High school classes, every AP course, and the SAT
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9 high school and honors classes, 42 AP courses, and SAT Math and Reading and Writing, organized the way they're taught: 367 units, 1,477 topics, and 34,000+ lessons.
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Lessons from the teachers students already trust, sorted into the exact topic they teach and ranked by how well they teach it.
The Cold War - OverSimplified (Part 1)
The FRENCH AND INDIAN War (The Seven Years' War) [APUSH Review Unit 3 Topic 2] Period 3: 1754-1800
The FAILURE of RECONSTRUCTION [APUSH Review Unit 5 Topic 11] Period 5: 1844-1877
The COLD WAR [APUSH Review Unit 8 Topic 2] Period 8: 1945-1980Explanations, practice questions, and the right lesson for any topic in your classes, AP courses, or the SAT.
Exam Sprint starts with a free 10-minute diagnostic, then tells you exactly what to watch and practice each day until test day.
AP Biology readiness Sample
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Your class calendarSample week
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A feed that follows your classes
The topics on your calendar move to the top of For you, so the videos you see match what you're learning this week.
Lessons for every quiz and test
Each quiz and test gets its own set of the best lessons for its topics, days before it's due.
A learning plan from your classes
Your learning plan picks the best videos for whatever's coming up in each class, soonest first.
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Options for parentsMerit is where high schoolers learn their classes, every AP course, and the SAT: ranked lessons for every topic, an AI study partner, a learning plan that follows your class calendar, and Exam Sprints before big tests. It's free for students.
From teachers and educators students already trust. Merit sorts every lesson into the course, unit, and topic it teaches and ranks it on how well it teaches. Teachers can also add lessons and study guides directly.
Paste the private calendar link from Canvas, Schoology, Blackbaud, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook, or upload a file. Merit matches quizzes and tests to topics and lines up lessons for each one in your learning plan, days before it happens.
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High school classes like Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 (regular and honors), every AP course from Calculus and Biology to Art History and Japanese, and SAT Math and Reading and Writing. More high school classes are added as their lessons come in.
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