AP Language: Teaching the MCQ
With 45 questions in an hour, four answer choices per question, it’s understandable why the multiple-choice section can be intimidating.
AP & Honors Mathematics
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Literacy Skills & Intensive Reading
Connections: Reading – Grades 6–12
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Drama, Speech & Debate
Basic Drama Projects 10th Edition
Build students’ confidence and competence with comprehensive, project-based theatre instruction.
Literature
Connections: Literature
Support learners as they study dynamic, relevant texts and bring the richness of diverse voices to students through literature.
Literature & Thought
Develop critical thinking, reading, and writing across literacy themes, genres, historical eras, and current events.
Language Arts
Vocabu-Lit® – Grades 6–12
Help students build word power using high-quality contemporary and classic literature, nonfiction, essays, and more.
Connections: Writing & Language
Help students develop grammar, usage, mechanics, vocabulary, spelling, and writing and editing skills.
Reading/English Language Arts
Measuring Up to the English Language Arts Standards
Incorporate standards-driven teaching strategies to complement your ELA curriculum.
English Language Learners
Measuring Up for English Language Learners
Incorporate research-based best practices for ELLs with an approach that includes a focus on language acquisition strategies.
Mathematics
Measuring Up to the Mathematics Standards
Incorporate standards-driven teaching strategies to complement your mathematics curriculum.
Foundations
Measuring Up Foundations
Help students master foundational math skills that are critical for students to find academic success.
Science
Measuring Up to the Next Generation Science Standards
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Assessment
Measuring Up Live
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With 45 questions in an hour, four answer choices per question, it’s understandable why the multiple-choice section can be intimidating.
Guide students through an engaging activity that stresses the importance of the thesis & topic sentences to structure the line of reasoning. Students...
While the 2023 AP English Language and Composition exam represents year 4 of assessment using the analytic scoring guide and year 3 of the changes to...
In this lesson, students will choose pages from a scene from an assigned novel (this can be done with a shorter text, too). Students will start by...
In this activity, students will read and reflect on the different types of writing they might encounter on the AP® Language & Composition Exam....
In this lesson, students are asked to consider how they are situated within the world around them–locally, nationally, and globally. Students will...
In this lesson(s), students will create “Doodle Notes” to showcase their understanding of one of the free response questions on the AP Language exam ...
For this activity, a place is considered to be a geographical location, whereas a space might be an abstract state of being. Students will review...
This lesson provides strategies for predicting meaning, previewing texts, and making inferences about word meaning and vocabulary. Students will be...
You know him as an AP® English teacher, webinar presenter, and author of our AP® Literature and Composition and AP® Language and Composition...
It's almost the end of the school year! With the exam behind you and your students, take a moment in class to reflect on this past year (while giving...
It’s a month before the AP exam and you’re freaking out- You're trying to think about what you need to review with your students, what you should ask...