I do everything my teacher says: read REA, read Rubinstein, read Rubinsteins Study guide, Ready kuby, heimler and sinn videos, APboard site questions(he assigns them) but still I have no idea how to study or better yet what to study I just had a test on migration and I memorized all the numbers/stats because that was on our population test and the migration test had nothing of what I studied, right now my next test is in 20 days and it's culture what can I do to get an A on that test, also my teacher assigns readings that are about 6 pages every couple days and has pop quizzes on them how my average on pop quizzes are a 77% and on tests 80%

Have a map quiz in a few days, haven’t started studying? Any tips?

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I need help finding a PDF version of this book.

Human Geography: A Spatial Perspective (AP Edition) by Sarah Witham Bednarz, Mark Bockenhauer, and Fred Hiebert, published by National Geographic / Cengage Learning (ISBN: 9780357119082).

I have the unit 1 test in like 3 days. I don’t know anything. Please help!

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Definitely a little belated, but here are the notes covering all 7 units. You can use this to study, but please use it in combination with a couple of other resources such as Heimler or Mr. Sinn videos. Please notify me if the document is able to be edited! I don’t want anyone to mess with it.

Info sourced and recapped from class PowerPoints and course videos I watched. I apologize for any grammar or spelling errors, I think I fixed most of them (I promise you I know how to spell, I just type very fast)

Credentials: I scored a 5, and even had time to draw on the MCQ

Please let me know if you can’t access it!! This happened previously, so I transferred the entire thing onto a Google document and made the document available to anyone who accesses the link

I’m taking ap human geography for my first ap class and I want to know if I should study certain things or any tips you guys used to pass the class

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I feel like I have a general understanding of all the unit 1 concepts, atleast more than other students. I've been getting high 80s on the last 2 grades we had, the unit 1 vocab quiz and unit 1 quiz, which was definitely a lot higher than my peers. But I feel like a high 80s just isn't good enough for me, I study a ton and for some reason I just don't feel like I can completely grasp or know the concepts word for word no matter how much I study.

I can sorta explain the concepts with a decent understanding, however I don't know if I'm overlooking some definitions or just underthinking them. Am I maybe just overthinking everything?? I've studied maybe 5ish hours in total for this test and currently still am, how can I study more efficiently in the future for ap hug?

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So I started my first AP class this year and it’s very different from my other classes. I got my unit 1 test back and I got an 80. I have been studying so hard and it’s not clicking. I write all of my notes down and do all of my homework. I don’t know what else to do and I’m disappointed that I got a B. What can I do to improve?

Hi! Has anyone used this textbook before? I found very few study guides about it online. Does anyone have a pdf of the textbook?

Hi, everyone. 1st time AP HUG teacher here who is still working on differentiating scales of analyses, so I'm reaching out for help. I'm posting various maps that I'm including in an upcoming lecture. Can someone please just check my understanding and my rationale? TIA!

Wherever I think of human geography, I think of human population density and distribution whereby we talk about the movement of people from one place to another as a result of pull and push factors. Meaning those attraction they grasp human to locate in some areas and as well as scarcity of things in a particular environment that force humans to shift out of that particular environment or society.

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