This series is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of human anatomy, focusing on key systems, clinical applications, and foundational concepts critical for academic and professional success in medical and health-related fields. This series is tailored for premedical students, high school students in advanced science courses, or anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the human body. Each session will focus on specific anatomical systems or regions, ensuring a thorough exploration of the subject matter. Here's what the series plans to cover: 1. Introduction to Anatomy 2. Head and Neck 3. Back 4. Thorax 5. Pelvis and Perineum 6. Upper Limb 7. Lower Limb 8. Special Topics Includes clinical correlations of diagnostic imaging and surgeries, pathophysiology of common diseases, and dissection/virtual anatomy tools. During each session, learners can expect an interactive and engaging experience that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application. The sessions will include: 1. Visual Aids and Demonstrations - Detailed diagrams, 3D models, and videos to visualize anatomical structures. - Virtual dissections or software demonstrations where available. 2. Active Participation - Guided quizzes and interactive questioning to reinforce key concepts. - Group discussions and case studies for clinical understanding. 3. Problem-Solving Activities - Clinical scenarios to apply anatomical knowledge to real-world situations. - Identifying structures in diagnostic images (e.g., X-rays, CT scans). 4. Skill Development - Memorization techniques for anatomical terms. - Tips for mastering lab practicals and exams. 5. Q&A Opportunities - Dedicated time for learners to ask questions. - Personalized feedback and clarification of challenging concepts. By the end of the series, learners will: - Master foundational anatomical terminology and principles. - Understand the structure and function of major body systems. - Apply knowledge to clinical scenarios, diagnostic tools, and exams. - Build confidence for academic coursework, standardized tests, or professional pathways. This series aims to create an immersive learning environment where curiosity is encouraged, critical thinking is fostered, and knowledge is retained.

Hi! In this series of Office Hours led by your Statistics Subworld Moderators, we will cover an open review for anyone struggling in Statistics, or who would like additional support in any Statistics-related areas. This is a great place to ask questions from tutors happy to help!

Hi! In this monthly/bimonthly series, we will be going over updates in the Statistics Subworld, and playing games such as Blookets and Kahoots. This is a great place to meet others in the Statistics Subworld, ask questions, and discuss upcoming sessions and series with topics related to Statistics.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Application is a virtual 2-week workshop that will provide you with information and support to submit your college applications. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose of each part of the application - Understand how and when to apply and strategies to consider when making your plan - Complete drafts of frequently required parts of the application, such as lists of activities & experiences, and honors & awards - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

Hi! In this series, we will host multiple different Onboarding Sessions, where we will introduce ourselves, participate in fun activities, and explore some effective tutoring strategies to assist along your tutoring journey. We will also look at important Schoolhouse features, and go through updates in the Statistics Subworld. This is a great place to ask any questions you may have, and learn more about tutoring on Schoolhouse!

This College Admissions Workshop on The Essay is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to write your college essays this summer. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose and the must-dos of the personal statement - Learn and practice strategies for picking a prompt, brainstorming, drafting, and revising your writing - Understand the role of supplemental questions and strategies for organizing your questions and responses - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

Welcome to the SHW Championship 🏆🏆🏆 Join this end-of-summer community event by participating in different academic competitions thus earning yourself a chance to win REAL SHW MERCH 🎉🎉🎉 We will be happier than ever to see you come over and...HAVE FUN, PEOPLE!!! This series is for determining the Math 3 champion and we will cover topics from Pre-calculus, Calculus, and Statistics subworlds!

This course will prepare you for AP Statistics if you will take it next year, or if you are just willing to learn in general. We will cover all the content in the unit, and you will get practice with real AP EXAM PROBLEMS. Learn easy tricks and gain a real understanding while gaining confidence in your first experience in Statistics. Also, sessions in this series will be added further on, and some may change, depending on if we need more time with certain units. Looking forward to working with you! Prerequisites: A good understanding of algebra and completion of Algebra II and Geometry.

The College Advice Moderator team is excited to bring back All About the Application where we will be doing a deep dive into almost everything about the Common App! New to this series, wonderful College Advice Tutors will also be hosting Ask Me Anything's (AMAs) on their application and college experience. To Tutors: If you would like to host an AMA session, please DM Cindy to participate! 📝 All About the Application - We will learn about the format of Common App, what is on the application, test scores (and if you should use them), what to write about, choosing colleges to apply for, and what admissions officers look for. We will walk you through the Common App website and show you some websites which are good for finding colleges. ❓ Ask Me Anything - This is your chance to ask tutors how they ended up where they are. Look at the session descriptions below and mark your calendars for AMAs hosted by people in your field of interest.

We'll be going through different strategies and methods on how to do different types of problems for the math section and how to tackle difficult reading passages to ensure you get the score you are aiming for!