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    The document is a newsletter from an AP World History teacher welcoming students to the class. It outlines that students will study world history from 1650 to the present, focusing on major events like the World Wars and emergence of globalism. It also mentions that the class goal is to pass the AP exam, and that the teacher will set up an online forum for assignments, discussions, and sources. Students are asked to discuss their existing knowledge of world history at the first class meeting without prior research.

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    The History of Your AP World History Journey: What To Bring To Class

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    The document is a newsletter from an AP World History teacher welcoming students to the class. It outlines that students will study world history from 1650 to the present, focusing on major events like the World Wars and emergence of globalism. It also mentions that the class goal is to pass the AP exam, and that the teacher will set up an online forum for assignments, discussions, and sources. Students are asked to discuss their existing knowledge of world history at the first class meeting without prior research.

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    February 6th, 2013

    Claire Fackelman

    Volume 1 Issue 1

    The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history. -George Orwell

    The History of your AP World History Journey

    elcome to AP World History! You and I will embark on the History of the World from 1650 to the Present. Throughout this class we will focus on world issues such as the First and Second World wars, humanitarian struggles, and the emergence of globalism, just to name a few historic milestones. Naturally, since we are an AP class our end goal will be passing the AP exam in the Spring. However, that is a long way off so lets not fret.

    will also be setting up edmodo.com account for our class to: submit assignments have group discussions use as an avenue to bring in online sources Of course we will use other avenues of technology as the class progresses but we can discuss that in another newsletter.

    What to bring to Class


    For our first meeting Id like to discuss your knowledge of World History. Not the books knowledge or your cats knowledge but yours! Please dont do research prior! See you in Class!! Ms. Fackelman

    Using Tech In History


    We will have this newsletter that I will send out stating different things coming up regarding deadlines for the AP test and our group projects. I

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