Session 11 Schedule
All times are Eastern Daylight Time.
See course details way below.
Sunday, August 6
The kickoff bonanza!
11:30 - 12:00 : Opening Ceremony (Link to join)
12:00 - 12:30 : Intro to Chemistry Through Experiments (Link to join)
12:30 - 1:00 : Intro to Cryptology (Link to join)
1:00 - 2:00 : Puzzle Hunt (Link to join)
2:30 - 4:30 : Dungeons and Dragons (Link to join)
5:00 - 6:30 : Student Teachings (Link to join)
7:00 - 8:00 : Board Games (Link to join)
8:00 - 9:00 : Party Games (Link to join)
Monday - Thursday
1:00 - 3:00: Drop-Ins!
Chemistry Through Experiments (Link to join)
or Cryptology (Cipher of the Day) (Link to join)
3:30 - 5:30: Traditional Classes!
First Steps Into Programming (Link to join)
How to Read Hieroglyphics (Link to join)
6:00 - 8:00: Activities!
Monday: Board Games (Link to join)
Tuesday: Puzzle Hunt (Link to join)
Wednesday: Dungeons and Dragons (Link to join)
Thursday: Party Games (Link to join)
August 7 - 10 and August 14 - 17
Classes and activities
Sunday, August 13
A unique schedule
1:00 - 3:00: Quantum Theory versus Quantum Myth (Link to join)
3:30 - 5:30 : Student Teachings (Link to join)
6:00 - 8:00: Cryptocurrency and NFTs (Link to join)
Our Format
Our instructors guide students through novel and challenging material.
August 7-18
Session II
Eight-Meeting Classes
Chemistry through Experiments
Drop-in
Recommended Age Range
10-17
Colored fire. Elephant toothpaste. Mentos and Coke. What better way to learn chemistry than to perform experiments? You will not only learn how to perform the experiments, but also understand the chemistry of what exactly is happening to cause the phenomenon you see in Tiktoks and Youtube videos. Join us as I guide you through a new chemistry experiment every class, and help you learn to see the world like a chemist.
This class can equip you to succeed in a high school chemistry class, or give you a chance to apply what you've learned in a high school chemistry course. It's also a lot of fun.
Prerequisites: None!
The Instructor:
Matt has taught gifted students since 2016, both privately and through CTY. This summer, he taught Paradoxes and Infinities and Chemistry in Society. He has also been teaching SAT (185 points average improvement), ACT (7.1 points average improvement), competitive math, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Chemistry, and AP Physics for years. He claims he can "teach anything", and challenges you to test this claim. Other classes he has taught include:
Spreadsheets are Cool
Why Things Freeze/Boil (spoiler, gravity mostly)
Cryptology (and Mathematical Cryptology)
Logic (and Mathematical Logic)
How to Adult (Finance)
How to Adult (Career)
Designing Competitive Math Problems
Game Theory
Matt Benet
One-off Classes
Quantum Theory versus Quantum Myth
Can you be in two places at once? What about your atoms? Get a taste of the counterintuitive nature of quantum physics while we examine everything that is extremely small and fundamental to our universe.
The age range for this class is coming soon!
The Instructor:
Brendan is an upcoming Post-Baccalaureate student in Mathematics at Tufts University with a background in Philosophy of Science, Physics, and intercultural Religious studies. He began teaching as a History of Science tour guide in his Junior year of high school, and was a Teaching Assistant in both Physics and Philosophy during his undergraduate studies. He wrote his senior thesis, A History of Causality from Heraclitus to Hume, on the interconnected histories of philosophy and physical science up till the Early Modern period. He spent a year teaching high school Geometry and Precalculus, where he also coached the Math Team, Robotics Team, and Philosophy club. In his free time he enjoys hiking, appreciating deliciously weird coffee and tea flavors, studying languages, and reading math books on the beach.
Brendan Smith
Pricing
All programs cost $20 per hour attended if you register and $24 per hour attended if you walk-in. Discounts include:​
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Successful referrals get a 5% discount each, with no limit, and the referred students gets 5% off too!
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Discounts for students who find Easter Eggs.
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We also offer generous need-based financial aid! Apply via email to matt@edrev.co
Have questions?
See our FAQ, click "Chat with Matt" in the bottom right,
reach out to matt@edrev.co, or schedule a free call