Hey! We will be going over the AP African American Studies course in engaging ways and have study sessions. This is a year round series I will add more as the course goes along!

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 :)

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.

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'll cover a different section of ap macro! this includes what macro is, demand + supply, gdp, unemployment, and inflation, learning how to shift graphs, and more!

This series aims to explore and establish a foundational understanding of the first five periods of the AP US History curriculum. We will familiarize ourselves with the content and the various types of exam questions that will show up on the AP exam through engaging lectures and practice problems. By the end of this series, you will feel more than ready to conquer your current or upcoming APUSH course!

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 will be going over very specific APUSH questions regarding Unit 3!

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.

In this series, we will be working together as a group to go over all topics/units in AP U.S. Government over the course of the semester. Bring whatever materials or topics into this group and we'll work together in these study sessions :) If you want to take notes, a notebook and pencil will be required. A laptop or iPad is recommended for assessments & FRQs I will set up for you guys.

Each week we will go over the topics from the different periods covered in the APUSH curriculum. These sessions won't just be about learning the events, they will be about describing why they happened and the effects through games and debates. At the end of each unit, we will look at different DBQs, SAQs, and LEQs to get AP ready. I will also be available to answer any questions during the first 5 minutes and last 5 minutes of the session. The main focus about these sessions is to master the topics and not just about memorizing because history can be fun sometimes. I will also a dedicated session each week just for questions pertaining to anything APUSH related. 🙃

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. 

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

Hello Everyone! This session is going to be a supplement to studying the AP Micro material. We will be going over the units one by one, as well as exploring some cool connections to history, science, and math along the way. I know many schools teach Micro during second semester, so this series is to get you familiar and intrigued by the topics. Can't wait to meet you!😊

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.

teach AP Micro/Macro economics, can teach part of intermediate micro

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 4 through 9 💡 Learn how to answer multiple choice, short answer, long essay, and document-based questions 🌍 Think historically to be fully engaged and immersed in the content

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

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.

Welcome everyone! 😄 In this series, we will be going over famous individuals from Greek Mythology ranging from the God of the sky, Zeus, to the famous Greek hero, Perseus! Aside from talking about the prominent and no-so-prominent figures in Greek mythology, we will also be covering famous stories such as the pandora's box and the abduction of Persephone. Please be prepared to participate in discussions and activities. We're extremely excited to be hosting this series for you all!

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!

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 scared of your first AP Human final? Do you need a good review of the first four units of AP HuG? In this series, we will review the first units of AP HuG in-depth to prepare for finals and get a headstart on the AP exam. We will review the content and also go through practice free-response questions and multiple-choice questions. This is also useful for those who are self-studying for the AP exam. Also, since this is a small group series, there will be time to address all of your individual needs and have a specialized focus if you are struggling. I will also provide resources that helped me succeed in the course and get a 5 on the AP exam :D

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.