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Enrichment Series
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This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
11/30
English Basics
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This is a temporary series about going through the basics of English grammar.
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Morgwen A
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Arabic for Dummies 🇪🇬
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Join my beginner-friendly Arabic lessons to learn the alphabet, pronunciation, and everyday phrases. We’ll focus on clear communication and cultural connections in a relaxed, supportive setting. Everyone is welcome—no prior experience needed! Join whenever, and I will get you up to pace!
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Belal E
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If you are like me and love to WRITE...from creative prompts to WRITING YOUR VERY OWN BOOK, this is for you. Hi, my name is Madison Threatt and I'm here to help that ignited spark of creativity bloom so that you can impact the world with your skills. We will be diving in to a series of basically writing your first book.
Say what now?
Yes, I said it. We will brainstorm, plan, and begin writing a book.
If you've been wanting to become an author one day, now is your moment.
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Madison T
9/20
Africa History
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As in my language learining session, i'll will share the beauty of Africa in this serie ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡. We'll learn about africa customs ( ╹ -╹)?, peoples (african are not all the same ( •᷄ᴗ•́)), myths, legends.
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Manza M
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Each week, we'll cover a new area of Lincoln-Douglas debate. Whether that be from the basics of round timing or to the deeper philosophy frameworks, it can be whatever works for the audience!
Please feel free to ask any question at any point of the session - LD is content-packed and very confusing (at least when I first did it 😅)
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Joane L
4/15
In groups of 2 or 3, we will discuss the biggest barrier to economic prosperity in your country and the best plan to break down that barrier.
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Adonias T
10/100
This course covers all major IB MYP Spanish units (Years 6–10), including topics such as Medio ambiente (environment), Redes sociales (social media), and Costumbres y tradiciones (customs and traditions). Sessions will be tailored to learners’ levels, with a stronger focus on MYP Years 4 and 5, as their board assessments are approaching. Students will work on criterions A–D, practice with past papers, and receive individualized oral preparation. I’ll also share tips and strategies to master listening, reading, and writing tasks, based on the proven methods I’ve personally used to succeed in IB Spanish.
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Shravya R
1/10
Beginner Spanish Lesson
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We will play Kahoot and work on sentence formation. The goal is to keep building each week
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Caitrin H
0/5
This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
3/30
By joining this prep series, I will teach you step by step about what the Blue Ocean International Entrepreneurship Competition is, HOW you will diverge from the current red ocean market and create your OWN innovative BLUE OCEAN pitch, as well as keys to win the competition! The comp is completely ONLINE, and you can participate for free by making a 5-minutes video about your innovative pitch! The top 100 pitches will get announced on YOUTUBE, and the top 3 in each category will win cash prize! Join if you love entrepreneurship and business!
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Renee L
4/10
Debate Club!!
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Today is all about getting to know each other, learning the basics of how debate works, and having some fun with quick, low-pressure games. Whether you love to argue or you're just here to try something new, this is a space to build confidence, think fast, and speak up. Let’s get into it!
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Maeva A
10/50
Learn how to design 3D objects from scratch! We’ll start with easy models in TinkerCAD, then move into Onshape, the same CAD software used by real robotics teams. By the end, you’ll design a simplified swerve drivetrain gearbox and understand how CAD models turn into 3D-printed parts.
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Dhatri D
3/12
This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
2/30
The session will explore fascinating ways in which the human brain “misfires” or behaves unpredictably. Learners will investigate cognitive deviations including illusions, false memories, déjà vu, phantom limb sensations, and other quirks of perception, memory, and thought. The session will also touch on the neural mechanisms underlying these phenomena, highlighting how and why the brain sometimes produces unexpected or counterintuitive experiences.
Students will actively participate through visual demonstrations, thought experiments, and interactive challenges. They will experience optical and auditory illusions firsthand, test memory tricks, and discuss surprising case studies. The session is designed to combine scientific explanation with experiential learning, encouraging curiosity, observation, and critical thinking about the inner workings of their own minds.
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Ayeesha N
1/15
Join this multi-week ACT prep series designed to help you boost your confidence and score! We’ll focus on the different sections of the test: English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing, breaking down key strategies, timing tips, and practice questions together. You’ll learn how to approach each section efficiently, avoid common mistakes, and build a personalized test-day plan. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their ACT performance through consistent, guided practice.
I took the ACT as a junior and scored a 34 Composite (Not Superscored). Here are the scores individually: Math (35), Science (34), English (34), Reading (33), Writing (10). I have tutored for the ACT multiple times, and everyone has gotten at least a 3-point increase!
*You’ll also get weekly homework and practice tests to apply what you’ve learned and track your progress*
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Rishi R
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Language study group
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These sessions will be for people who need any help with Spanish or French. I can teach with kahoots and quizlets as well!
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Camila C
6/10
New to Music? Here's Everything You Need to Know (From Someone Who's Been Playing for Nine Years!)
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Hi, my name is Haritha and I'm a current junior in high school! I've been involved in music since third grade and play flute, violin, and piano. I'm also a jazz musician and have received multiple accolades for my improvisation!
In this session, we'll cover how to name notes, identify them on a standard keyboard, read notes on the alto, tenor, treble, and bass clefs. With this background knowledge, you will be able to learn any instrument far more easily!
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Haritha R
4/50
This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
1/30
Research Writing Club
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Over the course of eight sessions, we will learn the basics of research and write a literature review paper! We aim for lots of group work and active participation in these sessions!
Note: Each person will write an individual research paper on a topic of their choosing
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Anna Marie L
Registration full.
This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
0/30
This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
0/30
We’ll introduce @famouswomeninstem, explore how we highlight women’s achievements in STEM, and engage members through discussions on recent posts and historical issues. Participants will share ideas, collaborate, and begin planning their own feature posts to celebrate inspiring women in science and technology.
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Juno v
1/40
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
2/10