UPDATE: This series will no longer cover material directly related to college credit exams. We'll cover what a degree audit is, how to understand yours, and what your course plan could look like.

UNEXPECTED PAUSE, SHOULD RESUME ON FRIDAY We'll have sessions going over: Suspect Profiling DNA Analysis Fingerprinting & Crime Scenes RNA, Mitochondria, & Y Chromosomes Simulated Case Study Please make sure you can attend most of the dates

What is a quadratic? What does it mean to factor a quadratic equation? Join this series to learn and practice these essential and exciting concepts! We'll be covering the material in the "Quadratics: Multiplying and Factoring" unit of Khan Academy, and then we'll complete the unit test together. This series is perfect for you if you're currently taking Algebra 1 and feeling like you need a review, or if you're taking pre-algebra and you want to set yourself up for success when you take Algebra 1. Feel free to check out the Khan Academy unit here: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:quadratics-multiplying-factoring

Non-regular series for AMAs relating to my education and accumulated study tips on being an autodidact. Sessions will be added AS REQUESTED

Hello! I'll start with a quick definition: A living schedule isn't alive, it's just very flexible and personalized! Often the appearance is very simple, while the behind-the-scenes workings can become very elaborate. I'm hosting this series as a way to teach you about creating your own, and help build a group-feedback model to improve it!

Hello everyone! I'm thrilled to see so many of you interested in this! CO-TUTORS I am not the only tutor who will be leading the series. G Tarun has been doing most of the brainstorming with me, and as the series goes on we expect the format to lean more towards discussion with other tutors and learners joining to talk. WHO CAN BE AN AUTODIDACT Self-directed learning has very little to do with the actual material you are studying, so it doesn't matter whether you are advanced or in a traditional school environment or studying for exams. This is us sharing the skills on how for you to manage your own learning, not what to learn. Anyone and everyone are welcome! A FEW EXAMPLE TOPICS The science behind how your brain learns best (and worst!). How to find a community of like-minded learners. How to use active recall and cycled practice while studying. How to build your own curriculum and stick to it. Our experiences & self-directed learning journeys and what we have picked up along the way Expect fun slides, rambled discussions, Pomodoro timers, and the occasional pet popping into the camera frame! G Tarun: https://schoolhouse.world/u/2405?ref=u-3rvjjcld4t&celebrate Hafsah M: https://schoolhouse.world/u/49793&celebrate

Covering the four main types of transformations, and how to use and recognize each of them in problems. With included practice problems, real-world applications, and fun slides! Chat participation expected