Once again this year, C-SPAN is excited to bring back our annual “Cram for the Exam” review shows. Both programs will be archived and shared as streaming video on C-SPAN Classroom after the LIVE programs conclude. Check out the details for each program below.
AP U.S. History: History teachers Jason Stacy and Matthew Ellington, co-authors of “Fabric of a Nation: A History with Skills and Sources, for the AP® US History Course,” will once again host our AP U.S. History review show. New this year, they'll take questions from students live on air on the Washington Journal, this Saturday, April 25th, beginning at 9:15am ET. The duo will also explain how this year's exam is structured, provide strategies for answering questions, and offer tips on how to analyze historical documents. View past APUSH review shows here.
AP U.S. Government & Politics: C-SPAN will also host our annual “Cram for the Exam” AP U.S. Government & Politics exam call-in review on Saturday, May 2nd, beginning at 9:00am ET! Former C-SPAN Teacher Fellow and Troy, Michigan, teacher Ryan Werenka and Petaluma, California, teacher Kevin Jackson will join us LIVE for the program. Students can call in with their questions (and shoutouts), and post @CSPANWJ on X/Twitter with the hashtag #Cram4TheExam. View past “Cram for the Exam” programs and all of our AP Gov. review resources here.
Review Series: Financial Literacy and Economics
This week, we conclude our seven-week review series with our resources covering all things financial literacy and economics, including for both the AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics courses. Explore each resource using the links below!
Earth Day is this Wednesday, April 22nd! Noted primatologist and anthropologist Jane Goodall once remarked, “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” In that spirit, we have gathered the following collection of environmentally-focused resources from our C-SPAN Classroom Featured Resources site.
From the postwar boom to Civil Rights protests and the Vietnam War, the two and a half decades following the conclusion of World War II include many events for your students to study. We have gathered the following sampling of resources from our U.S. History Featured Resources site to help you and your students.
