ap social studies
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21AprAP® World History: How to DBQ
As the AP® World History Exam draws closer, students will begin to stress about the required essays they will write as part of the exam. The Document-Based Question essay can be particularly challenging for students. Download Senior Reviewer Phil Cox's walkthrough of the DBQ helping both teachers and students to understand the DBQ writing process better.
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21AprAcing the AP® Gov Exam: FRQ #3
Follow along with author David Wolfford as he walks through key strategies and tips for students as they think through their approach to FRQ #3. Sample FRQ #3 and rubric included!
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21AprAP® European History Review: Key Concepts & Dates
Do you need some ideas or extra support helping students review for the AP® European History Exam? Join Lou Gallo as he shares content review resources and explains strategies that he has used successfully with his students.
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16AprAP® World Lesson Plan: Gender, Women, and the Plow
Gender and power are key themes in our world: both past and present. Women, especially, have been fighting for equality and power for generations. But where did this gender and power separation begin?
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02AprAcing the AP® United States Government & Politics Exam with David Wolfford
David Wolfford, author of AP® U.S. Government & Politics by AMSCO® gives a sneak peak of what to expect at his upcoming webinar on April 8th at 7:30pm EST. Register for free at the link inside!
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18FebGetting to Know an Editor: Joseph Bianchi, AP® Social Studies
Get to know one of our editors, Joseph Bianchi, who specializes in AP® Social Studies. Joe answers our questions about how he carries over his 25 years of teaching experience to editing, what his favorite decade is, and reveals one of his hidden talents!
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04FebGetting to Know David Wolfford, Author of AP® United States Government & Politics
Get to know the author of our AP® United States Government & Politics textbook. David Wolfford answers our questions about how he maintains his love of teaching AP® Government, his tricks for memorizing student names, and his #1 classroom rule!
