AP Human Geography is a rigorous history course for students who wish to challenge themselves. As such, it is expected that students regularly complete their work, come to class prepared, and engage with the class and subject matter.

To be prepared for class means that each day, students will come prepared with a writing utensil and a notebook, a fully charged chromebook, as well as any homework from the previous night. 

Overview of the Class (Rough dates: time table might shift as needed)

Unit 1: Thinking Geographically (August 16 - August 25)

Unit 2: Population and Migration (August 28 - September 29)

Unit 3: Cultural Patterns and Processes (October 2 - November 3)

Unit 4: Political Patterns and Processes (November 6 - December 20)

Unit 5: Agriculture and Rural Land-Use (January 4 - February 6)

Unit 6: Cities and Urban Land-Use (February 7 - March 13)

Unit 7: Industrial and Economic Development (March 14 - April 16) 

Unit 8: Exam Review (April 17  -May 6)

Unit 9: Post-Exam World History (May 6- May 24)