Under light.... that I have never seen.
AP World History Exam Studying Day One:
Just begun reading Barron's guide. 4 shots espresso + a nice warm bath = now on Page 77.
(Note to self: I'm fucked.)
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10 minutes later:
I'll share an exerpt from the "How to use this guide in studying for the AP Exam" portion found in Section One of Barron's Guide.
"It is best to use this book over a long period of time, rather than trying to cram at the last minute. You will want to absorb information and ideas slowly and thoroughly. [...] If you plan to use this volume as a review device, as practice for the Advanced Placement exam, do not wait until late April or May. Try to reserve time in late March or early April to go over review chapters and do sample questions on material you have already studied in class and homework assignments. You may want to save one of the Model Advanced Placement exams for early May, then use it as a last-minute practice round."
-Page 3
(Note to self: kill that motherfucker John McCannon, Ph.D., alias "Barron"; P.S.: still fucked.)
Just begun reading Barron's guide. 4 shots espresso + a nice warm bath = now on Page 77.
(Note to self: I'm fucked.)
***
10 minutes later:
I'll share an exerpt from the "How to use this guide in studying for the AP Exam" portion found in Section One of Barron's Guide.
"It is best to use this book over a long period of time, rather than trying to cram at the last minute. You will want to absorb information and ideas slowly and thoroughly. [...] If you plan to use this volume as a review device, as practice for the Advanced Placement exam, do not wait until late April or May. Try to reserve time in late March or early April to go over review chapters and do sample questions on material you have already studied in class and homework assignments. You may want to save one of the Model Advanced Placement exams for early May, then use it as a last-minute practice round."
-Page 3
(Note to self: kill that motherfucker John McCannon, Ph.D., alias "Barron"; P.S.: still fucked.)