Course (4 lessons)
Introduction & Overview
How to analyze documents: demonstration & practice
Contextualization, Evidence Beyond and Analysis
Complexity | Reading and Learning from Exemplars
Description
The DBQ essay portion of the AP History exams should be the easy part - if you know what you're doing. You don't even need to know much about the topic! The documents will teach you what you need to know. You just need to know what to do with them.
Students will be instructed on how to analyze documents using an acronym that will guide them through all future document analyses. They will then be instructed on how to pull the information together to write an essay that scores high on the rubric.
The class will be a video lesson in each session that provided independent practice with constructive feedback, as follows:
Session 1 - Go over what the DBQ is, the rubric, and a sample essay.
Session 2- How to analyze documents: demonstration and practice.
Session 3- Contextualization, Evidence Beyond the Documents Analysis Deeper Dive
Session 4 - Reading and Learning from Exemplars, How to Do a DBQ on your own with Feedback
Submitted DBQ Essays will be graded and constructive feedback will be provided.
The essay topics will be based on prompts that have been released by The College Board.
Students will be instructed on how to analyze documents using an acronym that will guide them through all future document analyses. They will then be instructed on how to pull the information together to write an essay that scores high on the rubric.
The class will be a video lesson in each session that provided independent practice with constructive feedback, as follows:
Session 1 - Go over what the DBQ is, the rubric, and a sample essay.
Session 2- How to analyze documents: demonstration and practice.
Session 3- Contextualization, Evidence Beyond the Documents Analysis Deeper Dive
Session 4 - Reading and Learning from Exemplars, How to Do a DBQ on your own with Feedback
Submitted DBQ Essays will be graded and constructive feedback will be provided.
The essay topics will be based on prompts that have been released by The College Board.
The DBQ essay portion of the AP History exams should be the easy part - if you know what you're doing. You don't even need to know much about the topic! The documents will teach you what you need to... more
Details
Type
Course
Subtype
Self-paced
Subject
History, World History
Language
English
Grade
9th Grade (Freshman) (ages 14–15), 10th Grade (Sophomore) (ages 15–16), 11th Grade (Junior) (ages 16–17), 12th Grade (Senior) (ages 17–18)
Standard
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Age group
Adult (18+), Teenager (13–17)
Refunds
No Refunds
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Expertise
I have been teaching and tutoring students in AP World, AP US, and AP European history over the last 15+ years. I have been teaching both a live version and flex version of this same class to over 75 learners on a different platform with a five-star rating.
I have been teaching and tutoring students in AP World, AP US, and AP European history over the last 15+ years. I have been teaching both a live version and flex version of this same class to over 75 learners... more
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