? Hello everyone!
Are you a language enthusiast who’s always been interested in learning about Mongolian language and culture? Then this series is specially designed for you!
Over the course of 2 months, we will start from the very beginning, learning the alphabet and pronunciation, and continue to everyday phrases and real-life conversations.
Get ready to explore the beautiful Mongolian language, culture, and traditions while having lots of fun along the way!
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Choi G
4/100
Each week, we will go over different topics in psychology, much of which will be part of the AP Psychology curriculum.
Session 1 - Biological Bases of Behavior
Session 2 - Structure of the Brain
Session 3 - Mental Illness
Session 4 - Cognition + sleep (if there is enough time)
Session 5 - Scientific Research
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An D
2/150
Welcome to the Topicly Winter 2025-2026 Research Program!
Topicly is a research organization that helps students publish their own research. This is our first 100% Schoolhouse-based research program. Anyone is welcome to join. If you fulfill all your expected responsibilities, you will also earn a certificate of completion from Topicly.
In this series, we will have research lessons hosted by Claire A, which are mostly lecture-based with some discussion. We will also have workshops. These are more hands-on opportunities to build your research. We will also have office hours for you to receive tailored help with your research. And you will have structured homework to help you complete your own research.
As long as your topic is Schoolhouse-safe, you can research whatever you’d like! We’ll help you perform original research or complete a literature review or meta-analysis!
If you complete your paper and follow the attendance policy, you will be eligible for a certificate of completion. We will finish our series with a symposium presentation and informal peer review, and we hope to publish your writing on the Topicly blog (under the same name you use on Schoolhouse).
Our tutors have experience! From a PhD student to participants in our previous research programs, everyone has a unique perspective and a love of research!
TL;DR Version:
This series helps you do your own research.
You will present at a symposium and do informal peer review.
You can turn your publication in to Topicly to be put on the internet.
You will have homework (about 3 hours a week).
Pay careful attention to your attendance. Not all sessions are the same!
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Claire A
21/100
During this session, we will discuss important tips for success for every summer camp application. I will share how to create an attractive positioning for your application, and share tips for approaching highly selective and prestigious summer camp applications. Summer camps offer a unique opportunity for personal growth and development, and some, such as Yale's Young Global Scholars and others, also offer unparalleled global perspectives.
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Aritra R
3/10
Beginner Chinese Lesson
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Each week, we will go over basic stuff such as how to count in Chinese, how to say thank you and how to greet someone etc
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Aeryn C
6/10
English Speaking A2-B2
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We will discuss different topics and practice english speaking
KY
Kalli Y
Registration full.
In these sessions, you will learn techniques and tricks that will make you more confident and approachable. You will how to communicate with everyon effectively and become more effiienct
AN
Aarshika N
Registration full.
In this session I will talk with Jordan about what he wishes to do in the future and what activities he should do that align with his goals.
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Eva P
Registration closed.
Welcome! This is a once-off presentation all about English! I will cover Grammar, Literature and English basics to the complexities of language all in this one lesson. Joined by Mina N, the session will be one and a half hours long, on the 13th of December.
Make sure you bring papers and pens with you, as there will also be many questions! You don't have to bring a camera, but you do need a microphone (you can still use the chat).
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Morgwen A
34/50
Music Theory
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each week we will have small theory lection and practice how it really works
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Yeva V
1/12
Ready to delve into Mock Trial in the American Court system? Each week we will cover a different topic on how the courtroom trials work, how to build your case and argument, and how to be a top-scoring attorney or witness!
Interested in joining a Mock Trial team or starting your own team? Want a quick refresher on how it all works? This course is perfect for anyone from beginners to advanced competitors looking for some review!
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Iniya B
8/20
Think fast! 💡
This quick and fun Game Kit will test your math reflexes with super short problems — no long solving, just quick thinking. You’ll race through mental math, number tricks, shapes, and logic questions while racing to the finish line!
Here is the breakdown of the kind of questions involved:
1. Mental Math – Quick calculations
2. Number Properties – Primes, evens, and odds
3. Order of Operations – PEMDAS power!
4. Estimation Challenge – Close counts!
5. Shapes & Geometry – Shapes
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Harshitashri M
2/10
This series explores the IB journey from MYP to DP, including personal projects, service learning, and exam preparation. Get practical tips, strategies, and real insights to navigate the IB curriculum with confidence.
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Reem S
3/15
In this series we will explore the foundations of electrical circuits, including Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Laws, components such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Depending on the number of sessions, we may cover AC vs. DC circuts, like diodes and transistors.
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Libbi B
1/5