As educators, we face a lot of criticism for “teaching to the test.” While our goal as AP Lang teachers is to help our students become great writers, we find that even our most advanced students underperform on timed exams. Testing anxiety is a very...
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Last year, several students in my AP Language and Composition course scored 4’s and 5’s on their exam. The secret to their success did not surprise...
You’ve taught rhetorical devices. You’ve practiced essays. But somehow, when it matters the most, students still struggle to connect the two. At this...
Professional learning specialist Katie Smith shows AP science teachers how to transform traditional “cookbook” labs into rich experiences that...
Teaching AP Literature seems like an endless juggle between the forest and the trees. We want to guide students to enduring understandings, essential...
think of teaching an AP Course, especially AP Literature, as similar to training for an endurance sporting event. The first several months you are...
In today’s advanced math classrooms, rigor is accessed through multiple representations. Join this dynamic edWebinar designed for AP and Honors math...
In this lesson, students will learn how to break down AP exam questions for Language (rhetorical analysis). Through guided analysis, collaborative...
This lesson empowers students to understand and demystify the AP® English Language Free-Response exam, with a focus on:
As the AP® U.S. Government and Politics exam approaches, students are in the final stretch, and how they use this time can make all the difference....
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