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AP® Reader Reflection: A Vision for Row C Success on FRQ 2
For years, I have taught complex strategies to help students earn the Row C sophistication point, and while most of my students score the point on...
Discussion with Chief Readers about 2026 AP® English Exams
Watch an exclusive conversation with the Chief Readers and Chief Reader-Designate of AP English Language and AP English Literature and Composition as...
Now What? Some Ideas for After the AP® Exam
The AP exams end, the proctors tell students to log out, and for a brief moment, the room exhales. That one day in May has really come and gone. Then...
AP® Literature: 3 Steps to Expanded Commentary
Teaching AP Literature seems like an endless juggle between the forest and the trees. We want to guide students to enduring understandings, essential...
AP® Lit: Beat the Senior Slump with Q3 Review
think of teaching an AP Course, especially AP Literature, as similar to training for an endurance sporting event. The first several months you are...
Real-Life Connections to AP® Free Response Questions
To reinforce essential AP Free Response skills (argumentation, rhetorical analysis, synthesis) by having students connect question types and...
AP® English Students and Teachers Share Strategies Before Exams
These two AP English webinars offer practical strategies to help both teachers and students make the most of the final month before exams, so...
AP® Literature: Line of Reasoning Activity
A clear, defensible line of reasoning is what turns scattered insights into a cohesive, high‑scoring AP Lit essay. This worksheet helps students...
Exploring "The All of It" from the 2025 AP Lit Exam
There are occasionally released items on the AP Exam that cause a teacher to immediately think, Well I did all that I could. This thought is often...