Study Bubbly

Study Bubbly

Study Bubbly is a group of students dedicated to helping others in their AP Classes. We're here to provide resources for our peers who could use a little bit of help. Follow along with us as we grow together as AP students!

Épisodes

  1. 01/02/2021

    APWH Modern Unit 2 (Networks of Exchange): c. 1200 - 1450

    Welcome to Study Bubbly's first AP World History (Modern) review! Follow along as our tutors Aysha (Potato), Jayden (Tofu) and Samantha (Budgies) summarize the subunits of Unit 2: Networks of Exchange. In this podcast we'll discuss The Silk Roads, The Mongol Empire, Exchange in the Indian Ocean, Trans-Saharan Trade Routes, Cultural Consequences of Connectivity, Environmental Consequences of Connectivity, and Comparison of Economic Exchange. We'll be following along with the College Board's Course and Exam Description to cover everything you need to know for the AP Exam. Want a more in-depth description of Unit 2? Click here to access our free notes on this unit! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1le5M0AorcCq8LgZ3BxjgpHGWf-Dhu2B814UO2-VKdCI/edit?usp=sharing Make sure to stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to get the fastest help from us for AP World and other AP subjects!

    APWH Modern Unit 2 (Networks of Exchange): c. 1200 - 1450

  2. 31/01/2021

    APUSH Unit 2 Part 1: 1607 - 1754

    Welcome back to another APUSH review podcast by Study Bubbly! Follow along as our tutors Vincent (Shadow), Josh (Ding), and Silvia (Dove) discuss the key concepts of APUSH Unit 2 by giving examples and explanations for each. In this podcast we'll be covering the reasons and methods of colonization used by European nations (and how their colonies reflected this, interactions between Europeans and Native Americans, the beginning of the Atlantic slave trade (and racial discrimination), regions of British colonies, and competition over natural resources. We'll be following along with the College Board's Course and Exam Description to cover everything you need to know for the AP Exam. Want a more in-depth description of Unit 2? Click here to access our free notes on this unit! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1byf0TDDTqaD22gS4CCbPGofVxkMsW_xOPu6V7kAMOuk/edit?usp=sharing Make sure to stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to get the fastest help from us for APUSH and other AP subjects!

    APUSH Unit 2 Part 1: 1607 - 1754

  3. 28/12/2020

    AP English Lang. and Comp. Unit 1 Part 1

    Welcome to Study Bubbly's first AP English Language and Composition review! Follow along as our tutors Kaitlyn (Nico), Vincent (Shadow), Josh (Ding), and Silvia (Dove) summarize Unit 1, to start preparing to write a rhetorical analysis essay. In this podcast we'll define rhetoric, the rhetorical situation, common types of rhetorical devices, and go over the different effects they have. We'll be following along with the Collegeboard's Course and Exam Description to cover everything you need to know for the AP Exam. Want a more in-depth description of Unit 1? Copy and paste this link into your search bar to access our free notes on this unit! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZczODgqy4swS_rIHv38f90gCl4QNALgq?usp=sharing Make sure to stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to get the fastest help from us!

    AP English Lang. and Comp. Unit 1 Part 1

  4. 28/12/2020

    APWH Modern Unit 1 Part 2 (The Global Tapestry): c. 1200 - 1450

    Welcome back to another AP World History (Modern) review by Study Bubbly! Follow along as our tutors Mina and Julie (Budgies) effectively summarize the last few subunits of Unit 1, The Global Tapestry. In this podcast we'll discuss State Building in the Americas, State Building in Africa, Developments in Europe, and Comparison in the Period from 1200 to 1450. We'll be following along with the Collegeboard's Course and Exam Description to cover everything you need to know for the AP Exam. Want a more in-depth description of Unit 1? Click here to access our free notes on this unit! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gkGpyMSkYJ6piph5W58hECL47JKA3R5i?usp=sharing Make sure to stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to get the fastest help from us!

    APWH Modern Unit 1 Part 2 (The Global Tapestry): c. 1200 - 1450

  5. 28/12/2020

    APWH Modern Unit 1 Part 1 (The Global Tapestry): c. 1200 - 1450

    Welcome to Study Bubbly's first AP World History (Modern) review! Follow along as our tutors Mina and Julie (Budgies) effectively summarize the first few subunits of Unit 1: The Global Tapestry. In this podcast we'll discuss Developments in East Asia, Developments in Dar-Al Islam, and Developments in South and Southeast Asia from 1200 to 1450. We'll be following along with the Collegeboard's Course and Exam Description to cover everything you need to know for the AP Exam. Want a more in-depth description of Unit 1? Click here to access our free notes on this unit! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gkGpyMSkYJ6piph5W58hECL47JKA3R5i?usp=sharing Make sure to stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to get the fastest help from us!

    APWH Modern Unit 1 Part 1 (The Global Tapestry): c. 1200 - 1450

  6. 20/12/2020

    AP Statistics Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data

    Welcome to Study Bubbly's first AP Statistics review!  Follow along as our tutors Hari, Jeffrey, and Misc effectively summarize Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data, following along with the AP Stats CED (Course and Exam Description). You will be introduced to what statistics is, the key terms you need to know for Unit 1, and how to represent and interpret quantitative and categorical variables with different graphs. Happy studying! If you want a more in-depth description of Unit 1, click here to access our free notes on this unit: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16hWe2JLjEqKhaWHDYNqORrr0xkEtsRiPkymXzRHQRCE/edit?usp=sharing Stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to receive the fastest help from us!

    AP Statistics Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data

  7. 15/12/2020

    APUSH Unit 1: 1491-1607

    Welcome to Study Bubbly's first AP USH review!  Follow along as our tutors Vincent (Shadow), Josh (Ding), and Silvia (Dove) effectively summarize Native tribes, historical trends, and early European settlement, following along with the Collegeboard's Course and Exam description. In this podcast we'll also be discussing the key concepts of Unit 1 and providing examples for each key point you need to know to succeed on the AP Exam. Happy studying! If you want a more in-depth description of Unit 1, click here to access our free notes on this unit! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jbPQvS7YO7_xIox5qQ7dkI77dDN7Y0z4ttUgkCyrHo4/edit?usp=sharing Stay tuned and follow us on all our social media platforms for updates on future content, reviews, and more fun stuff! As always, join our Discord server to receive the fastest help from us!

    APUSH Unit 1: 1491-1607
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Study Bubbly is a group of students dedicated to helping others in their AP Classes. We're here to provide resources for our peers who could use a little bit of help. Follow along with us as we grow together as AP students!

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    Study Bubbly
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2021
  • Épisodes
    7
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