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Back to School Night

Back to School Night. AP World History September 16 th , 2014 Michele De Collibus. How to Contact me:. Mrs . Michele De Collibus Room: 139 Email: decollibusm@gcufsd.net Extra help: Tuesday mornings & by appointment. @ decowhap. Text Book available Online:. Log in: GCWHAP

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Back to School Night

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  1. Back to School Night AP World History September 16th , 2014 Michele De Collibus

  2. How to Contact me: Mrs. Michele De Collibus Room: 139 Email: decollibusm@gcufsd.net Extra help: Tuesday mornings & by appointment @decowhap

  3. Text Book available Online: Log in: GCWHAP Password: GCWHAP2013

  4. Supplies • Students will be required to come to class prepared each day with a pen, pencil, highlighter, and a binder • Texts can be left at home. Students will be told in advance when to bring them in. Copies of the text are available in the library for student use.

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  7. Course Description • AP World History is a rigorous college-level course offered to high school students. The course was designed to be the equivalent of an introductory or survey college course in World History in both scope and depth. • The course will be a continuation of the 9H curriculum beginning in the year 1450 and continuing through present day covering major cultures and events in world history. • This course goes beyond the Global History and Geography curriculum in several ways. First, the pace at which material is covered will be much quicker and will require a great deal of independent reading. Second, the focus of the course is on global processes and connections between cultures and across time periods. Third, the course will concentrate on teaching the skills required for success on the AP Exam • The course will be extremely demanding including daily quizzes, annotated maps, frequent timed essays, several projects, and active participation in group-discussion that will necessitate good time management on the part of the student.

  8. Grading Policy • Exams 60% • Quizzes 40% *grades are available via the parent portal at any time parents would like to check *homework assignments and test dates are posted on my web page, sent out via Twitter, and on the board during class Major Assessments: • Midterm • 10th grade research paper • AP Exam • Regents Exam

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