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seonghwastudy · 4 years

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Introduction!

So, I realised that I never realy introduced myself on here.

So, I decided to answer some basic FAQs so you guys could get to no me better! I'm not sure if you even care tho

So let's start!

What is your name?

For the sake of privacy, you can call me M! Or simply seonghwastudy, either works!

How old are you? What grade are you in?

I'm currently 16 and so I'm in 11th grade.

Where do you live?

I live in India!

What classes are you taking this year?

As I'm an Indian in 11th grade, I'm taking the science stream, PCM and bifocal: Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Computer Science. But apart from that, I'm actually preparing to apply to an American University for Fall 2020 and so I gave the SAT exam in May 2019, GED exams in October and November 2019, I'll be giving the SAT again in December 2019 and I'm preparing for AP exams to give in May 2020. I'm giving 4 AP exams: AP Human Geography, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics and AP US History.

What is your dream university?

I'm hoping to get into Penn State University next year!

Favourite study methods?

I like to take notes in class. Then I read them and the Barron's prep book at home while underlining key points. For APUSH, I'll make notes because my class notes are super messy hahah! Plus I have tonnes of different resources for APUSH that I want to combine together.

For AP Calculus and Statistics, I'll read the content review in Barron's and solve the hundreds of practice problems and frqs.

For AP Hugs I'll read my notes and the Barron's book and solve practice questions.

I also love making quizlet sets wherever required and studying them using the learn mode.

Lastly, I'll just make tonnes of senseless mindmaps to review all the information during exam time. I'll just grab a piece of scratch paper and scribble out all the information in the form of mindmaps that won't ever make sense to me in the future!

I learn the best by writing a lot so I make sure to write our everything as much as possible!

Do you listen to music while studying. If yes, what do you listen to?

Yes, I do listen to music! I listen to music when I'm doing any form of numericals, when I'm writing out notes or when I'm just doing anything that doesn't require too much brain power! I love listening to my playlist!

Sometimes, songs with lyrics are too distracting so I'll just listen to

Both are Kpop, yeah hahah I'm just Kpop trash

Favourite musical artists?

As I said, KPOP TRASH. I only listen to Kpop songs heheh

BTS, VICTON, Pentagon, Stray Kids (ot9 forever TT), The Boyz (ot12 forever TT), Ateez (MY ULT), Up10tion, VAV, Oneus, Got7, Jus2, TXT, Astro, Onewe, Kard, The Rose (GO GIVE THEM LOVE), Bolbbalgan4, Woosung, DAWN plus I occasionally listen to X1, SuperM, NCT Dream, Day6, A.C.E., Sam Kim, Jimin Park and I also have a tonne of songs from many more artists in my playlist.

T R A S H

How do you de-stress?

I don't really have a specific method or routine for destressing. I'm terrible at keeping a journal so definitely not that one lol. I just find listening to music and watching nice YouTube videos to be a good de-stressing mechanism for me. Probably not the healthiest but it works hahah! Also, spending time with friends and family helps me feel calmer and more relaxed!

Favourite studytubers?

I'm currently obsessed with tbhstudying's study with me's hahah! I also love studyquil, studioushailey, studytee, studyign, Mariana's Study Corner, mia ong, revisign and some others.

Apart from these, there are a couple of College Vloggers whose college vlogs are literally all you need in life to survive!

There's Yoora Jung, PaigeY, Holly Gabriel, alicedoesphysics and some others.

I also watch quite a few Korean study vlogs cuz Koreans study so much 😫 and watching their vlogs makes me want to study for the next 20 hours lmao

There's 작심 이주, LAMOON라문, Ryoko료고, HYUN현, SENSE센스, SEOYUN서윤, 달씨Darcie, 게인gain_vlog, HANBINI STUDYLOG and some more. Many don't have english subs, but honestly that doesn't really make much difference cuz you get the point anyways.

Yeah that's about it 🙃

I guess that's it for today. If you have any more questions you want me to answer, feel free to leave them in the comments and I might make a part 2 of this!

Have a great day!

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studywithamelia · 7 years

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AP Human Geography Masterpost

Hi everyone! I have decided to create a masterpost all about AP Human Geography. I took this course this past year and got a 5 on the AP exam, so I felt like it was appropriate to share my experiences and tips with everyone taking it in the future. I hope you enjoy this and find everything useful!

The Exam

The exam consists of two parts: multiple choice and free response questions/essays. Let’s break it down:

The Multiple Choice Section: 50% of exam score

Questions: 75

Time: 60 minutes

Info: You may write in the exam booklet. You are given an answer sheet in which you must use a number 2 pencil on.

Tips: Pace yourself. Read the question twice, if not three times, and understand the keywords within. If you’re stumped, circle it and move on- don’t waste time dwelling on one question. Don’t skip questions- there’s no guessing penalty, so make an educated guess if you’re blanking out. If you have extra time, use it to check your answers.

The FRQs/essays: 50% of exam score

Questions: 3

Time: 75 minutes

Info: You may write in the exam booklet to outline and annotate the question. Use the lined paper to write your final answer. Label each answer with its corresponding question number (1, 2, or 3). You must use a black or blue pen. If you cross something out, it can’t be graded.

Tips: Take 25 minutes per question. 5 minutes to outline, 2o to write. Read the question at least 3 times, and really understand it. If you have extra time, use it to add more detail to your answers and edit. Be specific. Remember to use lots of content vocabulary and think spatially. Use examples you can elaborate on. Only write what’s necessary- graders don’t want to read what they don’t have to. You don’t even need a topic sentence. This isn’t a super-formal, 5 paragraph essay. Just write down what’s necessary.

For more information, this page is really helpful!

Tips

Maps are crucial. Believe me. During every test, you’re always going to wish you took more than one glance at that one map. So make it a priority to really understand and learn these maps! Remember, you’re thinking about geography here- so maps are going to be your best friend. Find methods that work for you to remember these maps. If you’re a visual learner, just looking at the map can help you tons. My friend who is a visual learner set an important map as her phone lock screen for a few weeks before the test and it really helped her! For me personally, I’m more of a kinesthetic learner, so I found it very helpful to physically draw the map with lots of color-coding. Long story short- learn those maps!

Learn as many vocab words as you can. You can use my quizlet- just trust me on this one, okay? Your teacher’s tests + quizzes will likely revolve around these vocab words- in fact, there may even be a couple of questions that simply ask you to define a word! Even if this isn’t the case in your class, they’re important to know for the exam. When writing FRQs, you want to use as much content vocabulary as possible to show your proficiency in the topic. If you know more words, you can use more words! (duh!!) So, you should definitely take the time to learn these.

Review books! They’re going to be your best friend! If you don’t want to pay for them, you can get pretty cheap used ones on eBay and Amazon. I personally used the Princeton Review book and loved it, but I had a lot of friends that used the Barron book and scored high as well. I also just stumbled across this free online review book- it doesn’t have any practice tests, but it looks like it has tons of outlines and such. It has good reviews on Amazon, and although I can’t vouch for it myself, give it a try!

Remember, you’re looking for the why of where. While answering MC questions and writing FRQs, always remember to think about the why of where and to think spatially. Chances are, during the multiple choice section, you’ll stumble across a question you don’t know the answer to. Don’t panic! Using spatial analysis to make an educated guess is better than blindly guessing C.

Think spatially, always! Find ways to incorporate spatial thinking into your everyday life! By discovering connections between the textbook and your experiences, you’re strengthening your understanding of the topic and giving yourself personal examples to use for essays. For example, whenever I passed by “trending” neighborhoods in my city, I always thought about gentrification and New Urbanism. Guess what? It was an FRQ!

Always think about FRQ prompts. While reading, taking notes, doing practice tests, learning words, etc, etc- think about FRQ prompts! Remember the keywords used in FRQ prompts: describe, discuss, define, analyze, give an example, explain, compare, contrast, and assess. Using these words and the concepts you’ve learned, compile some ideas of potential FRQ prompts. Thinking about them will help you answer them better! (If you need ideas, take a look at these past prompts.)

Consume current events + media. Watch the news, read Twitter moments, take a peek at your local newspaper once in a while- however you consume your news, do it often. APHG revolves around current events and how they are incorporated into the world spatially- so the more you know, the more options you have for examples for FRQs.

Practice, practice, practice! I couldn’t tell you how many practice tests I did before the exam. Countless FRQs- fun fact, College Board releases past FRQs for you to use and practice with, and you can find dozens online! You can also find tons of practice MC questions online and in review books. I recommend taking the MC section, whilst of course timing yourself- you want to make sure you don’t run out of time during the real exam- and then afterward, checking your answers and revising the ones you got incorrect. After that, determine which topic that question falls under and tally up how many questions you got wrong per topic. It will give you a good idea of what you need to study & how much! Overall, just try to take as many practice exams as possible to really grasp the test. They’ll become easier and easier with time!

Resources

Vocab Flashcards by me!- Feel free to use them and share them, just please give credit :-) these have almost every single APHG vocab word in them! They’re divided up by the units my teacher did, so if they don’t match up with yours feel free to customize them however you’d like.

iScore5 App- The best $5 I’ve ever spent. There are a few typos, but this app has everything- flashcards, practice questions, and even some FRQ prompts with answers. It makes it super easy to study whenever you have free time- and you can’t use the excuse that you forgot your exam book at home, because you have it right there on your phone!

Albert.io- So, this does cost money- but it’s a great investment. (Edit: I think it only costs money to view the answers- which in my opinion is super important! I’m not totally sure though- someone lmk in the comments!) It has tons of super great and realistic MC questions and some nice FRQs.

And that’s about it! If I forgot anything, feel free to add on in the comments section, and don’t forget to reblog this/share it with all of your fellow APHG study buddies! I hope this is helpful to at least some of you, and I wish you the best of luck!

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Barron's AP Human Geography with Online Tests - Meredith Marsh & Peter S. Alagona

Barron's AP Human Geography with Online Tests Meredith Marsh & Peter S. Alagona Genre: Study Aids Price: $16.99 Publish Date: August 6, 2018 Publisher: Barrons Educational Series Seller: SIMON AND SCHUSTER DIGITAL SALES INC Barron’s AP Human Geography features key content review and practice to help students prepare for the exam. This edition includes: • Two full-length practice exams in the book with answers and explanations • One diagnostic test to help students target areas where they need more study • Three full-length online practice tests with all questions answered and explained • Subject review covering map reading and understanding scale, population geography, cultural geography, political geography, economic geography, agricultural and rural geography, and urban geography http://bit.ly/2XskHXH

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seizetherains · 7 years

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Barron's AP Human Geography Test Prep Book

#I've found not one but TWO typos in this book so far #the editors didn't do too good of a job I guess #maybe they didn't want to read it either

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etherealrosesandsleep · 7 years

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AP Human Geography Study Material

These are only a few that I have right now but hope it’s helpful to someone

HOW TO STUDY

How to study for ap human geography -I liked this one the most

PRACTICE TEST/ QUIZZES

Barron

diagnostic tests - so many little quizzes to help over each topic

Albert- referenced by so many students to me

chapter quizzes

FLASHCARDS

Rubenstein vocab - all of his vocab- highly sourced

Terminology

CRASH COURSE

PDF REVIEW BOOK

PPT/REVEIWS

ppt review - goes over a lot

ASSIGNMENTS

chapter work sheets -every chapter and key issue

#human geography #ap #ap test #ap human geography #study material #studyspo #study motivation #study #studyblr #good luck ap students #ap human geography study material #human geography study guides

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Lindenwood Humanities Faculty: Recent Publications

The Lindenwood University School of Humanities is proud of our faculty, who maintain active research agendas in addition to being recognized for their dedication and excellence in teaching. Here is a list of our faculty’s most recent notable contributions to published scholarship in their respective fields:

Dr. Heather Brown Hudson, French and Women’s and Gender Studies

“A Side of Family, Hold the Mother: Motherless family portraits. Dare Wright and her fictive kin in the Lonely Doll series,” in The Absent Mother in the Cultural Imagination: Missing, Presumed Dead. Ed. by Berit Astrom. New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2017.

Professor Alex Balogh, Creative Writing

Poetry: Selections in a book:

“Peruanita” & “Election Day” in Crossing the Divide, Vagabond Press, 2016.

Dr. Geremy Carnes, English

The Papist Represented: Literature and the English Catholic Community, 1688-1791 (monograph, forthcoming from University of Delaware Press in August 2017).

“One Sad Devil,” review of Lucifer (TV Series), exCommunicated: The Newsletter of the International Society for Heresy Studies 2, no. 2 (2016): 5-7.

Dr. Theodore Cohen, History

“Among Races, Nations, and Diasporas: Genealogies of ‘La bamba’ in Mexico and the United States,” Studies in Latin American Popular Culture 35 (2017): 51-78.

Dr. Benjamin Cooper, English

Veteran Americans: Revolutiuon to Reconstruction, monograph forthcoming in Spring 2018 by University of Massachusetts Press.

“All Your Font are Belong to Us: Gaming in the Late Age of Print.” Forthcoming in Type Matters. Eds. Danielle Nicole DeVoss and C.S. Wyatt.

“Land Mines and Punch Lines.” Rev. of Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War, by Mary Roach. The Common Reader (December 2016): ):https://commonreader.wustl.edu/c/land-mines-punch-lines/.

Dr. Melissa Ridley Elmes, English

Edited Collection

(With Misty Urban and Deva Fall Kemmis, co-editors), Melusine’s Footprint: Tracing the Legacy of a Medieval Myth. Leiden: Brill (In production; publication November 2017).

Articles in Refereed Journals

“Conduct and Character: The Overlooked Importance of Feasting in Medieval Robin Hood Texts.” Forthcoming in Medieval Perspectives.

“He Dreams of Dragons: Alchemical Imagery in the Medieval Dream Visions of King Arthur.” Arthuriana 27.1 (Spring 2017). 73-94.

Book Chapters

“The Alchemical Transformation of Melusine,” in Melusine’s Footprint: Tracing the Legacy of a Medieval Myth. Ed. Misty Urban, Deva Kemmis, and Melissa Ridley Elmes. (Leiden: Brill, In production; Forthcoming 2017).

Signed Encyclopedia Articles

“Melusine.” Encyclopedia of Middle English Literature. Robert Rouse and Sian Echard, eds. Wiley Blackwell. August 2017.

Dr. Elizabeth Fleitz, English

Review of Type:Rider [video]. Forthcoming in Kairos 22.1(August 2017): http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/

Review of “I2: Preserving Spaces of Wonder in an Age of Surveillance: Getting Started with Digital Cryptography.” 2017. Sweetland DRC, http://www.digitalrhetoriccollaborative.org/2017/06/26/cw-session-i2-preserving-spaces-of-wonder-in-an-age-of-surveillance-getting-started-with-digital-cryptography/

“Teaching Digital Rhetoric in the Age of Fake News: Media Literacy and Source Evaluation in the First-Year Writing Classroom.” 15 Mar 2017. Blog Carnival 11. Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative. http://www.digitalrhetoriccollaborative.org/2017/03/15/teaching-digital-rhetoric-in-the-age-of-fake-news-media-literacy-and-source-evaluation-in-the-first-year-writing-classroom/

Review of “A.04: Reconsidering Professional Credentials of Writing Program Faculty.” Kairos 21(2). http://praxis.technorhetoric.net/tiki-index.php?page=PraxisWiki%3A_%3ACCCC_2016

Review of “B2: Arguing in Type: On the Rhetoricity of Letterforms.” 2016. Sweetland DRC. http://www.digitalrhetoriccollaborative.org/2016/06/28/b2-arguing-in-type-on-the-rhetoricity-of-letterforms/

Professor Tracy Flicek, ESL/EPP

Review of: Luley, T. (2014, August 24). Review of the book English With an Accent: Language, Ideology, and Discrimination in the United States. Rosina Lippi-Green. TESOL Journal, 5(3), 546-550. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/enhanced/doi/10.1002/tesj.164

Dr. Stephen Gietschier, History

“How the Burger Court Came to Be” in Samuel O. Regalado and Sarah K. Fields (eds.), Sport and the Law: Historical and Cultural Intersections (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 2014), 43-51.

“History” in Trey Strecker, Steven P. Gietschier, Mitchell Nathanson, John A. Fortunato, and David George Surdam, Understanding Baseball: A Textbook (Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2014, 3-50.

Dr. Shenika Harris, Spanish

Harris, S., Bernales, C., Romero-Ghiretti, G., Dolosic, Liu, H., & Van Bishop, T. (2016) Readings in L2 Reading: Publications in other venues during 2015-2016. Reading in a Foreign Language. 28(2), 319-366. Web.

Dr. Donald Heidenreich, History

“Adkins v. Children’s Hospital.” Women in the American Political System: An Encyclopedia of Women as Voters, Candidates, and Office Holders. Editor Valerie Hennings Dianne Bystrom. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2017.

“Sixteenth Amendment.” Women in the American Political System: An Encyclopedia of Women as Voters, Candidates, and Office Holders. Editor Valerie Hennings Dianne Bystrom. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2017.

“World War II.” SAGE Encyclopedia of War. Editor Paul Joseph. Sage Publishing, 2017, 1883-1887.

“D-Day.” SAGE Encyclopedia of War. Editor Paul Joseph. Sage Publishing, 2017, 450-53.

“The Power to Regulate Land and Naval Forces.” The powers of the U.S. Congress: where constitutional authority begins and ends. Editor Brien Hallett. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2016, pp 159-170.

Dr. Meredith Marsh, History

Barrons AP Human Geography, 6th Edition (2016).

Dr. Travis McMaken, Religion

Our God Loves Justice: An Introduction to Helmut Gollwitzer (Fortress Press, forthcoming).

“Baptism,” in Adam J. Johnson (ed.), T & T Clark Companion to the Atonement (Bloomsbury, forthcoming).

“Actualism, Dualism, and Onto-Relations: Interrogating Torrance’s Criticism of Barth’s Doctrine of Baptism,” Participatio 6 (2016): 1–31. Web.

Dr. Patrick O’Banion, History

This Happened in My Presence: Moriscos, Old Christians, and the Spanish Inquisition in the Town of Deza, 1569-1611 (University of Toronto Press, 2017).

“‘They will know our hearts’: Practicing the Art of Dissimulation on the Islamic Periphery,” Journal of Early Modern History 20 (2016): 193-217.

“The Prisoners’ Dilemma: Strategies and Ruses in the Inquisitorial Jails of Early Modern Cuenca,” in Allison Levy, ed., Playthings in Early Modernity: Party Games, Word Games, Mind Games (Medieval Institute Publications, 2017), 277-89.

“Jerome Zanchi: A Life in Exile. Part 2: The Scholar in Exile,” Ad Fontes 1.3 (November 2016).

“Jerome Zanchi: A Life in Exile. Part 1: From Italy to Exile,” Ad Fontes 1.2 (October 2016): 3-4.

Dr. Justine Pas, English

Relaying Lem’s Solaris: The Politics of Relay Translation and Language Hierarchies. In Mohammed Albakry (Ed.), Translations and the Intersections of Texts, Contexts, and Politics: Historical and Socio- Cultural Perspectives. Palgrave Macmillan. 2017. http://www.palgrave.com/gb/book/9783319537474#aboutAuthors

The Other Women’s Lives: Translation Strategies in the Global Feminisms Project. In Olga Castro and Emek Ergun (Ed.), Feminist Translation Studies: Local and Transnational Perspectives. Routledge. 2017. https://www.amazon.com/Feminist-Translation-Studies-Transnational-Perspectives/dp/1138931659

Foreword. We Who Lived: Two Teenagers in World War II Poland. McFarland. 2017. https://www.mcfarlandbooks.com/book-2.php?id=978-1-4766-7008-9

Critical Essay: Eva Hoffman. In Steven G. Kellman (Ed.), Critical Survey of American Literature. Salem Press and Grey House Publishing. 2016. http://www.salempress.com/press_titles.html?book=483

Dr. Gabriela Romero-Ghiretti, Spanish

Harris, Shenika, C. Bernales, Gabriela Romero-Ghiretti, H. Dolosic, H. Liu, and T. Van Bishop. “Readings on L2 reading: Publications in other venues 2015-2016.” Reading in a Foreign Language 28.2 (October 2016): 319-365. Web.

“Representación femenina y canon vanguardista: mirada feminizante en La señorita Etc. de Arqueles Vela”. Chasqui XLIV.2 (November 2015): 258-271. Print.

Dr. Jeffrey Smith, History

“Till Death Do Keep Us Part: Segregation and Social Values in Cemeteries in St. Louis, Missouri,” in Till Death Do Us Part: Ethnic Cemeteries as Borders Uncrossed (Forthcoming, Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2018).

The Rural Cemetery Movement: Places of Paradox in the Nineteenth Century America. Lexington Books, 2017.

“William Clark, Black Hawk, and the Militarization of Indian Removal,” The Confluence, Fall-Winter, 2016.

Dr. Jeanie Thies, Political Science

Thies, Jeanie, Joe Zlatic, Howard Wall, and Michael Stein. 2016. St. Charles Treatment Court Evaluation. Report to the St. Charles County Treatment Court.

Thies, Jeanie, Michael Stein and Callie Johnson. 2016. Evaluation of the Janis Good Mental Health Court. Report to the Missouri Eastern District Federal Probation Office.

Zlatic, Joe and Jeanie Thies. Fall/Winter 2016-2017. Correctional Reform in Red States. Missouri Policy Journal. Published by Lindenwood University.

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