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The first weeks of an AP English course carry more weight than the calendar suggests. Some students walk in certain they belong. Others were talked into the class by a counselor or a parent and are already quietly convinced they've made a mistake....
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Watch an exclusive conversation with the Chief Readers and Chief Reader-Designate of AP English Language and AP English Literature and Composition as...
The AP exams end, the proctors tell students to log out, and for a brief moment, the room exhales. That one day in May has really come and gone. Then...
These two AP English webinars offer practical strategies to help both teachers and students make the most of the final month before exams, so...
Dr. Brandon Abdon and Jennifer Abramson name the core tension secondary ELA teachers feel: the pressure to “cover” standards and test-prep skills...
If you teach grades 6–12 ELA, you know the squeeze. You are expected to move students toward sophisticated analysis of theme, rhetoric, structure,...
In AP English Language and Composition, we ask students to enter an ongoing conversation, craft an argument, and make deliberate rhetorical choices....
As the school year reaches its midpoint, many AP Literature teachers find themselves asking the same questions: How are my students really doing with...
“The December spiral … prevents us from seeing the slow, meaningful gains our students are actually making.”
Rhetoric really is everything, everywhere, and all at once since every act of communication is spinning in a multiverse of contexts that all shape...
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