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GRADE BREAKDOWN: Points system
GRADE BREAKDOWN: Points system
Summative Assessments 70%: Unit Exams, Projects, Essays, & Quizzes
Formative Assessments 30%: Classwork Activities/Assignments
2019 ap-world-history-course-exam-description.pdfSyllabus & CED
Syllabus & CED
APWH Modern Syllabus.pdf
GOOGLE CLASSROOM:
GOOGLE CLASSROOM:
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AP CLASSROOM:
-2nd Period: 73MQLZ
-3rd Period: WAYM32
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The same REMIND code will be used for all AP WORLD: MODERN classes
REMIND CODE
REMIND CODE
AP WORLD MODERN invite 20-21.pdfCOURSE TEXT:
COURSE TEXT:
Main Text (provided):
Strayer, Ways of the World: A Global History with Sources, 3rd Edition. BFW Publishers, 2016
Secondary Texts (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED):
- AMSCO: Advanced Placement Edition-World History: Modern (1200-Present), Perfection Learning, 2021.
Primary sources like documents, maps, art, images, charts, and material culture will be used, interpreted, and analyzed. Classic works of literature will be examined to expand the student’s comprehension of a connected and fervently expanding world system. Many of them engage multiple, if not all of the five themes of AP World History (see below).
HISTORICAL PERIODIZATION (BY %)
HISTORICAL PERIODIZATION (BY %)
AP World History: Modern is taught by periods with a distinct focus on each. Each period will be broken down by units. The percentages attached to each period represent the attention given to certain timelines. The percentages also indicate how much content will be distributed on the AP exam at the end of the semester. The distributions are:
AP World History: Modern is taught by periods with a distinct focus on each. Each period will be broken down by units. The percentages attached to each period represent the attention given to certain timelines. The percentages also indicate how much content will be distributed on the AP exam at the end of the semester. The distributions are:
PERIOD ZERO (6,000 BCE-1200 CE)
I. 1200 CE-1450 CE 20%
II. 1450 CE-1750 CE 20%
III. 1750 CE-1900 CE 20%
IV. 1900 CE-Present 20%
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