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AP WORLD HISTORY PERIOD 5
MR. CAMPOS IMPORTANT REMINDER, AS DECIDED ON THURSDAY LAST WEEK, THAT WE HAVE A VERY IMPORTANT MEETING AFTER SCHOOL TODAY MAY 14TH. FAILURE TO ATTEND WILL RESULT IN ACADEMIC CONSEQUENCES.
Also, you should be reviewing, reading, disecting the princeton and/or baron ap preparation book.
START READING THE PRINCETON OR BARON'S AP U.S. BOOK FROM THIS POINT FORWARD AND STUDYING THE NOTES FOR THE COMING NOTES EXAM THIS ON April 26th! NOTE THAT THE NOTES EXAM IS EVERYTHING WE HAVE STUDIED FROM THE START OF THE YEAR TO THE END. We have now arrived to the count down of this course. I expect nothing but your total dedication until the early afternoon of May 17th. From here on out EVERYTHING you have done is ultimately judged on this single exam. After school sessions will no longer just be extra credit. It will be mandatory. For every after school session you miss, you will receive a packet assignment due at a given specified date. For example, if we have an after school session awarding extra credit on April 23, then YOU MUST attend. Failure to do so will result in you receiving a packet assignment due on May 17th. The assignment packet will not be easy, and it will be work you must do AFTER the exam is over. The schedule for this class is shown below. We will be taking exams and reviewing results. All of this will be to help you do the best you can for the national exam. We will be learning CHANGE OVER TIME ESSAYS AND COMPARATIVE AND CONTRAST ESSAYS strategies in class and after school. Failure to attend after school sessions will demonstrate that you are not fully committed to doing your best, and I will therefore be fully committed to making the class even more challenging AFTER the test is over. However, if you are fully committed to this class up to May 17th, I will make this course a more relaxing and enjoyable experience. Nevertheless, that MUST be EARNED. And all I ask in return is your total dedication up to May 17th. Monday April 16th (Aday) Continuity and Change Over time (CCTO) Strategies Essay HW Wednesday April 18th Comparative Contrast (CC) Essay Friday April 20 Aday Go Over Essays Tuesday April 24 Aday Review DBQ Essay Thursday April 26th (Aday) NOTES EXAM (WORTH 25 GRADES) April 30th Aday Monday C.C.O.T. (Worth 10 grades) AND DBQ Exam (Worth 15 grades) Wed. May 2nd Aday EOC testing Fri. May 4th Aday MULTIPLE CHOICE EXAM (30 Grades) AND DBQ ESSAY EXAM (worth 10 grades) MANDATORY AFTER SCHOOL SESSION: CCOT EXAM (10 grades) Tues. May 8th Aday Review Essays MAY 10TH Master Review I MAY 14TH Master Review II MAY 16TH REST MAY 17TH AP WORLD HISTORY EXAM DAY
Tutor days Every Tuesday or Wednesday (depending on the schedule) students are allowed to pair up with another student earning a high average (strong B or A) and do assignments that may help a student study for the up coming tests. Students are to complete the assignments between 2:30 and 3:30. Students who are tutoring (A students or selected B students) do not have to complete the assignment but will receive credit for the tutoring session. All students that qualify for being a tutor are listed below. EACH TUTOR CANNOT HAVE MORE THAN TWO STUDENTS TO TUTOR. As the class will have AP World and AP U.S. from all periods and therefore the numbers are limited to groups of three. Anyone could come for peer tutoring
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