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How do you use maps in your AP World classroom?

Kathy Hays
Kathy Hays over 3 years ago

Using maps helps students comprehend the complete historical narrative. The Unit One Mapping Activity is a fun way to introduce students to maps so they get comfortable using them throughout the course.

  • How do you incorporate maps into your AP World History Modern class?
  • What advice do you have for new teachers about incorporating maps into the course?
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  • Rachel Hansen
    Rachel Hansen over 3 years ago

    Although I don't teach AP World History, I do love maps! One of my favorite maps to analyze is Charles Minard's map depicting Napoleon's retreat from Moscow in 1812. Part map, part statistical graph, this graphic is sure to sharpen students' graphicacy skills! Here are some of my favorite resources for using Minard's map. How do you use this graphic/map with your students?

    • Flow Map of Napoleon's Invasion of Russia
    • Historical Context: Minard's Map

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  • Rachel Hansen
    Rachel Hansen over 3 years ago

    Although I don't teach AP World History, I do love maps! One of my favorite maps to analyze is Charles Minard's map depicting Napoleon's retreat from Moscow in 1812. Part map, part statistical graph, this graphic is sure to sharpen students' graphicacy skills! Here are some of my favorite resources for using Minard's map. How do you use this graphic/map with your students?

    • Flow Map of Napoleon's Invasion of Russia
    • Historical Context: Minard's Map

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  • Mike Burns
    Mike Burns over 3 years ago in reply to Rachel Hansen

    This is the greatest infographic ever made. I had a framed version, but I think I left it behind in the hasty departure from Vietnam. I will have to get another one.

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