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AP Human Geography: How to Improve FRQ Responses
This blog entry is designed to provide some hints to help your students improve their writing on the free-response section of the exam. The...
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AP® World History
AP® World History: Comparison, Continuity, and Causation
Do your students struggle to understand the difference between Comparison, Continuity, and Causation when writing essays? Using this presentation...
How to Approach the 2023 AP® World History Exam
Experienced AP World History teacher Dave Drzonek and AP World History Exam table leader Charlie Hart discuss what students did well and what they...
Women's History Month: Gender and Disease in World History
In celebration of Women's History Month, explore this lesson with your students that gives them the opportunity to practice an important part of the...
Pole Vaulting Your Way Through the DBQ
Teaching a young, eager, and naive student how to write a sophisticated DBQ is like teaching a similarly inexperienced athlete how to successfully...
Analyzing Historians' Perspectives on the Rwandan Genocide
The following lesson plan uses the historical thinking skills of comparative and cause and effect to analyze two historians' perspectives on the...
AP® World History: Murder Mystery Party
The teaching of AP® World History can be a daunting task at times. Teachers are asked to teach over 800 years of historical content and then develop...
AP® World: Cultural Diffusion Activity
Cultural diffusion and cultural syncretism are two important concepts in the AP® World History curriculum. Because of its importance, I’ve developed...
AP® World History: How to DBQ
As we get closer to the AP® World History Exam, students will begin to stress about the required essays they will write as part of the exam. The...