The Earth Prize is the world’s largest environmental sustainability competition for young people. The competition recognizes and awards participants with the most creative and actionable solutions addressing critical environmental issues.
Master key psychology concepts, theories, and research skills to excel in the IPsyO. A rigorous, Olympiad-focused prep course for curious high school minds.
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The International Psychology Olympiad (IPsyO) is a global competition that challenges high school students to explore and apply their understanding of psychology. Participants engage in rigorous tests and activities, including research-based tasks, fostering their analytical and critical thinking skills. The Olympiad aims to cultivate a deeper interest in psychological sciences and offers a platform for students to showcase their knowledge and research abilities while collaborating with peers worldwide.
Scholar of Tomorrow is a nonprofit academic organization initiated and run by college and high school students from many regions around the world. Scholar of Tomorrow Essay Competition is dedicated to creating a community for young people to present and exchange academic discoveries and research experiences, helping young people foster creativity and innovation and develop critical thinking skills.
This course will guide students in preparing for the Scholar of Tomorrow Essay Competition, discussing tips on award-winning strategies. This class uses a one-on-one teaching model, aiming to help students polish their entries before submission.
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Throughout our comprehensive AP Comparative Government and Politics Preparation Course, you will explore and examine the political institutions and processes of six different countries and how they address problems. Our experienced instructors will guide you through the fundamental concepts of comparative politics, including political systems, political economy, civil society, and political culture.”
In the AP Psychology class, you will explore psychological concepts and apply them to real-life case studies. Through reading and discussion, you’ll delve into the intricacies of psychology and analyze data from psychological research studies. Additionally, there will be a strategy course specifically designed for the multiple-choice section of the AP Psychology exam.
This Psychology Research Program takes knowledge from the Introductory psychology course, leads students to understand all aspects of psychology, and explores their interests through conducting research. The professor will guide students through an empirical review of current psychological literature.
This course is an introduction to Psychology – what many describe as the science of the mind and behavior, concerned with how and why human beings do what they do. In some ways, this course is like a tasting menu at a fancy restaurant – you get the opportunity to try various aspects of various disciplines of this fascinating science and see which one(s) excites you. This course allows you to learn the basics in each of the major branches of psychology today.
