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Their Eyes Were Watching God
Quizlet Help
11.04.16 // Last day before school starts and I’m studying with friends 🎒
So you’re taking ap us government & politics!! It can be a lot of work at times, but with some effort + dedication you’ll be doing well on the exam in no time. I’ve put together a few resources + a couple of tips which I’ve found useful that I hope will help you succeed!!
HOW I STUDY FOR GOVERNMENT
REVIEW BOOKS
barron’s- i did most of my revision from this hulking monster of a book. i created a revision plan and made notes on each chapter before compiling them into flashcards, although this method definitely doesn’t work for everyone!!
rea crash course- (this links to a free pdf of the book btw) tiny, but i love it. i read a chapter or so on the bus each day on the way home, or between my classes or whatever, and did a lot of annotating in it. super useful resource for when you need fast facts or just the basics, and it was very helpful in addition to my textbook when studying for tests!
STUDY STRATEGIES
detailed notes- i found notes to be the best way to study, and took notes from my textbook, the Barron’s book, and a stellar video series i found online. they’re my favourite method of revising + what I typically do before compiling info onto flashcards!
flashcards- i know they’re not everyone’s favourite, but i utterly adore flashcards. i broke mine down by topics (for the most part following the layout of the crash course book), and included key words. i love them for this class because they’re so versatile + easy to adapt!
quizlet sets- better than actual flashcards for simple vocab! i build oodles of quizlet sets to help me out. there’s a lot of straight memorization involved in government, and for things like knowing court cases i found quizlet sets to be particularly useful!!
graphics- because government is so interconnected, i found that diagrams and other graphics really helped me to learn the material. you can make flowcharts, colour coded venn diagrams, and if they work for you, then the more the better!! for instance, here’s my ‘branches of government’ chart :D
RESOURCES
VIDEOS
crash course us gov (so cute + helpful)
super informative videos (although a little boring, these were the ones i used most)
how to write an ap gov frq
3 hour ap gov review
supreme court cases for dummies
NOTES
links to ap us gov review posts by @scholasticwhimsy
MASSIVE review packet
vocabulary from apstudynotes.com
sparknotes gov + pol
branches of government diagram
QUIZZES & FLASHCARDS
flashcards by topic from varsity tutors
gov jeopardy!!! for fun with friends :D
very nice review quizzes
huge quizlet review set
nice court cases quizlet
OTHER
how 2 study politics + government by @studyei
huge archive with notes, FRQs, and even practice tests
all released FRQs from the college board
pdf chart of court cases
TIPS!
know your court cases! sometimes they come up, sometimes they don’t, but they’re really helpful in the frqs and there’s no reason to lose points on easy court case questions in the multiple choice.
iron triangle!! just know it back to front, upside down, inside out, and doing yoga. the iron triangle is your friend!
plan! if you have a study plan from the outset, you’ll be better able to keep yourself on track and going exactly where you need to be.
get started early! gov is quite content heavy— although most of it’s just memorizing— so getting started in advance will really get you through everything you need to cover. Just keep working at it and you will get there.
focus + have confidence! sounds cheesy, but it’s true. Don’t give up on government and keep on working to the best of your ability.
AP Lit Study Tips
For the “Great Works” essay, you’re given a prompt and list of recommended novels for the propmt. Of course you can use other books, but the issue is remembering the plots, characters, symbolism, etc of the novels you read.
My AP Lit teacher has a technique for this. You take an 5″x 8″ notecard (it’s pretty big, but you’ll need the size) and you write all of the information on it. She recommends writing in blue/black pen because pencil will smudge and fade from continuously flipping through it. This info will help you remember what you’ve read, so only use “key” words that will spark memories in your mind, and don’t write full sentences.
Title
Author
Setting
Characters (with brief descriptions; identify protagonist and antagonist, foils)
Brief Plot Summary
Themes
Symbols/ Motifs/ Allusions
Distinguishing Characteristic of Work
Your personal response to the content and style of the work
Hope this helps! I think it’s a fantastic idea.
nov. 12 / some old art history notes + my fav wall !! 🌻
7.20 I’m like a day behind schedule for the online astronomy course I’m taking but it’s nothing I can’t handle:)) ft. a lil book “stars and planets: understanding the universe” that isn’t actually for this course but it’s ~aesthetic~ is gr8
09.14.16
half way through the first week of university! Gotta say the study spaces are to die for ~
Journaling + chilling
Coffee-hopping in New York. PS. We’re working on compiling workplaces in the City. Stay tuned.
AP Café in Brooklyn, New York
[ 28.08.16 • 10/100 DAYS OF PRODUCTIVITY ] wuhu some geog notes on plate tectonics that I did last week in preparation for my time trial the second day after c: but well the day was well spent I suppose, 28/8!!aka birthday so there was cake the night before and then it was just studying straight on haha ;-; I completed my essay assignment though, on the reduction of gender inequality through education wew all that in-text referencing really tires out your eyes :’) hope everyone had a gr8 day though!!!
“Optimism is the madness of insisting that all is well when we are miserable.” - Voltaire
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Tomorrow is my German exam and I’m well prepared. I’m hoping to get an A! I’m currently at the library studying some more to be even more prepared. What are you guys up to?
smol college app tips | via 365text
this has been in my drafts since january, but i never got around to posting it oof. but since then, there are now there a bunch of really nice, in-depth posts out there about the college application process! (ex: @katsdesk‘s high school timeline, and also @cognitia‘s guide to applying for u.s. schools)
so, i thought i’d just write up some tips that i wish people told me about when i was applying for college and then some!! nice ok let’s go
also oof it turned out long bc i included like lil anecdotes and i got a more rambly as i went along so it’s under read more im sorry :( but if you think it was useful please reblog so other people can use as ref too if they want ^^
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Today’s post is exactly what it sounds like– a list of 101 tasty, fun, and (mostly) healthy snacks to keep you fueled while studying. Recipes are linked! :)
apple slices with peanut butter
frozen grapes
nice cream
plain popcorn
no-bake energy bites
raw veggies with hummus
watermelon fruit bowl
yogurt
roasted pumpkin seeds
fried rice in a mug
nuts (ideally unsalted!)
pita bread/pita chips with hummus
nutella energy bites
string cheese
fruit salsa and cinnamon chips
dried figs
yogurt-covered blueberries
oatmeal
chia seed bowl
sweet potatoes
homemade potato chips
cauliflower pizza
fruit salad
dark chocolate (actually healthy in moderation!)
roasted chickpeas
acai bowl
cherry tomatoes
english muffin pizza
edamame
cheese and crackers
broccoli bites
mango lassi
pretzels
cereal (cheerios are great!)
raisins
green smoothies
rice pudding
pigs in a blanket
melon balls (the fruit, not the cocktail!)
banana chips
oatmeal banana cookies
soup
caprese salad
strawberries with fruit dip
chips and guac
fig newtons
apple sandwiches
dried cranberries
unshelled sunflower seeds
kale chips
butternut squash chips
apple chips
zucchini chips
carrot chips
beef jerky
egg-in-a-hole toast
rice cakes
ants on a log
hard-boiled egg with black pepper
cucumber rollups
chocolate-covered almonds
wasabi peas
fruit and lemonade popsicles
nori (seaweed)
dried mango
banana bread
muesli
homemade muffins
roasted fava beans
parmesan cheese crisps
egg baked in avocado
pomegranate seeds
turkey wraps
mini pancakes
fruit leather (look for the kind w/o added sugar!)
snap peas
sweet potato fries
applesauce
veggie pockets
fresh fruit with whipped cream
vanilla almond smoothie
chia seed pudding
apple ladybugs (these are adorable!)
clementines
deli meat with cheese
fruit parfait
golden milk
dates
angel food cake
vietnamese spring rolls
avocado spread on toast
mocha latte smoothie
bananas dipped in peanut butter
strawberry cheesecake trifle
trail mix
omelet in a mug
mango with shredded toasted coconut
baked zucchini
almond butter banana bites
apple slices with cinnamon
water!! (okay, this is kind of cheating, but it’s so so important to stay hydrated!)
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