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A Truly Different Approach
A product that actually does what customers need it to do – because our customers help to create it – is a good thing. That’s what we’re setting out to...
A Truly Different Approach
A product that actually does what customers need it to do – because our customers help to create it – is a good thing. That’s what we’re setting out to do with the help of hundreds of volunteer teachers.
Breaking the First Rule of Publishing
When a company makes sacrifices to gain profit, the customers lose. When the customers are American schools, everyone loses.
Breaking the First Rule of Publishing
When a company makes sacrifices to gain profit, the customers lose. When the customers are American schools, everyone loses.
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Mastering the DBQ: How Inquiry Drives Better Wr...
Discover how to move students beyond a "flashcard mentality" by using historical inquiry and precise definitions to build the sophisticated lines of reasoning required for AP® History DBQ and LEQ...
Mastering the DBQ: How Inquiry Drives Better Writing (Part 1)
Discover how to move students beyond a "flashcard mentality" by using historical inquiry and precise definitions to build the sophisticated lines of reasoning required for AP® History DBQ and LEQ success.
Ask an Expert, Part 3 – Earning the Complexity ...
Tony walks us through an example for using a counterargument to earn the Complexity point in a Long-Essay Question response.
Ask an Expert, Part 3 – Earning the Complexity Point through a Counterargument, An Example
Tony walks us through an example for using a counterargument to earn the Complexity point in a Long-Essay Question response.
Ask an Expert, Part 2 – 4 Ways for Earning the ...
Tony Maccarella is at it again, this time with 4 methods students should know for earning the elusive Complexity point on the AP World History Modern and AP Euro exams.
Ask an Expert, Part 2 – 4 Ways for Earning the Complexity Point
Tony Maccarella is at it again, this time with 4 methods students should know for earning the elusive Complexity point on the AP World History Modern and AP Euro exams.