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00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
02:30 Jonathan’s introduction with music
04:00 Getting to Know Jonathan
04:45 Fast forward option for those that have listened to episode #6, as the contextualization conversation is the same in episode #5 and #6. New content starts at about the 11:00 mark.
05:30 Reflection on the AP Summer Institute for experienced teachers led by Jonathan
06:30 “A well structured essay will cover up for a number of sins” - from AP Exam reader Jonathan
07:41 Jonathan’s experience, sentence stems, and “Because, But, So” as an analysis tool for when writing an essay
12:35 What has been the easiest or hardest content/topics/information to grasp for 1900 to present?
15:04 Tony’s struggles with free trade and the green revolution (linked later in show notes)
16:16 All Star Activities for the timeframe 1900 to present
19:15 The DBQ and grouping and the outlier/monkey wrench documents
How Jonathan does case studies by using Sourcing and Comparison = Extra material only provided via the Patreon version of the episode -- check out our Patreon Site Here - Scroll down for Patreon version of show notes and links
21:20 1900 to present All Star Activities
25:15 All Star DBQs, SAQs, LEQs that “punch above their weight” for this time frame
27:55 Using SAQs to attack their weaknesses and using AP classroom
28:55 DBQs that punch above their weight for 1900 to present
31:20 Too many LEQs to choose from…overwhelming
34:20 Vietnam War and nationalism vs. cold war
37:50 How Tony Started 1900 to present as the first unit in two schools and then jumped back in 8,000 BCE
44:20 Jonathan’s approach with Teaching Freshmen World History
48:30 Activities for Teaching Ninth-Grade World History
The Controversy Debate Method by the Johnson brothers from the University of Minnesota and Empathy= Extra material only provided via the Patreon version of the episode -- check out our Patreon Site Here - Scroll down for Patreon version of show notes and links
57:30 Play on the Russian Revolution
01:01:45 WWI simulation Model UN - Friend or Foe
01:03:00 All Star Movies, Documentaries, Podcasts, Books
01:07:40 All Star Books
01:15:00 All Star Podcasts
01:16:45 All Star Online Resources and Articles
How the Bhakti cults of India taught Jonathan you can not cover everything = Extra material only provided via the Patreon version of the episode -- check out our Patreon Site Here - Scroll down for Patreon version of show notes and links
01:19:45 How to handle running out of time in 1900 to present units before the APWH Exam
01:21:38 How to do Review Sessions and planning the last 4 weeks before the APWH exam
01:25:28 End with a positive story from APWH
**PATREON VERSION OF SHOW NOTES AND LINKS ARE BELOW***
*P = timestamp of Patreon version of episode
*P00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
*P02:30 Jonathan’s introduction with music
*P04:00 Getting to Know Jonathan
*P04:45 Fast forward option for those that have listened to episode #5, as the contextualization conversation is the same in episode #5 and #6. New content starts at about the 11:00 mark.
*P05:30 Reflection on the AP Summer Institute for experienced teachers led by Jonathan
*P06:30 “A well structured essay will cover up for a number of sins” - from AP Exam reader Jonathan
*P07:41 Jonathan’s experience, sentence stems, and “Because, But, So” as an analysis tool for when writing an essay
*P12:35 What has been the easiest or hardest content/topics/information to grasp for 1900 to present?
*P15:04 Tony’s struggles with free trade and the green revolution (linked later in show notes)
*P16:16 All Star Activities for the timeframe 1900 to present
*P19:15 The DBQ and grouping and the outlier/monkey wrench documents
*P21:15 PATREON ONLY Version of podcast - How Jonathan does case studies by using Sourcing and Comparison
*P25:49 1900 to present All Star Activities
*P29:49 All Star DBQs, SAQs, LEQs that “punch above their weight” for this time frame
*P32:29 Using SAQs to attack their weaknesses and using AP classroom
*P33:29 DBQs that punch above their weight for 1900 to present
*P35:54 Too many LEQs to choose from…overwhelming
*P38:54 Vietnam War and nationalism vs. cold war
*P42:24 How Tony Started 1900 to present as the first unit in two schools and then jumped back in 8,000 BCE
*P48:54 Jonathan’s approach with Teaching Freshmen World History
*P53:04 Activities for Teaching Ninth-Grade World History
*P1:02:05 PATREON ONLY Version of podcast - The Controversy Debate Method by the Johnson brothers from the University of Minnesota and Empathy
*P01:06:30 Play on the Russian Revolution
*P01:10:45 WWI simulation Model UN - Friend or Foe
*P01:12:00 All Star Movies, Documentaries, Podcasts, Books
*P01:16:40 All Star Books
*P01:24:00 All Star Podcasts
*P01:25:45 All Star Online Resources and Articles
*P01:28:45 PATREON ONLY Tips for a first year APWH and having historical “holes” that need to be filled
*P01:31:08 How to handle running out of time in 1900 to present units before the APWH Exam
*P01:33:00 How to do Review Sessions and planning the last 4 weeks before the APWH exam
*P01:36:50 End with a positive story from APWH