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=History-Schmistory=

• Organization

 * Overall suggestions about how to organize your mind, your time, and your space for success as a lifelong learner.

• Historical Thinking

 * ==== Framing a question ====
 * ====Research====
 * ====Source evaluation====
 * ====Analysis====
 * ====Conclusion====
 * ====Citation====
 * ====Key historical concepts====

E-HEM:
====• The French Revolution and Napoleon • Germany in 19th Century • Italy in 19th Century • The Russian Revolution and Lenin's Russia • Middle East, 1914-49====

• IB Assessments

 * ====The Historical Investigation====
 * ====The Extended Essay====
 * ====Paper 1, Until 2016 (now obsolete)====
 * ====Paper 1, From 2017====
 * ====Paper 2, Until 2016 (now obsolete)====
 * ====Paper 2, From 2017====
 * ====Paper 3, History of the Americas (now obsolete)====
 * ====Paper 3, History of Europe and the Middle East, Until 2016 (now obsolete)====
 * ====Paper 3, History of Europe, From 2017====
 * ====Preparing for Papers 1, 2, and 3====
 * ====IB Markbands and Grades====

Note on access to course Wikis
“History-Schmistory” is a publicly accessible site, open to anyone. I hope to maintain “History-Schmistory”, and keep it open to anyone, as long as I am teaching. So these resources should be available to you even when you are in college and taking further history courses.

On the other hand, the “e-HEM” or “e-20C” wiki websites will not be available to you beyond your graduation. So if you anticipate a future use for information from these courses, for example because you plan to study history in the future, you should create your own digital repository of these resources. This could be a folder within your own Mac, but probably a better idea would be to create a folder on some suitable remote server, like Google Drive or iCloud or DropBox. This would protect your information against loss from theft or destruction of your Mac hard drive.


 * Copyright, 2009-16, by J. Ergueta