Get ready for an engaging World War II Review Jeopardy session where participants from around the globe will come together to test their knowledge! This interactive session requires no prior experience, making it perfect for both novices looking to learn and history buffs eager to showcase their expertise. All you'll need is a stable internet connection, access to Zoom, and a passion for history. Let's dive into an educational yet thrilling journey through WW II Vocabulary, WW II Battles, WW II People, WW II Mix, and World Wars Mash-Up!

Each week, we will go over the unit framework and discuss each section of the unit to nail your LEQs in May. We will touch on descriptive topics that may appear on the DBQs or SAQs as well! By the end of this series, you will be ready to get the score you want! We will do practice writing tests and I can grade them too.

Welcome to the amazing world of history! The Americas is about to get good!✨ In this year-round series, I will go through at least 2 sessions a week, (Sundays and Saturdays, subject to change). Lecture Sessions: These sessions range from 45 minutes to an hour. I will always have a slideshow presented with notes, documents, historical thinking questions, and practice questions. From George Washington to the Watergate Scandal, we will cover whatever is planned for the week! (P.S. There will also be fun interactive games such as Kahoot!) Study Sessions: These workshops will be held on Saturdays ranging from 30 minutes to an hour. This is where learners can come in and ask any questions about Sundays lecture, homework, want practice, or just a quiet space to study! Materials needed: -I would recommend you have a notebook to take notes in or if you'd like online notes, message me at any time and I will send the slideshow! -It would be very beneficial if you had a list of presidents or a large timeline! It will help put things into a broader perspective as we rush through material! Note: Sessions will be added as we go along. I will schedule sessions based off of availability. Let's dive in into the American World together! Happy Learning!

Through this series, the History Subworld Moderators will host community events every couple months Janurary: Join us for a fun and freindly buzzer-based history competition!

Each session, we will go over a new section of the Khan Academy AP US Gov Curriculum. I will also share FRQ tips and we will talk about the required court cases and docs.

Join our weekly series as we explore the AP Art History curriculum and prepare you for the exam with focused sessions on vocabulary, MCQs, and FRQs.

Are you confused on how to craft a meaningful essay for your AP World, APUSH, or AP Euro exam? Don't worry! In this class, we'll cover the thinking process, and how to bring an idea to the paper. We'll cover: 1. Crafting thesis statements! 2. Structuring your essay! 3. Any other questions you may have on writing.

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 :)

Hi we will be reviewing topics for the upcoming for the ap exam, as well as test strategies. The course will include videos, lectures, and practice questions

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!

This is for AS level US history students, but anyone who wants to learn US history is welcome! We will be aiming to complete each chapter/sub unit in 1-2 weeks. No preparation is required but reading up ahead of time is definitely recommended! Do expect to complete a few assignments, nothing too heavy, and prepare materials, either physical notebooks or digital resources to take notes. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to learn some US history and have some great fun!

Hi Everyone! I am Charles. This course on IB Economics is not only limited to the IB curriculum but also provides the fundamentals for learning Economics in other systems. This course introduces economic theory, focusing on microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade, and development, with practical applications and global perspectives.

each week we will cover the rise of British power in India and how it affected society at the time, the topics will be broken apart as follows: - Rise of British power in Bengal - Expansion of British power in India - British policies and their impacts - the revolt of 1857 - Indian renaissance - India's struggle for freedom I've only included two of the sessions for now, but I'll add more along the way! looking forward to seeing everyone in the sessions :)

I will be covering various chapters with a concentration on the application of knowledge.

Prepare for the APUS Government and Politics exam with a comprehensive review of the key topics and concepts covered in the curriculum before the AP exam in May! This session will focus on: - Key Supreme Court cases - Required foundational documents - Main ideas from the AP Gov framework - General topics and themes critical for the exam - Overview of the 5 Units of the course wit Khan Academy as a curriculum guide. Includes Kahoot, going over questions directly from AP classroom and engaging discussions. Perfect class for if you want to review before the AP exam, if you're self studying for the exam or if you want to get a grasp of the course before taking it next semester.

For Amna C, but others are free to join as well. We will do a lot of architectural sketching.

Hello Everyone! My name is Kristy and over this course, I hope to guide you through AP Micro through fun games and slideshows! We'll go through each unit so you feel prepared to take the test in May. I ended up getting a 5 on this exam and hope to help others achieve the same😚

Hey! feel free to join for a series of review sessions covering Units 1-4 of AP Human Geography. We’ll dive into key concepts, important vocabulary, and essential topics from each unit, including geography basics, population patterns, cultural landscapes, and more. Each session will help reinforce your understanding and set you up for success as you move forward in the course. Whether you’re looking to fill in gaps or just want a refresher, this series has got you covered!

Each week we will have discussions of what is happening in each subunit of AP World History for Units 6 and 7. I will be able to share information that is important to know fro tests in class and on the AP test and answer any questions about what's really going on in the world from the 1750s-present day.

This course is designed for those who are self-studying and/or taking the AP Exam this May. In each session, we will go over the content and develop a deep understanding through discussion and interactive activities. We will take numerous practice exams and have consistent review schedules. This series will last from the beginning of October 2024 to May 2025. Since this will be a long series, please only register if you can make the multi-month commitment. In addition, for this series to be most effective, I will be capping the learner spots to 20 max. Therefore, please only register if you are taking the Exam in May and if you can make the commitment. 

Taking an AP History class next year and want to review for the FRQs? You're in the right place! The DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ make up the FRQ portion for three of the AP History exams. In this series, we'll go over the rubrics, some tips, and do a bunch of practice! If you’re taking the AP World, APUSH, or AP European History exams in May, I’d highly recommend joining, as the general skills for the writing section are the same across all three exams. If you're taking AP US Government and Politics and are wondering how those FRQs work, send me a DM! I got a 5 on the exam so I'd be more than happy to host a separate series on that. If you’ve attended my last four series in the past on this topic, it’s generally the same format :)

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!

This series is to help you review for the AP US History Exam! We will meet Mondays and Wednesdays at 10-11 AM EST and I am available to have additional study sessions Tuesdays from 10-11 AM EST per request. We will be going through the periods in sequential order and there will be 2 special sessions to cover exam skills and strategies (which will include worked examples!)

These sessions are solely for those students looking to prepare for the New York State Global History Regents Exam on Wednesday, June 18, 2025. We will cover topics and questions most commonly seen on the Regents test, how to approach each question, and how to answer the Enduring Issues Essay found at the end of the examination.