The Supreme Court question on the AP Government exam, a mandatory component, consistently challenges students to demonstrate a nuanced understanding of judicial processes, precedent, and the Court's role in American politics. Typically structured in...
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You may have heard about the “Irish” Thesis Formula—it is all over the internet. Some teachers like it, others hate it, but whatever you think about...
One of the things that I spent most of my time thinking about, when the redesigned AP U.S. History course went into effect, was how to deal with the...
Review season is upon us. With preparations for upcoming AP exams, finals, and other year-end assessments principals in cognitive science can help...
It’s the time of year when teachers and students begin their final push towards preparing for the AP Human Geography exam. Teachers and students...
As we near the AP English and Composition Exam, it is a temptation to rush through material we had hoped to cover, but didn’t. To give into that...
From a practical point of view, argumentation is at the heart of the free response section of the AP exam. This can be particularly difficult with...
This year’s AP Psychology Exam will be the first exam with the new curriculum which focuses intensely on research. Some may wonder about this focus...
From a practical point of view, argumentation is at the heart of the free response section of the AP exam. This can be particularly difficult with...
We’ve heard of Project-Based Learning (PBLs), which allows students to mostly have independent leadership through a task or project and creative...
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