AP Human Geography

AP Human Geography introduces students to the systematic study of patterns and processes that shape interaction between humans and their environments. Taught by Mrs. Nelson, key topics include population, migration, cultural patterns, political geography, economic development, agriculture, and urban geography.

Mrs. Nelson uses PowerPoints, videos, discussions, and hands-on activities to engage students with course material. She incorporates real-world case studies and current events to make connections to concepts like spatial analysis and geographic models. Essay prompts help develop skills needed for the AP exam.

Mrs. Nelson is passionate about geography and wants all students to succeed. She provides study guides, hosts review sessions, and shares test-taking tips.

Here are some tips from students:

"Take organized notes - Mrs. Nelson covers a ton of material you'll need to memorize" - Andrew R.

"Stay on top of the reading and pay attention in class. Many concepts build off each other." - Sara P.

"Do the practice FRQs! They really helped me get comfortable with the test format." - Tyler S.

"Make flashcards with key terms, theories, and case study examples to study." - Jessica L.

"Mrs. Nelson gives great tips for how to analyze the stimulus materials. Use her advice on the exam!" - Diego M.

"Don't stress too much! Mrs. Nelson prepares you well so trust yourself." - Emily C.

AP Human Geography provides a rigorous introduction to geographic studies and spatial analysis of human organization and activities. Mrs. Nelson supports students through interactive instruction so they feel confident applying skills and knowledge on the Advanced Placement exam.