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History Series
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IGCSE CIE History
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Will cover these topics in the CIE IGCSE history specification:
Weimar Republic and Nazi Germany
Breakdown of international relations from 1918-1939
Start of the Cold war
Containment (Korean war, Vietnam war, Cuban Missile crisis)
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Louisa F
0/100
APUSH Overview & How to get a 5
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In these sessions, we will meet weekly to break down the units in the AP US History curriculum and discuss significant events, as well as the most important strategies for scoring a 5.
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Adriana G
5/10
AP U.S. History(content, MCQ, and FRQ)
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We will start in August by going over the basics of the AP U.S. History course and dive into specific topics. By May, we will have covered content and fully understood the FRQs to maximize points.
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Saania S
1/5
AP History FRQ Hacks from a 5-Scorer(in World, Euro, Apush, more)
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Master the art of writing high-scoring DBQs, SAQs, and LEQs across APUSH, AP Euro, and AP World with a 5-scorer in all three exams. This 4-part series breaks down the rubrics, teaches time-saving strategies, and gives you real-time practice and feedback to prep you for May. Expect interactive breakdowns, peer review, timed drills, and tips you wonโt find in your textbook.
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Akshay H
0/12
Economics 101- Helpful for the IBDP and more
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Each week we'll go over topics that range from understanding topics within Micro, Macro, and Global Economics as well as all relevant graphs/ essay tips.
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Trisha K
0/30
1:1 AP United States History for Morgwen A
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Every day excluding weekends, we will learn about the College Board Curriculum of United States History (All 9 units). You do not need any prior knowledge about US History to participate. Please bring a notebook or have a google doc open to take notes! ๐
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Ryan C
1/5
Intro to AP HUMAN GEO
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We will review the structure of the AP exam and cover the first unit.
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Sabrina R
0/12
APUSH unit one, and DBQ, LEQ, SAQ and MCQ stratagies from someone who got a 5
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This will be a 5-lesson course going over unit 1 of APUSH. We will also go over my successful formulas for document-based questions, long essay questions, short answer questions, and multiple choice questions. The first two meetings will discuss unit 1 and the helpful outside resources I used to achieve a 5. The third will be going over MCQ and SAQ. The fourth session will be going over the DBQ, and the fifth will be going over the LEQ. I had an amazing time in APUSH, and had a teacher that helped the vast majority of my class get 4s and 5s.
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Laura B
1/30
Study Group
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We'll do 4 pomodoros! A quiet, virtual study space for history students to work independently while staying connected on zoom! Work on your readings, notes, or essays at your own pace! This is a dedicated study time with optional moments to share progress or ask questions.
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Gauri G
0/30
History Club!
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We'll meet every other week to discuss different, diverse periods throughout history (these will be chosen based on previous sessions) and improve each other's knowledge through friendly discussion.
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Jagani W
2/10
AP Macro/Microeconomics Prep
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Whether you're taking the AP Macro/Micro exam this year or simply learning about economics, you will learn everything covered in the College Board's AP economics curriculum. In this course, we'll cover market fundamentals like supply and demand, price systems, and different market structures. You'll explore key concepts including GDP, inflation, fiscal policy, and all must-know graphs. Each week, we will cover 1-2 units, including lecture and practice problems.
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Oscar M
1/10
DBQ Breakdown
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Are you entering your AP history class with no idea of what DBQs are and how to approach them?
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In this session, you will gain a better understanding of
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This session will prepare you for ANY AP history class's DBQ!
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Hanna M
0/200
Understanding A Contemporary Middle East
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Hello Everyone, For the most part we come to schoolhouse to prep for AP courses along with SAT prep however I felt in day and age like today we must recognize and learn about the various different situations in the Middle East as we deal with modern day geopolitical situations. We will go over various topics like key themes of colonialism, nationalism, oil, religion, authoritarianism, and resistance. We will explore the fall of the Ottoman Empire and early constitutional revolution Iran. Then WW1 and and the Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Balfour Declaration noting the long term effects. Then colonialism in Palestine, Syria, Iraq and more. WW2 and postwar order and the Arab-Israeli War and the Nakba. Beyond that the development of Pan-Arabism and the Cold War's effect on the region. Then looking towards Oil in OPEC with the 1967 and 1973 Arab-Israeli Wars and the Iranian Revolution. Pushing ahead to the Iran-Iraq War and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and Lebanon's Civil War. Beyond then we have the Gulf War and Oslo Accords and other generational shifts. Then 9/11 and the regional responses with the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq. Beyond even that we will go over the Arab Spring and changes in Egypt, Syria, Libya and more. Under the assumption we got through all of this we will begin to discuss even more modern and issues even faced today along with urbanization and the megacities of Riyadh, Dubai, Cairo, Abu Dhabi and more!
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Rayan E
3/50
AP Macroeconomics Deep-Dive
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Hi, my name is Shreshtha and I'm a 5 scorer on AP Macroeconomics ready to teach you all my tips and tricks for acing this class. We'll be going through each concept and unit in detail with lots of practice.
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Additionally, I'll be teaching you vital AP skills and giving you real, stimulated AP practice so you feel ready for your tests in the class and the AP test in May!
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The content for this course is short, but complex so we'll be taking our time. I'll add new sessions on as I go to make sure we cover everything.
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I would recommend taking some notes, so plan on bringing something!
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Shreshtha A
8/50
[5 Scorer] AP European History Crash Course ๐
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Are you self-studying AP Euro or just want to get an A in your class and a 5 on your exam? I was able to get a 5 last year, and I would love to help! Every session we will cover AP content in depth with resources I have, and leading up to the exam, we will learn how to complete AP history-style FRQs to receive all points!
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Vitalia S
0/20
โจ๐Your guide to ACE AP US GOV with a 5 and an A+
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Are you self studying AP US Gov? Or do you want to receive extra support from someone who got a 5 on the AP exam (and an A in the class)? Joining this series is the perfect way to do both!
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In this series, we will spend up to 60 minutes each week leading up to the AP exam covering topics from the official AP Gov curriculum. We will go through all 5 units while also making time for assessments, review sessions, and Q and As.
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Materials needed:
Paper/notebook
Pen and highlighter
Device to join sessions
A strong work ethic and a desire to learn!
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Aman D
1/15
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
Crash Course: AP Human Geography
2nd session
We will cover topics from AP Human Geography in each of these sessions! These sessions will also cover test-taking strategies and practice questions for the course.
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Amaya A
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APUSH Vocab Games
2nd session
Hosted by a 5 scorer on the APUSH test this year! This was actually one of the ways that I studied for the AP exam!
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We'll be playing various games in Gimkit with a set full of important APUSH vocabulary. It's a fun way to get familiar with the vocab ahead of time for those planning to take APUSH this year.
Anyone is welcome, no prior knowledge is needed. Even if you aren't planning to take the course, it will still be a fun place to learn some new information and play games with other learners!
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Please note that if there are more than 5 people in the session, we will only be able to play select game modes.
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Chloe L
7/500
AP U.S. History Units 1-5 Review
2nd session
If you are someone who is taking U.S. History this school year or is planning on doing so, this course is great for you! Join us as we explore the first half of the APUSH course curriculum, specifically Units 1-5, which focus on pre-colonial America and forming a national identity after colonial settlement.
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You do not need any prior knowledge about U.S. History or do not need to have taken certain classes in order to attend these sessions. You are not required to bring any additional materials, but I would recommend taking notes either on your computer or on paper. Please maintain respect and decorum while attending these sessions, and enjoy!
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Additionally, I will be hosting the second half of the course in a later series, so stay tuned.
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Marshall W
4/10
AP Human Geography Full Course
2nd session
If you are a student currently enrolled in AP Human Geography (AP HuG) or going to be enrolled soon, this is the perfect series for you! Each week, we will be covering sections of the AP Human Geography curriculum with a goal of 1 unit every 2-3 weeks (Subject to change). A desire to learn is the only requirement!
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Arsh A
4/10
AP European History (European Society & Exploration) Review
2nd session
Hi learners! I will not only be lecturing but using interactive features along with slides to include you in the topics I am covering. The topics I will be covering in only the first session range from the 1300s-1500s. Each session will build on each other, hence the second will be covering the 1500s to 1600s (absolutism, Thirty Years' War, the Reformation), and so forth.
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Sophia P
0/15
AP Human (1:1 session)- Prekshaa
2nd session
Going over units of AP Human Geo (units 1-7) of curriculum
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Varsha S
1/5
History and Politics of US territories
2nd session
Each session will cover the history and present-day issues of US territories like Guam, American Samoa, Micronesia, Puerto Rico, and the USVI.
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For example, a class may cover colonization, the Insular Cases, militarization, ethical tourism, or corruption & local issues in our island governments.ย ย
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The goal of these sessions is to educate students in the 50 US States about our islands, through networking, collaboration, and first-hand perspectives.
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Wynne W
2/50