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Organizing AP History Class: A Typical Week

Learn how to structure your AP History classes efficiently with homework quizzes, discussions on thesis statements, primary sources, and more. Be ready for engaging class activities to enhance your understanding of the material.

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Organizing AP History Class: A Typical Week

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  1. “A Typical Day in AP” After reading an assigned chapter, completing notes and the VGT, and sharing your thesis statement on Google Docs, this is how the next 2 class periods will generally be organized: Day 1: Homework Quiz on the chapter, using your completed VGT and notes (bring hard copies to class). Discuss VGT, grouping into AP themes. (participation pts.) Big Picture Discussion (participation pts.) Discuss primary sources (if assigned) Day 2: Chapter Test (no notes or VGT) Discuss thesis statements in small and large groups (participation pts) 3. Discuss primary sources (if assigned)

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