Journalism Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

AP Biology test study guide for the final test of the year, Neuro and the Nervous System. This study guide includes information about processing centers, signal output, effectors, the different nervous systems and neurons (with what they are described in detail). The reflex arc and synapses, extremely important concepts for the AP exam are described and explained so everyone can understand what both of them are/what occurs. The reflex arc and synapses regularly come up in multiple choice questio...

Six page complete study guide for the limits and continuity unit in high school Calculus. Thorough descriptions of each specific aspect of both limits and continuity are provided, supplemented by specific problems and related graphs to assist in visual learning. The methods of solving limits are clearly laid out with steps to solving each possible problem included, and also graphical solving of each individual method. In case student forgot as well, what horizontal and vertical asymptotes are is...

Provided is a 8 page study guide for the United States Market Revolution in the Early 1800s, which was widely considered the United States' version of the European Industrial Revolution. Therefore, a 'response' of sorts to their European counterparts. As a previous student of United States History and Advanced Placement test taker, the Market Revolution is one of the most important topics to know all about--in terms of changes in economics, and industry of the United States during this time p...

This is a 34 page study guide for the AP Biology mid-year exam for $16.00, which is a great deal! Every topic for the first half of AP Biology is covered, described, and explained in extreme detail with supplementing from my written notes, pictures, and any calculations that are necessary. It will take you time to go throughout; however, you'll have an in depth understanding of each and every concept by the time you finish going through this.

19 page document full of class notes regarding, firstly, Dutch Golden Age, and specific aspects of Dutch society, life, intellectual life, politics, economics, and art at that time. Additionally, notes about how the Dutch gained independence and sovereignty. Secondly comes the English Civil War where I've included the history of monarchs (and their characteristics) before the war began, reasons for the war, description of both of the opposing sides and who constituted them, and continuation int...

An in depth, detailed description and discussion about the different types of animal behavior we find in our natural world with great regard to how animal behavior we see and know of relates to the AP Biology curriculum (especially for the AP Exam). This is a topic run-through/description/ or notes about animal behavior (whatever you want to call it) that will be very easy to understand and actually learn (!) instead of remaining confused (like you are now without full access to this document). ...

Notes from Advanced Placement European History class about the English tudors, most notably King Henry VIII and his many wives. Other than simply laying out the history, my notes also make connections to other time periods and explain the significance of King Henry VIII, the other people and important instances mentioned with regard to the time period. The notes discuss important acts of the time, detail regarding Henry breaking away from the Catholic church, what protestants faced in England at...