The free-response section in the AP Psychology exam contains two seven-point questions that are weighted to account for a third of the overall exam score. One of the questions (or part of one) addresses research methodology and often asks students...
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I can’t believe it’s time to start reviewing for the AP® United States Government & Politics Exam. This year has absolutely flown! Thankfully, my...
It’s a month before the exam and you’re freaking out. You're trying to think about what you need to review with your students, what you should ask...
Probably not long after Gutenberg slapped some ink on a page, we got the aphorism not to judge a book by its cover. Generally true. But even if the...
The sophistication point on the essay rubrics often meets with much weeping and gnashing of teeth. Students want to know how to write it. Teachers...
My favorite thing about Lifting As We Climb: Black Women’s Battle for the Ballot Boxby Evette Dionne is that it’s accurate, and the author highlights...
One of the key shifts in English Language Arts classrooms is the move for students to engage routinely with complex text. To prepare students for the...
Inflation is defined as a rise in the general level of prices over time. For some students, it can be difficult to comprehend unless they actually...
In Kimberly Brubaker Bradley’s Fighting Words, 10-year-old protagonist Della gives readers a front row seat to her daily life in foster care with her...
In celebration of Women's History Month, explore this lesson with your students that gives them the opportunity to practice an important part of the...
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