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Patrick Sprinkle

    Where Does Gettysburg Address Belong in AP® Government?

    The addition of the Gettysburg Address to the AP U.S. Government and Politics required foundational documents is one of the most meaningful changes the College Board ® has made in recent years. While students have long encountered Abraham Lincoln's...

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    Teaching Federalist No. 39

    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...

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    AP history exams are changing in 2027

    AP® History Exams Are Changing in 2027

    For AP history teachers, curriculum changes often bring a mixture of curiosity and concern. Fortunately, the College Board® updates to the AP...

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    Mastering the Secondary Source SAQ for AP History Exams

    The Secondary Source Short Answer Question (SAQ) on the AP history exam presents a unique challenge: students must analyze and synthesize historical...

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    Mastering the FRQ on the AP U.S. Government and Politics Exam

    The argumentative essay question on the AP U.S. Government and Politics exam demands a synthesis of content knowledge, analytical skill, and...

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    Teaching the APUSH Long Essay Question

    The Long Essay Question (LEQ) on the AP U.S. History exam offers students an opportunity to construct a sophisticated historical argument, supported...

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    SCOTUS and the AP Government Exam

    The Supreme Court question on the AP Government exam, a mandatory component, consistently challenges students to demonstrate a nuanced understanding...

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    Incorporating Simulations in AP® U.S. Government and Politics

    Discover how simulations can enhance learning in AP® U.S. Government and Politics. Engage students with hands-on activities like discretionary...

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    Historiography in AP® U.S. History, Reconstruction as a Case Study

    Teaching historiographyin Advanced Placement United States History is essential for developing critical thinking skills and strengthening analytical...

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    AP® US History: Article Analysis

    In a 2004 Gallup survey, history and social studies ranked as the least popular subject for teenagers. Why is this? Many adults recount history class...

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