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Hello Parents, boys and girls, on this site you will find everything you need to prepare for in class exams, regents exams and the College Board's AP* exam.
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****Incoming *AP Students****
I will calling and notifying students in the next few days and letting them know that they were selected to this years *AP Wolrd History Program.
Firstly, congratualtions. This will be a wonderful experience for all of you. Now on to business.
Please download the links below. They are all going to help you read and understand what this class and test are about.
AP* CONTRACT (Needs to be read and signed by your parent, so please print it out)
PARENT LETTER
AP TEST TIPS
You first assignment will be to go to the AP* World History link and download and read the review packets from foundations and 600-1450 in both formats. This is material that you have already covered but will be reintroduced to in AP* World History. Will reading this material, begin to make you flash cards of important dates, events, leaders and ideas.
Please also begin to prepare on your own. There are many review books that will help you prepare for the AP* test.
Here are some books you may want to look into:
The Princeton Review: Cracking the AP World History Exam, 2010 Edition
Kaplan AP World History 2010
Barron's AP World History
5 Steps to a 5 AP World History, 2010-2011 Edition
***Also, please download the review packets, timeline, glossary and objectives of the AP* exam on the AP*review page
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Also please feel free to email me for any practice and review material that I can provide you. If you need any help please feel free to find me during the school day.
Please download the links below. They are all going to help you read and understand what this class and test are about.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me: mhubbs@schools.nyc.gov
******************************************************
****Incoming *AP Students****
I will calling and notifying students in the next few days and letting them know that they were selected to this years *AP Wolrd History Program.
Firstly, congratualtions. This will be a wonderful experience for all of you. Now on to business.
Please download the links below. They are all going to help you read and understand what this class and test are about.
AP* CONTRACT (Needs to be read and signed by your parent, so please print it out)
PARENT LETTER
AP TEST TIPS
You first assignment will be to go to the AP* World History link and download and read the review packets from foundations and 600-1450 in both formats. This is material that you have already covered but will be reintroduced to in AP* World History. Will reading this material, begin to make you flash cards of important dates, events, leaders and ideas.
Please also begin to prepare on your own. There are many review books that will help you prepare for the AP* test.
Here are some books you may want to look into:
The Princeton Review: Cracking the AP World History Exam, 2010 Edition
Kaplan AP World History 2010
Barron's AP World History
5 Steps to a 5 AP World History, 2010-2011 Edition
***Also, please download the review packets, timeline, glossary and objectives of the AP* exam on the AP*review page
******************************************************
Also please feel free to email me for any practice and review material that I can provide you. If you need any help please feel free to find me during the school day.
Please download the links below. They are all going to help you read and understand what this class and test are about.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me: mhubbs@schools.nyc.gov
Click the link above for your respective class and begin downloading notes, handouts and many other things that will make this year easy.
Parents and students check out a new site www.nycg2g.com
The site is new and offers career and college advice to you and your child.
Also, you can check out New Dorp's Social Studies website here.
Parents and students check out a new site www.nycg2g.com
The site is new and offers career and college advice to you and your child.
Also, you can check out New Dorp's Social Studies website here.
