Reading and Writing
Reading and Writing
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Reading and Writing Series
24+
Hemanth K ACT English & Reading Sessions
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This series is dedicated to helping Hemanth K with ACT English & Reading!
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Carolyn C
Registration full.
MLA Basics
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Hi there! In this session, we'll be going over the basics of MLA formatting. Everyone is welcomed to joined regardless of their levels! You can come to learn the MLA format or just to review it :) Also, you may bring your own questions regarding the format, but other than that, no preparation needed! 😀
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Janey C
3/10
The Heart of the Story: Discovering Themes
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Have you ever read a story and thought, “Okay… but what does it really mean?” In this 3-part series, we’ll dig beneath the surface of short texts to uncover their deeper messages. You’ll learn how to identify both surface and depth themes, analyze how characters and conflicts develop those themes, and practice expressing your ideas clearly through strong literary commentary. Whether you’re new to literary analysis or want to sharpen your skills, this series will give you the tools to read with insight and write with confidence.
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Alexia Elena A
3/10
Reading and Writing General Help
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If you have any questions, homework help, study help, etc. I would love to help you! :)
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Lili W
2/15
AP Language & Composition Prep
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In this session, we will go over rhetorical analysis (what it is, what each type is, how to identify it, etc.) Practice will also be included with guidance.
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Victoria V
6/15
Argumentative Essay Writing Crash Course
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In these sessions, we will be reviewing the elements of argumentative essays. This is a fast-paced version of the Argumentative Essay Writing workshop hosted in February.
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Khlowie V
19/500
Descriptive Writing Basics
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Each session will cover one of the 5 senses we have. We will discuss how to describe things in writing using these senses.
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Khlowie V
21/500
✨The Book Club ✨
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Hello everyone! Welcome to ✨The Book Club✨. We will be reading All Quiet on the Western Front for 4 sessions over the course of 4 weeks. Here is a breakdown:
- Week 1: Chapters 1-3
- Week 2: Chapters 4-6
- Week 3: Chapters 7-9
- Week 4: Chapters 10-12
From there we will be having a group discussion and lesson on a literary device (hyperbole, simile, personification, foreshadowing, imagery, or flashback) in each session. Please come having read the chapters for that week. In addition, please come with any questions or comments about anything you found interesting. I will also have some questions for you guys. I have found that unmuting helps with engagement, however feel free to use the chat if necessary.
I look forward to having you join this reading adventure.
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Kaelynn C
3 spots left!
WrittingStudy Hall/ tutoring
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Each week, bring in any homework you need help with, and we can assist you in English, essay writing, and AP test preparation.
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Milagro A
2/30
Pre-AP Lang Intro Course
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🫵 Are you are enrolled in AP Language and Composition for the 2025-2026 school year? Join this series to go over some of the curriculum, vocabulary, and themes you will encounter in this class! We will review both the course and the AP exam in this series. 📖 ✏️ 📄
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Cleo G
1/15
harry potter book club
2nd session
we will have turns reading, and play gimkits about what we read.
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Yara G
3/20
Ace Your College SOP: Write with Impact
2nd session
Planning to apply for college or scholarships? Your SOP or personal statement is your chance to stand out! In this series, we’ll break down what makes a powerful SOP, how to tell your unique story, and avoid common mistakes. You’ll get to brainstorm, draft, and refine your SOP with feedback and support. No pressure, just progress—one step at a time!
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Naila R
13/200
ACT Reading Prep from a 35 Scorer
2nd session
Join us for focused ACT Reading practice sessions designed to boost your confidence and improve your score before the June ACT. We’ll dive into timed reading passages and master proven strategies to enhance speed, accuracy, and comprehension. Whether aiming for a competitive score or looking to strengthen a specific skill, this series will help you prepare effectively and perform your best on test day.
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Nicole K
Registration full.
Read Along
2nd session
Welcome to the Read Along series on Schoolhouse! Each week, I will read a chapter of a pre-selected play/book and responding to questions regarding it. Sessions will consist of the tutor reading the novel out loud and learners having the opportunity to follow along, share their opinions, and analyze the text.
The last time I held this series back in 2021, learners said the read-along session was a great opportunity to practice their argumentation and analyzing skills, improve English language and comprehension, and grow their vocabulary!
List of books we will be reading:
- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
- A Bird in the House by Margaret Laurence
- More books TBD based on learner voting
I look forward to seeing you! :)
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Mason M
7/50
essay help
2nd session
i can help with reviewing essays or writing them
YG
Yara G
1/10
Argumentative Essays: The Art of Silent Argument
2nd session
Each session, we will go over different components of an Argumentative Essay, culminating in a competition! If you’ve ever attended a debate session on SHW or just wanted to improve your arguing skills, this session is for you.
What are you waiting for? Register now!
(Note: if this session doesn’t reach 5 members, then it will have to be cancelled. So if you have any hesitation, please join!)
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Vismai N
Registration closed.
Reading and Writing MCQ Strategies
2nd session
Going over reading and writing multiple choice problems to help exercise grammar, reading comprehension, and writing skills. Each session we will go through an AP Lang style MCQ packet to prepare for the upcoming school year.
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Kina K
2 spots left!
Read&Share club
3rd session
In each session, every member recommends one book (each session has different topic of book, like about war, life, honor) they've recently read or are currently reading. Everyone shares a short explanation about their chosen book----what it's about, why they liked it (or don't), and anything
interesting they noticed. Then, we all vote on one of the recommended books to books to read together. Before the next session, members read the chosen book on their own. Next time, we come back and discuss it together----sharing opinions, ideas, favorite parts, and even what we might change if we were the author!
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Christina P
3/10
German Literature in Translation
3rd session
We will be reading important pieces of literature from German Authors in English translations. In this series, we will learn aspects of German culture, important events in Germany, authors who have shaped literature as we know it, and practice our critical reading skills.
Each book will be provided to you via PDF and most sessions will consist of discussion questions.
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Claire S
8/30
｡･ﾟﾟ･Poetry Workshop･ﾟﾟ･｡
3rd session
Once a week, we'll focus on structure, rhyme scheme, and poetry meter to understand how to curate an impactful poem. I will give a prompt, and you will learn to create a poem based on the prompt!
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fatima s
9/15
Grammar Game: Level Up Your Language!
4th session
For anybody of any experience level!
Become a grammar gamer as you conquer verbs, pronouns, and many more topics one level at a time!
With weekly lessons (maybe bi-weekly?), you'll gain confidence using verbs, pronouns, adjectives, etc...
Each week focuses on a specific grammar concept!
This course is ideal for students who want to improve their writing, prepare for tests, or become more articulate communicators.
Unit 1: Weeks 1-3
Unit 2: Weeks 4-10
Unit 3: Weeks 11-14
Unit 4: Weeks 15-17
Unit 5: Weeks 18-20
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Cali A
13/500
Short Stories, Stronger Writing
4th session
Led by a fellow high school student, this 10-week course meets every Saturday from 1:00–2:30 PM EST. We’ll use fun and surprising short stories (think: dramatic choices, twist endings, and a bit of mystery) to boost your reading and writing skills. Each session includes reading time, group discussion, writing practice, and a chance to peer review and grow your voice as a writer—all in a chill, supportive space with games and good vibes.
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Leilani B
Registration full.
Mattis’s Character Creation Lab
5th session
This is my first series as a new tutor! Each week, we will cover various techniques and methods of creating interesting and multidimensional characters for creative writing! You can use them for your own books, or you I can help you write a (not very hard) short story or even a page showing your character in action. We will also learn how to create engaging characters that will deepen emotional engagement.
New Notes:
Please, everybody who joins this session:
1. State all the times you’re available
2.Convert the times to GMT+8
3. Then tell me whether you’re available on weekends or weekdays
4. Please state the exact days you’re available.
You can do all of the above on the series group chat.
Thank you!!
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Mattis L
2 spots left!
Help for Amina D: R&W skills
6th session
Every other day, we'll be developing R&W skills (like analyzing texts, understanding types of texts, and writing essays), using the help of a book and some other resources that I have (including Kahoots!) This series was created for Amina D, but in case you also feel like this is something that you need help with feel free to join!
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Rashmi N
5/10