2021 Middle-School Level and Above Free Virtual  Summer Camp 4-week Program (6/18-7/11)

Enrollment will enable students to attend all classes, then you pick and choose which class to join.   

It is not too late to enroll after June 18, as all registered students will have access to class recordings to catch up.   

If you are interested in elementary-school level classes, go to Rising Star program page.

Public Health Advocacy Program

Stephanie --- Sci Oly National Champion, RSI participant

Throughout this program, you will learn and experience the mechanisms you can use to spread public health literacy, and learn about public health through an interactive project. Learn More

06/19;  06/26;  07/03;  07/10; 7/17; 07/24; 07/31; 08/07

Contest math course

AMC 10

Tina   ---    2x USA(J)MO Qualifer

In this class, we will be going over problem solving techniques for four common types of problems that show up on the AMC10. Learn More

06/20;  06/27;  07/04;  07/11

Contest math course

AIME

Isabella/Ethan --- MOP Qualifiers

In this class, we will be discussing four common and effective strategies that a student will need to succeed on the AIME. Learn More

06/20;  06/27;  07/04;  07/11

Precalculus

Adhithi

This course will cover the basics of precalculus— providing students with with the necessary skills to advance to calculus.  Learn More

06/18;  06/25;  07/02;  07/09

Biology

Akanksha --- 5x National Sci Oly Medalist

This course will introduce students to intermediate to deep concepts of biology (covered in pre-AP and AP classes). Learn More

06/18;  06/25;  07/02;  07/09

Physics class

Physics

Rushil --- IPhO Alternate

In this physics class, we will teach you about concepts that will help you advance in AP Physics 1 while also providing a boost to your performance in competitive physics courses. Learn More

06/19;  06/26;  07/03;  07/10

Machine Learning

Shoumik 

Machine learning is a rapidly growing field with limitless applications. This course is an introduction to the subject, covering basic theory... Learn More


06/19;  06/26;  07/03;  07/10

essay writing course

Writing

Sage --- Scholastic Gold Key Winner

This course will cover all the key elements in writing an original fiction story. Tailored toward building a longer, more complex creative work... Learn More

06/20;  06/27;  07/04;  07/11

USACO Bronze

Rich --- USACO Platinum Qualifier

This course will introduce students to some of the most commonly seen types of questions found in the USACO Bronze level. We will start out with an introduction to some important data structures that will be utilized throughout the course...

Learn More

06/20;  06/27;  07/04;  07/11

USACO Silver

Andy --- USACO Platinum Qualifier

This course will introduce students to some of the most commonly seen types of questions found in USACO Silver/USACO Gold. We will be using the Java coding language in this course.

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06/20;  06/27;  07/04;  07/11

World Geography

Adhithi 

This course will consist of an overview of the physical and human geography of parts of the world by region, exploring topics such as landforms, climate, and human-environment interaction. The first two units will be introductory, with the rest of the 8 units covering one world region each.

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06/18;  06/25;  07/02;  07/09


2021 Free Online Summer Camp timeline starting 6/18. All times are Central Daylight Time


2021 Free Online Summer Camp Instructors and Course Details

Public Health Advocacy Program

Throughout this program, you will learn and experience the mechanisms you can use as a young person to spread public health literacy, including learning the basics of public health through an interactive project. Additionally, you will conduct outreach to local officials to make a positive change in your community. As an ambassador, you will participate in an intensive 8-week program where you will dive deep into the inner workings of educational and health policy and become a grassroots activist for a noble cause.


For more details, go to kidteachkid.org/public-health-advocacy-program/.

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Instructor: Stephanie Wang

Stephanie is a rising senior at Seven Lakes High School in Katy, Texas and the President of Education. She is deeply passionate about leveraging science and technology to bridge the educational divide. Stephanie is a Research Science Institute (RSI) scholar, a 2x Science Olympiad national champion and 10x national medalist, 3x AIME qualifier, 2x USABO semifinalist, and has conducted internationally-recognized research on bioinformatics. During the pandemic, Stephanie wrote and published Epidemiology Unmasked to combat misinformation and spread public health literacy. Furthermore, Stephanie is a passionate advocate for public health education with a fascination for politics and public policy, working for several advocacy organizations. In her free time, Stephanie enjoys listening to podcasts and reading biographies.

Curriculum

Week 1- Training (PSA)

Weeks 2 and 3- Teacher Outreach

Weeks 4 and 5- School Board Outreach

Weeks 6 and 7- Political Outreach

Week 8- Final Presentation

AMC 10

In this class, we will be going over problem solving techniques for four common types of problems that show up on the AMC10, in each of the main four fields of competitive mathematics: Geometry, Combinatorics, Algebra, and Number Theory. We will review instructive problems from various sources during the class, and allow the students to practice what they have learned in the provided problem set.

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Instructor: Tina Li

Tina Li is a rising sophomore at Clements High School. She is a 4 time AIME qualifier and a 2 time USAJMO qualifier. She enjoys studying mathematics in her own time, and she’s excited to teach again for Kid Teach Kid again this summer. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with her friends or watching anime!

Curriculum

Week 1- Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion

Week 2- Applications of the Pythagorean Theorem

Week 3- Linear Equations

Week 4- Base Conversion

AIME

In this class, we will be discussing four common and effective strategies that a student will need to succeed on the AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination). The classes will be lecture-based, with many practice problems of varying difficulties. For each class there will be a 10 question problem set.

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Instructors: Isabella Quan/Ethan Liu

Isabella is a rising senior at Westlake High School in Austin, Texas, and the President of Public Relations and Outreach. She has been involved in math contests for most of her life, and is a 7x AIME qualifier, USAJMO qualifier, USAMO qualifier, MOP qualifier, and a 2021 RSI scholar. She has been a part of Kid Teach Kid since its beginnings in 2020, and enjoys teaching a variety of topics, such as competition math and test prep. When not competing, Isabella enjoys playing Pokemon, writing fiction, and listening to K-pop.


Ethan is a sophomore at Westwood High School. He is a 2021 MOP qualifier, and has scored perfect scores on both AMC 10 and AMC 12. He enjoys math the most, and often thinks about the intuition and motivations behind a solution. In his free time, he tends to play video games(particularly Touhou/Pokemon) and watch anime.

Curriculum

Week 1- Polynomials (Isabella)

Week 2- Areas (Ethan)

Week 3- Modular Arithmetic (Isabella)

Week 4- States (Ethan)

Precalculus

This course will cover the basics of precalculus— providing students with the necessary skills to advance to calculus. In this class, it is assumed that all students have the prior knowledge of Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II.

Instructor: Adhithi Venkatraghavan

Adhithi is a rising junior at Seven Lakes High School who has a keen interest in helping students apply their knowledge in the real world. She has worked with many students in the past, and believes that it is important for students to understand the interconnection between different disciplines. In her free time, she enjoys painting and listening to classical music.

Curriculum

Week 1- Understanding Functions

Week 2: Non-Linear Functions

Week 3: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

Week 4: Trigonometric Functions

Biology

This course will introduce students to intermediate to deep concepts of biology (covered in pre-AP and AP classes). We will begin with cell and molecular level biology, and slowly progress to genetics and animal body systems. 

Instructor: Akanksha Acharya

Akanksha is a rising junior at Seven Lakes High School. She participates in Science Olympiad, where she has totaled 5 national medals, including first place in Anatomy and Physiology. In her free time, she enjoys skateboarding and baking.

Curriculum

Week 1- Cell Structures

Week 2- Genetics and Intro to Animal Systems

Week 3- Animal Systems Part 1

Week 4- Animal Systems Part 2

Physics

In this physics class, we will teach you about concepts that will help you advance in AP Physics 1 while also providing a boost to your performance in competitive physics courses. We will start off classes by going over concepts at an AP Physics level, but then we will solve some problems that will help you gain more intuition in competitive physics. It is recommended that you bring a calculator, a notebook (to take notes and solve problems), and a pencil in order for you to get the best learning experience!

Instructor: Rushil Shah

Rushil is a rising junior at Dulles High School in Sugar Land, Texas. Ever since he picked up physics in 9th grade, he has enjoyed learning and participating in physics competitions. He is a USAPhO qualifier, IPhO Alternate, and is part of their Science Bowl team that made it to nationals. Additionally, he enjoys studying math and computer science in his free time, and also enjoys playing tennis and talking to friends.

Curriculum

Week 1- Newton's Laws and Forces

Week 2- Momentum

Week 3- Energy

Week 4- Error and Dimensional Analysis

Machine Learning

Machine learning is a rapidly growing field with limitless applications. This course is an introduction to the subject, covering basic theory as well as the necessary mathematical tools needed to understand both elementary and higher level ML concepts. In addition, we will be using code to solidify concepts and their applications. The only required tool for this class is a laptop with an internet connection.

Instructor: Shoumik Roychowdhury

Shoumik is a rising senior at Westwood High School in Austin, Texas. He is a multiple time AIME qualifier, 4X Austin Regional Science Fair Top 3 (Computer Science, and Physics), 4X TSEF qualifier, 2X TSEF Top 3, Member of The Health Physics Society, and President of both the Westwood HS AI/ML club, and Computer Science Club. In addition Shoumik is a published author with publications and presentations at IEEE IJCNN and European Union HBP. Shoumik’s research interests include Generative AI, optimization, and signal processing. He hopes his time at Kid Teach Kid will foster other kids’ interest in AI and ML. In his free time, Shoumik enjoys playing soccer, watching movies, and tackling massive competitive eating challenges!

Curriculum

Week 1- Linear regression and K-NN classification

Week 2- Support Vector Machines

Week 3- Neural Networks and their Applications 1

Week 4- Neural Networks and their Applications 2

Writing

This course will cover all the key elements in writing an original fiction story. Tailored toward building a longer, more complex creative work, students will learn important concepts from creating realistic, interesting characters to building tension and suspense in a climatic moment.


Students can also submit their own stories to be critiqued, and can also opt to have the chance to be featured in Week 4's class for a live critique! The link to the Google Form for submission can be found here.

Instructor: Sage Wang

Sage is a rising freshman at Clements High School. She was a Gold Key Winner for the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition among other mentions. In addition to writing, she has also enjoyed competing in math and computer science competitions. In her free time, Sage ponders the meaning of life, tries to beat her brother at ping-pong, and listens to music.

Curriculum

Week 1- Characters

Week 2- Setting

Week 3- Plot

Week 4- Reviewing Your Writing

USACO Bronze

This course will introduce students to some of the most commonly seen types of questions found in the USACO Bronze level. We will start out with an introduction to some important data structures that will be utilized throughout the course, before moving onto techniques for solving the main types of problems that may appear. We will be using the Java coding language in this course.

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Instructor: Rich Wang

Rich is a rising junior at Clements High School in Sugar Land, Texas, and is the President of Technology.  He's highly passionate about math and technology, and enjoys participating in math and coding competitions. He is a MOP Qualifier, USAJMO Winner, 3x USAJMO Qualifier, MATHCOUNTS National Countdown Round Quarterfinalist, and an USACO Platinum Qualifier. What really drives him is his love for helping others and making a difference to kids just like him. Outside of math competitions, he enjoys juggling, playing the recorder, playing tennis, and spending time with his friends.

Curriculum


Week 1- Important Data Structures

Week 2- Greedy Algorithms

Week 3- Searches

Week 4- Simple Graphs

USACO SILVER

This course will introduce students to some of the most commonly seen types of questions found in USACO Silver/USACO Gold. We will be using the Java coding language in this course.

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Instructor: Andy Jiang

Andy is a rising senior at Westwood High School in Austin, Texas and is the President of Operations. For longer than he can remember, he has been passionate about math and coding and is currently a 5x AIME qualifier, USAJMO qualifier, 2x USAMO qualifier, USACO Platinum division participant, and the president of his school’s Mu Alpha Theta honor society. He has spent his past three summers attending Texas State University’s Honors Summer Math Camp, where he has conducted research on knot theory and secure data compression. He hopes that his time at Kid Teach Kid allows him to share his passion in math and coding with others. In his free time, Andy enjoys playing tennis, playing ultimate, watching comedy sketches, and driving around the city.

Curriculum




Week 1- Binary Search and Prefix Sums

Week 2- Dynamic Programming

Week 3- Advanced Data Structures

Week 4- Graphs



World Geography

This course will consist of an overview of the physical and human geography of parts of the world by region, exploring topics such as landforms, climate, and human-environment interaction. The first two units will be introductory, with the rest of the 8 units covering one world region each.

Instructor: Adhithi Venkatraghavan

Adhithi is a rising junior at Seven Lakes High School who has a keen interest in helping students apply their knowledge in the real world. She has worked with many students in the past, and believes that it is important for students to understand the interconnection between different disciplines. In her free time, she enjoys painting and listening to classical music.

Curriculum


Week 1- Physical and Human Geography

Week 2- US/Canada and Latin America

Week 3- Europe and Africa

Week 4- Asia and Pacific Regions

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