I plan to go over the whole year of ninth grade history i will go into depth to make it interesting and fun for all learners :)

Each week we will go over and practice topics from APUSH.

Hi Everyone! I am Charles. This course on IB Economics SL introduces economic theory, focusing on microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade, and development, with practical applications and global perspectives.

Each week, we’ll go over a preview of the different units of AP world history. Even though the series has already started feel free to still join. Will be adding more sessions as series progresses :)

Series Focuses: - How to manage time during MCQs - Write good quality DBQs and LEQs - What to look for in documents - Effective study habits for AP history classes

Each week, we will go over one unit from the Great Depression of 1929 to the Modern American era. I will do my best to provide you with as much information on those topics as possible and will share a series of my notes and other resources that helped me when it came to getting a 5 on my US History state test and an overall A in the course.

Each week, we will go over half a unit of AP US Government material and practice with some questions.

Welcome! We are so glad you have decided to come and take a look at our series. Here is what you need to know: - I teach material the same way as we do in school so you will see some imitations to public school - I expect a lot of participation. I will build a report about you for future reference and participation takes 25% of that. Participation also enables you to better your understanding of our material. - YOU GOT TO ASK QUESTIONS! I have had students in the past never ask questions about anything and they ended up failing World History so ask questions because in the end, those questions are gonna save you an F with me and with your history teacher. Here are the materials needed: - Notebook/Notepad - Pen/Pencil - Highlighter (preferably 2 colors)

Do you want to fortify your historical thinking skills before taking the AP World History exam? You're in the right place! Here, we will review content from units 1 and 2 of AP World History: Modern and learn how to answer multiple choice and writing questions.

Do you want to fortify your historical thinking skills going into the APUSH exam? You're in the right place! Here, we will review content from units 2 and 3 of AP United States History and learn how to answer multiple choice and writing questions.

Each week throughout the year, we will study a section of one period of the APUSH curriculum through a combination of test practice, summaries/lectures, Q+A, games, and more! We will have an open 24/7 Q+A document, office hours sessions, as well as sessions dedicated to DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ practice. Furthermore, we will leave plenty of time at the end of the year for APUSH test prep, so anyone taking the exam will be well-prepared to take the exam and get a 5. Just as a note: we will be adding the sessions to this series as we go based on learner availability, frequently asked questions, etc. to ensure that this series is as flexible + helpful as possible :)

Each week we will go over the topic of each unit within the U.S History exam.

Hi everyone! Will you be taking AP World History: Modern this year? By joining our series, you will review with us until the AP Exam in May! We will do our best to give you a strong understanding of AP World so you can succeed in the class, and pass the exam! Most of the time, we will cover each unit in 2-3 sessions as there is a lot of information to go over. After we go over a unit, we will spend the next session going over MCQs (multiple-choice questions) on the unit. As our series goes on, we will teach you how to properly write LEQs (long-essay questions), DBQs (document-based questions), and SAQs (short-answer questions), and you will also be given the opportunity to work through them! Alex and I will give you feedback on how to improve them, and teach you how to adhere to the rubric to gain as many points as possible! If you have any questions, please do not be afraid to ask! We are here to assist you with anything! Please keep in mind that the times and dates may be subject to change! We plan on adding more sessions as needed considering how this series is supposed to run from the summer to the exam!

I got a 5 on the ap exam and hope to help others achieve the same score. Each week we will review each unit's key topics/concepts. Questions are welcome and study tips will be provided.

Hi everyone this series is going to cover microeconomics for the beginners who want to start from the very beginning we are gonna dive onto some fun activities along with the study like looking at some real world examples and how the concepts are linked to economics in daily life ( it’s not covering any specific syllabus we have a different series for that it’s for the very beginners)

Are you about to take AP U.S. Government and Politics? Do you have an interest in learning about this course? Over the course of these sessions we'll go over various topics such as brief previews of the course's units and testing strategies to prepare you to take this course and the AP exam. I encourage you to please bring any questions you may have! I am very excited to start this series! Also, if these times do not work for you, feel free to message me as my availability is pretty open :)

This bimonthly series is to review units and subunits in detail as the year progresses. I’ll basically teach you everything again and make sure you know the key points, vocab, and details for your unit tests in school which will eventually help for the AP test.

This series will help you remember period-specific concepts, and you'll never run out of examples when writing SAQ/DBQs!

We'll cover 20th century Germany leading up to WW2, according to the IBDP syllabus (Weimar Republic, how Hitler came to power, etc.). If there is interest, I'll also give some advice on how to write about this topic in IB Papers 1 and 2.

Are you studying economics or planning to? Join us to boost your learning by making real world connections! We will review key topics from each unit through activities and provide extra resources for your studies (click [here](https://sites.google.com/view/economics-study-sessions/about?authuser=0)). Learners who are self-studying or curious about economics are welcome to join too!

Embark on a journey through the past with our History Subworld's Community Event series! Each month, we will host a number of community based sessions. Join us for lectures, workshops, tours, games, and hands-on activities, and connect with the past in meaningful ways.