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WEST MILFORD, NJ – Sherpa Learning, a leading independent publisher of high-level Advanced Placement® (AP) resources, is proud to announce the release of its latest workbook, Critical Practice for AP...
New AP® African American Studies Resource Authored by Course Development Committee Member
WEST MILFORD, NJ – Sherpa Learning, a leading independent publisher of high-level Advanced Placement® (AP) resources, is proud to announce the release of its latest workbook, Critical Practice for AP African American Studies. This comprehensive skill-building resource is authored by Kamasi Hill, Ph.D., a veteran educator who served as a member of the official AP African American Studies development committee.
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