Study, practice, rest. Repeat.Human Geography for the AP Course by Hildebrant et al, is perfectly aligned to College Board’s APHG course. It includes all course concepts with plentiful skills support and practice. A complete AP Practice Exam rounds out the tools in this engaging book program.
and there we have it, my first AP class comes to an end. this was actually so interesting and enjoyable, I learned so much, and I'm going to miss this class lowkey because I had so many memories here 😭
did the AP exam almost make me vomit from anxiety? yes. but am I going to take more AP classes? hell yeah, sophmore AP classes here I come 😋
Lowkey interesting but also mind-numbingly boring. I liked all the topics but I prefer a broader understanding and honestly I don’t care about relic boundaries or the Asian-City model or the semi-periphery secondary sector economic states. Might have skimmed and not done my notes. Oops 🤫 honestly terrified about Unit 7 and AP test. I want this to be over goodness. Can I study math now? Bring BACK romantasy goodBYE human geography—you were fine, I guess. Anyone else overwhelmed by how much knowledge was in this? My head feels denser. Hot air is less dense and so it rises up into the air and that’s where I want to be too—up high, unbothered, studying science or math. Peace out
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One of the more balanced textbooks on the subject of AP Human Geography. It tries to present multiple sides of an issue without taking a stance on them. The Module System is a little strange when applied to the new AP Human Geography Course and Exam Description, but a correlation guide is provided by the publisher. The textbook is complete with practice exams and each module has College Board style series of questions at the end. Well worth the asking price.
It’s a good textbook. It’s kind of slow at times, but the examples that it gives really helped me understand the content. Highly recommend taking notes.