Students will map a setting specific to a text, most likely a longer work of fiction, and specifically as that setting (or place/location) might relate to a specific character in the work. Students will consider how places and spaces can reflect...
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Whether teaching literature or rhetoric, close reading is an essential and often difficult skill to teach. This note-taking system, which is a...
Many adults forget teens are experiencing a lot for the first time—friendships, love, heartbreak, and peer pressure. Sometimes these experiences lead...
Experienced AP World History teacher Dave Drzonek and AP World History Exam table leader Charlie Hart discuss what students did well and what they...
Carmel McDonald walks you through how she walks her middle school ELA students through narrative structure with an interactive plot map. Download her...
One of the benefits and challenges of the AP® Language course is that the skills need to be understood both as a reader and a writer; and, often when...
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...
In this activity, students will read and reflect on the different types of writing they might encounter on the AP® Language & Composition Exam....
ELPs provide them with a fun learning environment and create a sense of belonging. These learning programs are also a productive way to support...
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