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AP World History Prep
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Each week, we will go over various topics and practice questions from each unit of the AP World History course in order to prep for the class and the exam from someone who scored a 5 and maintained a 97 average in the class.
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Ayesha M
2/10
AP World History ALL Topics Crash Course
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We will go through every AP world topic, watch video, play kahoots, and answer questions!
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Arav G
0/10
Canadian Politics 101 🇨🇦
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Want to learn more about Canadian politics, ay? 🇨🇦 You're in the right place, bud!
In this interactive course, we'll explore how Canada runs - from Parliament Hill, to protest signs, and historical context. You'll learn about political parties, what the Prime Minister actually does, the details behind the parliamentary system, how laws are made, and why Canadian provinces act like siblings who don't get along.
Whether you're from Canada or from another country and are curious about how democracy works in other parts of the world, this course will help you gain an understanding of global politics. Plus, you'll discover how Canada is a whole lot more than maple syrup and friendly people.
Join us for an awesome series. I promise, it'll be worth your time. :)
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Mason M
4/20
Conquer AP Comparative Gov with a 5-Scorer (Summer Course)
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Are you taking AP Comparative Government and Politics this fall or self-studying and want to feel confident from day one? This summer course is your head start.
Led by a 5-scorer on the AP COGO exam, this weekly group meets for interactive, hour-long sessions that break down the key concepts, countries, and institutions you’ll see throughout the course.
Each session focuses on topics in the College Board curriculum, from the foundational concepts of political systems to an in-depth look at six core countries: the UK, Russia, China, Mexico, Iran, and Nigeria. We’ll also explore the five essential units, including political institutions, participation, and policy-making.
Confused about unitary vs. federal systems? Can’t tell your House of Commons from your National People’s Congress? You’re not alone.
Regardless of your prior knowledge, this group is here to help you build a solid foundation — one concept, country, and case study at a time.
Have questions about the course? Message me through Schoolhouse or the course page!
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Matthew L
5/20
SAQ Practice on Unit 1&2
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Each week we will go over 2 units that the collegeboard wants you to know for the APUSH Exam. Next, we will practice what we have learnt through a series of saq, Leq and dbq which will help tremendously in your writing skills for the upcoming class while simultaneously enforcing the knowledge you have learnt so far.
DK
Daniella K
0/15
AP United States History: Summer Series
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Get ahead to prepare for your APUSH class with this summer series! We will review Units 1-9 through fun, interactive, and effective methods in order to set you up for your APUSH class in September
JV
Jonathan V
2 spots left!
APUSH (Year-Round) Course
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Welcome! In this course, we will be preparing to take the APUSH Exam in May 2026! This is a reoccurring class which was go on until the week of the exam. We will cover as much material as possible, with readings, practices, and tips!
JV
Jonathan V
4/10
AP US Government and Politics: How To Self Study
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If you are curious about self-studying an AP this year, I would love to talk about AP US Government and Politics! I self-studied in 10th grade and scored a 5. I will give you tips and tricks, as well as a unit-by-unit overview. This can also be helpful even if you don't plan to self-study!
EK
Emelia K
0/12
AP HuG Mastering Summer 2025!
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This class is based on all things you need to know to get a 5 on the AP Human Geography Test! Resources taken from a AP Human Geography AP test grader!
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Howard L
1/10
AP Economics [Speed-run] Summer Prep- AP Macro
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Overview: Each week, we will cover a unit or two outlined in the AP College Board curriculum. Because of the fast-paced nature of this series, I will only be going over the most crucial points of each unit. This is why each class will be 1hr20min long! The class will be a mix of lectures, games, and hands-on practice.
Target audience: Students taking AP Macro or AP Econ next year (but anyone interested in learning about economics in general is welcome to attend, I will edit the max learner limit accordingly)
*Note: Some schools offer an individual AP Macro class while others have an AP Econ class that will cover both AP Macro and AP Micro. If the second scenario applies to you, I have an AP Micro series that will begin right after this series ends. Feel free to sign up!
Schedule: Sessions will be on Fridays other than the second session. Happy 4th of July! We will start on Saturday 7/5 for Session 2 ONLY.
Homework: 30min-60min of homework is expected for each week. Again, because this is a fast-moving course, lectures and activities will cover most of the class time. The majority of homework will be self-practice on Khan Academy or ReviewEcon with MCQs and graphs.
*Note: Granted, you will be learning a lot about economics through this series, but this is NOT an in-depth course and should NOT be taken in place of an actual AP Macro or AP Econ class. This class is only meant to serve as a precursor to better prepare you for your upcoming economics class.
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Sichen F
2/20
British Empire in India (Continuation)
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This is a continuation of a previous series as requested by a learner. We will be picking up where the learner left off!
The topics covered in this series will be
- The Revolt of 1857
- Indian Renaissance
- India's struggle for freedom
Please ask for a recap if you are not a learner from the previous series, as we covered a lot of material.
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Amia L
1/5
AP US History [Speed-run] Summer Prep
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Overview: Each week, we will cover a unit outlined in the AP College Board curriculum. Because of the fast-paced nature of this series, I will only be going over the most crucial points of each unit/time period. This is why each class will be 1hr20min long! The class will be a mix of lectures, games, and mini-practice tests.
Target audience: Students taking APUSH next year (but anyone interested in US history or history in general is welcome to attend, I will edit the max learner limit accordingly)
Schedule: Sessions will be on Fridays other than the first session. Happy 4th of July! We will start on Saturday 7/5 for Session 1 ONLY.
Homework: 30min-60min of homework is expected for each week. Again, because this is a fast-moving course, lectures and activities will cover most of the class time. The majority of homework will be self-practice on Khan Academy with MCQs.
*Note: Granted, you will be learning a lot about US history through this series, but this is NOT an in-depth course and should NOT be taken in place of an actual APUSH class. This class is only meant to serve as a precursor to better prepare you for your upcoming APUSH class.
SF
Sichen F
2/20
AP European History Summer Prep Series
Starts
Each session we will delve into a different unit, in order to build a strong foundation, so that you can ace your AP test.
SR
Sara R
1/20
AP World History - Speedrun Crash Course
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Sessions every week.
I'll cover time periods, major events to know, SAQ/DBQ/LEQ tips, Multiple choice tips, continuity and change.
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Haiqa B
2/20
AP Economics [Speed-run] Summer Prep- AP Micro
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Overview: Each week, we will cover a unit or two outlined in the AP College Board curriculum. Because of the fast-paced nature of this series, I will only be going over the most crucial points of each unit. This is why each class will be 1hr20min long! The class will be a mix of lectures, games, and hands-on practice.
Target audience: Students taking AP Micro or AP Econ next year (but anyone interested in learning about economics in general is welcome to attend, I will edit the max learner limit accordingly)
*Note: Some schools offer an individual AP Micro class while others have an AP Econ class that will cover both AP Macro and AP Micro. If the second scenario applies to you, I have an AP Macro series that ends right before this series begins. Feel free to sign up!
Schedule: Sessions will be on Fridays
Homework: 30min-60min of homework is expected for each week. Again, because this is a fast-moving course, lectures and activities will cover most of the class time. The majority of homework will be self-practice on Khan Academy or ReviewEcon with MCQs and graphs.
*Note: Granted, you will be learning a lot about economics through this series, but this is NOT an in-depth course and should NOT be taken in place of an actual AP Micro or AP Econ class. This class is only meant to serve as a precursor to better prepare you for your upcoming economics class.
SF
Sichen F
2/10
US History Practice Test
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Let's have fun together all whilst studying and preparing for your next exam. This will be a fun trivia game (Kahoot, Blooket, or possibly Gimkit) to study. :)
Feel free to join as a co-host and host your own sessions in this series or request extra sessions. :)
This is fun to join even if you aren't currently taking any history classes as it will be a fun trivia.
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Hannah W
0/500
AP US HISTORY sessions
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Since I am freshly coming out of AP U.S. History this year, I know exactly what it takes to succeed in the class and on the AP exam. Each week, we will go over the key units outlined by the College Board to help you master the content, stay ahead for the upcoming school year, and feel confident by exam time.
We will also focus on building strong writing skills for SAQs, LEQs, and DBQs, with tips on how to structure your responses, use historical evidence effectively, and manage your time like a pro. I finished the course with a 105 first semester and a 101 second semester, and I have helped other students prepare and improve before their exams.
Whether you are previewing, reviewing, or struggling with timelines and major events-this is the place to get on track.
DK
Daniella K
11/15
APUSH- Lessons, Resources, and Strategies in Order to 5.
2nd session
APUSH is a difficult course, however with an organized plan I hope to ease it for you and help you get a 5 with more confidence in the material and the ability to take away ideas and concepts for the future.
I plan on breaking up APUSH into multiple lessons where in each lesson I'll break it up into alternative exams and understanding how to crack it and the other half on learning the content.
I will provide all resources, however you must be willing to study outside of class and prepare on your own for a couple of hours minimum if you hope to reach a 5.
I am excited to begin this session and help you all get a bit closer with history !
SP
Sanjana P
2 spots left!
AP World History Prep Course
2nd session
Hi everyone! My name is Elle and I love History. I took AP World History as a sophomore and got a 5 on the AP Exam as well as a A+ in the class. This session is intended for students who are taking AP World next year and want a head start on the material, or just general tips for success in this difficult course. I plan to cover all the key concepts of AP History courses, especially since AP World is one of the first AP History courses students usually take, as well as the content basics!
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Elle G
7/10
Ace AP Gov with a 5-Scorer (Summer Course)
2nd session
Are you taking AP U.S. Government and Politics this fall or self studying and want to feel confident from day one? This summer course is your head start.
Led by a 5-scorer on the AP Gov exam, this weekly group meets for interactive, hour-long sessions that break down the most important ideas, documents, and court cases from Units 1–5 of the course.
Each session focuses on key topics in the College Board curriculum, containing all the units from the foundations of American democracy to political participation. We’ll explore how power is divided in the U.S., how civil liberties are protected (or not), how Congress works (or doesn’t), and how voting, media, and interest groups shape our political system.
Confused about checks and balances? Federalism feel fuzzy? Can't tell your Federalist 10 from your Brutus 1? You're not alone.
Regardless of your prior knowledge, this group is here to help you build a solid foundation — one clause, case, and concept at a time.
Have questions about the course? Message me through Schoolhouse or the course page!
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Matthew L
12/20
AP European History: Summer series
2nd session
Each week, we will do an overview of the unit, including:
-a lecture
-a video
-pratice questions
-an saq or leq
-an interative project
SR
Sabrina R
2/30
APUSH Summer Review !
2nd session
Hello all! From personal experience, I know APUSH (AP United States history) can be a challenging course. However, I am here to help prepare you to master the subject! We will be going over all 9 units of the course, with due time, and different strategies to use when answering short answer questions (SAQs), document based questions (DBQs), and long essay questions (LEQs). I do not expect much from you all except that you pay attention during the lesson and interact frequently. If you have any questions about any of the units in APUSH, I will be happy to answer them. Can't wait to see you all! 😀
SR
Sofia R
6/10
Tutoring US History
2nd session
Weekly tutoring session going over general topics concerning US history
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Genevieve G
6/10
AP US GOV & POLITICS
2nd session
Need help with AP GOV? Join us for a biweekly session discussing and learning about all the units of the AP curriculum and how to approach the exam when the time comes!
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Lily Z
2/20