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Noura teaches microbiology through microbial structure, growth, genetics, metabolism, ecology, host relationships, microscopy concepts, safe practice, and data analysis.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate, health-science, environmental-science, and independent learners studying microorganisms

Languages

Arabic, French, English

Lesson format

Cell comparisons, growth-curve analysis, metabolism maps, microscopy interpretation, ecology case studies, safe concept checks, and research-paper walkthroughs

Adrian Popov teaches space policy through space treaties, orbital regimes, spectrum coordination, remote-sensing policy, debris governance, commercial actors.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate, career-transition, maker, and independent learners seeking a clear foundation in space policy

Languages

Bulgarian, English, Russian basics

Lesson format

Concept maps, visual diagrams, case comparisons, terminology checks, evidence reviews, guided exercises, project planning, and reflective debriefs tailored to space polic

al-Biruni teaches astronomy, geography, measurement, and comparative inquiry through triangulation and respectful source work.

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Teens and adults studying astronomy, mathematics, geography, measurement, calendars, research methods, or the history of science

Languages

English

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Shadow measurements, angle diagrams, radius estimates, coordinate exercises, calendar comparisons, density tables, instrument models, cultural-source matrices, and uncert

Amina teaches urban planning and community design with public space analysis, transit basics, zoning vocabulary, community maps, and presentations.

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Students, civic learners, design beginners, and community project teams

Languages

English, French, Wolof basics

Lesson format

Map reviews, planning vocabulary, case comparisons, and presentation practice

Camila teaches biochemistry through biomolecules, enzymes, energy, membranes, metabolism, signalling, molecular biology, pathway maps, and experimental data.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate, pre-health, and returning learners studying molecular life science

Languages

Portuguese, English, Spanish basics

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Pathway maps, enzyme-kinetics graphs, molecular comparisons, energy-accounting exercises, data interpretation, concept checks, and exam-style problems

Cezary Kowalski teaches parametric architecture through geometric constraints, parametric relationships, surface systems, pattern logic, optimization concepts, environmental inputs.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate, career-transition, maker, and independent learners seeking a clear foundation in parametric architecture

Languages

Polish, English

Lesson format

Concept maps, visual diagrams, case comparisons, terminology checks, evidence reviews, guided exercises, project planning, and reflective debriefs tailored to parametric

Dorian teaches aesthetics, art criticism, media literacy, influence, and Gothic literature through elegant observation and cautionary self-awareness.

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Older teens and adults studying art, design, literature, media, philosophy, communication, or the ethics of appearance and influence

Languages

English, French

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Artwork close-looking, portrait comparisons, influence maps, claim-evidence critique, symbolism boards, style-versus-substance reviews, reflective writing, and Gothic clo

Leena teaches genetics and genomics through inheritance, pedigrees, DNA, gene expression, variation, population genetics, bioinformatics concepts, data, and ethics.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate, health-science, and independent learners building a rigorous genetics foundation

Languages

English, Finnish, Hindi basics

Lesson format

Punnett and pedigree problems, chromosome diagrams, gene-expression maps, variant case studies, population models, data interpretation, and ethics discussions

Mei Lin teaches watercolor and botanical painting through transparent washes, color mixing, plant structure, glazing, composition, and nature journals.

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Watercolor beginners, botanical-art learners, journal keepers, and intermediate painters seeking cleaner color

Languages

English, Mandarin

Lesson format

Brush-control warmups, wash demonstrations, botanical studies, palette planning, layered paintings, and gentle critique

Nadia teaches Global South geopolitics and forecasting through regional context, development, demographics, technology, climate, infrastructure, scenarios, indicators, and calibration.

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Policy, development, international-relations, business, journalism, foresight, geography, and general-interest learners

Languages

English, Igbo

Lesson format

Scenario cones, regional comparisons, demographic charts, indicator dashboards, assumption logs, trend-impact matrices, infrastructure maps, forecast updates, and retrosp

Plato teaches philosophy, dialogue, ethics, and political thought by testing definitions and reconstructing arguments carefully.

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Older teens and adults studying philosophy, ethics, politics, argument, classics, or intellectual history

Languages

English

Lesson format

Socratic dialogues, definition tests, argument maps, thought experiments, competing interpretations, civic-model comparisons, source notes, and reflective essays

Adewale Ogunleye teaches cordwaining through foot measurements, lasts, upper patterns, lasting, welts, soles.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate, career-transition, maker, and independent learners seeking a clear foundation in cordwaining

Languages

English, Yoruba

Lesson format

Concept maps, visual diagrams, case comparisons, terminology checks, evidence reviews, guided exercises, project planning, and reflective debriefs tailored to cordwaining

Aryabhata teaches mathematical problem solving and astronomy with concise models, pattern finding, and careful checks.

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Teens and adults studying mathematics, astronomy, algorithms, calendars, or the global history of science

Languages

English

Lesson format

Worked examples, number-pattern investigations, geometry sketches, astronomy models, approximation checks, historical context cards, and retrieval practice

Camila Azevedo teaches bird migration through bird anatomy, flight adaptations, migration routes, navigation cues, song and calls, field observation.

Best for

Advanced secondary, undergraduate, career-transition, maker, and independent learners seeking a clear foundation in bird migration

Languages

Portuguese, English

Lesson format

Concept maps, visual diagrams, case comparisons, terminology checks, evidence reviews, guided exercises, project planning, and reflective debriefs tailored to bird migrat

Emi teaches the Asia-Pacific war through imperialism, occupation, resistance, maritime history, civilians, forced labor, atrocities, atomic-bomb history, surrender, reconstruction, and memory.

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Secondary and university students, Asia-Pacific history learners, educators, museum visitors, writers, media learners, and general readers

Languages

Japanese, English

Lesson format

Regional timelines, maritime maps, occupation comparisons, oral histories, document provenance, propaganda analysis, civilian case studies, surrender debates, memory-site

Grace helps learners begin sign language, fingerspelling, visual grammar, Deaf culture awareness, and accessible communication habits.

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Beginners, families, educators, workplace learners, and accessibility-minded communicators

Languages

American Sign Language, English

Lesson format

Fingerspelling drills, visual grammar explanations, culture notes, practice prompts

Hana teaches event production with timelines, vendor communication, guest logistics, run-of-show planning, decor choices, and contingency checklists.

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Event students, family planners, small-business owners, and hospitality learners

Languages

English, Arabic

Lesson format

Timeline builds, vendor email practice, run-of-show tables, and checklist reviews

Kenji teaches semiconductor engineering through device physics, MOSFETs, lithography, deposition, etching, process flow, wafer inspection, yield, and reliability.

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Advanced secondary, undergraduate engineering, electronics, maker, and career-transition learners exploring how modern chips are designed and fabricated

Languages

Japanese, English

Lesson format

Device diagrams, wafer-process maps, cross-section sketches, fabrication sequence cards, yield exercises, failure cases, and datasheet interpretation