Welcome to the study space! We'll use the Pomodoro timer to help you focus on finishing whatever you need to do! If you have any questions about topics I'm certified in (including pre-algebra, algebra 1, algebra 2, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, statistics, college algebra, and AP Precalculus/Statistics/Computer Science A/Psychology), feel free to ask me during the session! More sessions will be scheduled over time to avoid unforeseeable schedule conflicts.

We will be using the Pomodoro technique during the study session. We will work for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break, and repeat! You can work on anything during this time, from research papers, to projects, to summer homework, and so on.

Welcome to this study space! Feel free to take a seat and make yourself comfortable. • I'll get some calm music going! Please feel free to suggest music that you like. • We'll use the Pomodoro technique: 25 min studying + 5 min break. • Cameras don't have to be on—you're welcome to do it either way! • Please keep your microphones muted for the 25 min studying periods. We can come off mute for the breaks! You're also welcome to use the chatbox at any time. • Due to my time zone, this series is particularly American (Eastern) time-zone friendly, but you are welcome to join whenever you have time. • I'll not schedule sessions too far ahead in the future to avoid unforseenable schedule conflicts.

This is a small group of friends focused on maximizing productivity and achieving individual mini-goals. 🎯 About the Sessions: 📅 I'll host 1-3 study sessions daily, ranging from 1 to 12 hours each. During this time, I'll be preparing materials and setting future goals. ⏰ To ensure a harmonious study environment, we'll only have notification sounds from the Pomodoro timer. 🌧️ We'll enjoy the calming sounds of rain in the background. 📖 These sessions prioritize individual productivity over homework help. If you need SAT or Math Q&A, separate sessions can be arranged in related subwords. 👥 Although you'll work independently, the group setting fosters motivation and focus, combating the distractions of solitary study. Techniques for Success: ⏳ Pacing: Pomodoro Method (25-minute focus blocks) 📝 Organization: Getting Things Done (GTD) Method 🎯 Suggestion: Apply the Priority Matrix and set mini-goals Rules: 🔇 During focused study sessions (25 minutes), please keep microphones muted. However, feel free to share updates during breaks (e.g. goals accomplished, new ideas, etc.). 🎥 Camera on is encouraged but optional.

This is a series consisting of 8 back-to-back 3-hour sessions to make for a "mega-session" lasting for a total of 24 hours. 🎉 You are not required to join all eight sessions. Come and join us for the greatest, longest, most exciting study session EVER on Schoolhouse! We aim to shatter the record for the longest study session ever hosted by participating in this 24-hour mega study session. Come grind your summer plans, whether it be: - conducting research in the most esoteric depths of mathematical analysis, - cleaning out your bedroom which you have not been able to make yourself clean for the past year, - torturing your fingers to master La Campanella on the violin, - anything in between! You do not have to stay for the entire 24 hours, as long as you are able to come. We welcome as many tutors in as many different timezones as possible to cohost the session! This record-breaking event cannot happen without a joint effort of many, many tutors. In the spirit of most study space series on Schoolhouse, we will also use the well-celebrated Pomodoro technique of 25-minute study times and 5-minute breaks. We can do this! 💪

With Korea gaining popularity with films and music, people are growing more and more interested in the language! We'll start with learning how to greet and branch out into other basic conversations. We will get a glimpse into some cultural aspects of Korea, learn to read the Korean language, and more! I will encourage a lot of practice in our sessions, so expect to talk every so often!

✨️Welcome!✨️ ℹ️ Disclaimer Please read this before you proceed further These sessions are not religious and are intended purely for enhancing focus and engaging in the present moment. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. ℹ️ Session Description: Join us for a series of mindfulness meditation sessions designed to enhance focus, reduce stress, and engage fully in the present moment. These sessions are suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike, providing practical techniques to cultivate mindfulness in everyday life. ℹ️ What to Expect: - Youtube videos for guided meditation sessions. - Techniques to improve concentration - Strategies to manage stress - Opportunities for reflection and discussion 💝 Join us to discover the benefits of mindfulness and learn how to integrate these practices into your daily routine for a more focused and present life.

Have you ever wanted to argue a case in court, represent a witness, or decide the outcome of a trial? Then this series is for you! We'll learn about courtroom procedures as well as typical trial order. We'll also learn to strengthen our arguments in order to persuade. Finally, the most important part of this series is the mock trial that we will be participating in, Piggy v. Wolfe. Every role has tailored character sheets designed, as well as a case guide and specific role advice. Teamwork is especially important in this series, as everyone will be working with a team, so come as a willing participant. This series will help develop public speaking skills and confidence, help shape critical thinking skills, strengthen your understanding of the legal system, and have fun while doing this!

This group will work to prepare for any math competition that is coming up. Then, we will find competitions that would fit our requirements and would align with SchoolHouse.world's policy, such as no PII sharing. From there, we would have multiple activities including but not limited to, mock tests for competitions, try-outs for certain events, weekly or bi-weekly in-house math competitions, and we will even touch on advanced topics that only apply to math-competitions. This course will be a combination of rigorous mastery and practice. All co-hosts and hosts will also be participating as well as leading and teaching the classes! We encourage all those who participate to join #academic-competitions on the tutor Slack! For more information on how to join, contact @Aarav T.

Please don't be alarmed by the really long title of this series! This series is essentially for a book club. We'll be talking about books, films, comics, and more. You all can share all that you like! We can have fun debates and conversations about common tropes and ideas we see in the media. Please do not stop yourself from joining if you don't like books! Maybe you just don't like reading but I'm sure this club can allow you to take a greater interest in books. Even if you don't like books, we can look at many literary and non-literary texts like films, comics, mangas and more! Hey guys, I think I'll stick to holding one or two sessions a month.

Every week, we're going to go over different intro to neuroscience topics! This is gonna be a fun series, with hopefully some guest speakers in the future, and different activities. I hope to grow a supportive and fun community that is interested in neuroscience on Schoolhouse! The curriculum in this series is similar to that of the Brain Bee, but I will be expanding on more based on my experience in my internships and courses such as neuroimaging!

Want to go into your Spanish 3 class knowing the topics your teacher covers? Ready to learn Spanish 3 in 1 Week? Join this series and by the end, you’ll get a great overview of all the topics that would be covered in your Spanish 3 class!

We'll go over the foundations and beyond of the French Language through lessons, conversation practice and exercises.

Join us on this 6-session series where we explore the fascinating game of chess! Learn tactics & strategy of this age-old game, build a tournament-ready opening repertoire, and show off your skills in chess.com tournaments and competitions. Furthermore, become a part of the large and rapidly-growing SchoolHouse chess community.

I plan to cover the ABCs and the numbers of this Beautiful language and by the end of the series you hopefully can greet others, introduce yourself, tell the time, ask for directions... etc Each week we will cover 4 letters and focus on one of the four communicative skills(reading, writing, listening, and speaking). I plan for this to be an interactive and discussion-based series (how else would you learn??!!) we will utilize Kahoot and Blooket, so expect a lot of fun (and a little bit of competition!)

Join our awesome Chess Mastery Series, perfect for chess lovers of all levels! We meet twice a week and mix fun tournaments with cool strategy lessons. If you're just starting out or already pretty good, this series is a great way to get better at chess.

Each week, we will go over a different origami craft with varying difficulties, from beginner to advanced. Office hours are available if requested for beginner tips and help.

Welcome to THE study room! Sessions might not be hosted every day but we will put in as much as we can, and due to multiple co-hosts, the session time will not always be the same. If you guys have any questions about any homework, feel free to directly message us or other attendees in the chat for help! Feel free to put the things you are looking forward to getting done at the beginning of the session and update us if you managed to complete them at the end. We will be accepting music suggestions! *NOTE: Turning your camera on would be preferred; this series is intended for us to get our tasks done. We will be accountable to each other and ensure we are getting what we need to be done! Zachary, Joseph, and Queena

Each week, we will have conversations on topics that are very useful for daily life and sometimes on topics that make us think. I hope we can make learning from each other enjoyable!

This series is meant for those who can speak conversational Chinese; if you are a beginner or advanced speaker, please do not join. Welcome to the Activity group! In this series, we will practice Chinese by playing games, reading books. talking, and more! If you are already a Chinese speaker but not so fluent in it. this series is the best place for you to practice with an experienced tutor and many other great peer learners!

Each week, we will go step-by-step to learn how to solve the cube! A new step will be covered each week, with a final session at the end to practice and ask questions. Here's the schedule: Week 1: Orientation & White Side Week 2: First 2 Layers Week 3: Last Layer (Pt. 1) Week 4: Last Layer (Pt. 2) Week 5: More Practice to Improve No prior knowledge is required, just come with a cube and ready to learn!

This course is for students who want to improve their reading, writing, speaking, and listening comprehension skills. It is not lecture-based and consists primarily of students' practice. There will be a lot of repetitions in order to enhance the memory of the words and phrases. We will use Discovery Chinese and some other textbooks, but you do not need to buy them. We will mainly use simplified Chinese characters but may show some traditional Chinese characters to expand the learning. Students must set up their computers to enable PinYin to type Chinese characters while attending the class. I will add more sessions as we go.

Each week we'll make art in the digital world, and you'll learn basics in design, colors, drawing! I can also give you feedback on correcting anatomy (for ex), along with concepts on drawing in general. :D

An introductory look into a typical first semester college level music theory course / AP Music Theory. For sake of brevity, we will only focus on the first 4 units on the CED of APMUT: - Unit 1: Music Fundamentals 1 - Unit 2: Music Fundamentals 2 - Unit 3: Music Fundamentals 3 - Unit 4: Harmony & Voice Leading 1 Within these units, we will not go too in depth into some of the complicated topics in each unit, but expect to learn: - How to read notated music - How to identify intervals and chord qualities, both from notation and by ear - How to notate a simple melody from ear - How to notate the top and bottom voices of a simple four-part harmonic progression - How to realize a simple four-part chord progression using 18th-century voice-leading procedures - How to sight-sing a melody Any level of musical experience is welcome, but it is highly recommended that you have had at least one year of experience on an instrument. Sessions will occur 4 times a week, focusing on a unit every two days. Day 1 will be written analysis, and Day 2 will be aural analysis. Dates and times are subject to change with no further notice.