We’ve all been there, a student brings you their attempt at a problem, and they ask you to find what they did wrong. You review it, can’t seem to locate the mistake, and instead pull out a clean sheet of paper and say “let’s start from the top and...
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With the revised AP U.S. Government and Politics Course and Exam Description, teachers will notice the addition of the core principles from the...
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The addition of the Gettysburg Address to the AP U.S. Government and Politics required foundational documents is one of the most meaningful changes...
Join Connections: Literature consultant Laura Kebart to learn how rich literary texts can drive deeper reading and stronger writing. You’ll get...
People often receive information from a variety of sources that present events differently. In this activity, students will strengthen their ability...
The addition of Federalist No. 39 to the AP U.S. Government and Politics curriculum is a welcome change for teachers looking to deepen student...
Dr. David Jolliffe walked through the origins of his widely shared rhetorical framework, how he teaches it today, and why every rhetorical analysis...
I’ve chosen a tired metaphor for this, but it really does work (and is less ominous than the first one that came to mind: icebergs). Picture a duck...
AP Psychology is entering its third year of the revised Course and Exam Description (CED). Here’s a breakdown of each part of the Evidence-Based...
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