NOTE FROM COLLEGE BOARD:
**AP Testing APP for practice
Digital Practice Available by April 12 |
Digital practice will roll out over several days. It will be added to the app starting April 8 and will be available for all digital exam subjects by April 12. Practicing with example questions in the digital testing app is the best way for students to prepare for digital exams. Students can: |
| • | Try each type of multiple-choice and/or free-response question they’ll encounter on exam day. | | • | Preview the flow of the exam and practice using the tools and features in the app. | | • | Confirm that their technology works as expected. |
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Students will have access to two practice options: |
| • | Digital Practice: A longer option students can use to fully explore the digital testing application. | | • | App Demo: A shorter option students can use to quickly confirm that the application is correctly installed, that questions display appropriately, and that they can enter answers. |
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We strongly recommend that all students taking digital exams do one of these practice options. See Digital Practice or the AP Digital Testing Guide (.pdf/21.5 MB) for more information. |
Review the Latest Information About Your Exam |
On April 12, your course's exam page on AP Central will be updated with additional information regarding taking digital exams, digital practice, differences in paper and pencil and digital exam formats (where applicable), and instructions students will see in the digital testing app. |
Coming Soon: Live Online Review Sessions |
AP Daily: Live Review sessions begin April 19 and stream live through April 29. Students and educators can access these free sessions on our YouTube channel or watch them as on-demand recorded videos in AP Classroom. |
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Assignment 1: Thurs., 4/8 before you enter class.
Read and take notes in AP Practice book: Pgs 184-200. Take notes in your book, highlight, and illustrate your understanding (On each page, Write TA (Takeaway) and expand points in your own words). **Detailed highlighting and notes per page
Assignment 2: Take the Albert Apostrophe Quiz by Friday, 4/9
Assignment 3: E, S, AND L
Read chapter 3 pgs. 68-103 - That'll do, comma
Before I put up a comma chart, Let's analyze the rhetoric used in this reading
4/9- Jamboard analysis
Take notes and turn in by FRIDAY, 4/9 to www.turnitin.com
Assignment 4: Unit 9 videos
Due to www.turnitin.com by Sunday, 4/11 (All work will be turned in to www.turnitin.com)
YAY!! THIS IS THE FINAL SECTION OF VIDEOS. PLEASE TAKE CAREFUL NOTES.
Directions:
1. Take notes
2. Provide SPECIFIC EXAMPLES
3. Explain examples and notes
4. Make a TIP section at the end of each video. Provide personal tips learned from the content.
Claims and Evidence - Reading 3C
Explain Ways That Claims are Qualified
Video 1- https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/0hsqy8ni5y?sui=12,9
Video 2- https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/16oisyee8p?sui=12,9
Claims and Evidence - Writing
Video 1- https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/fxv7shgsdr?sui=12,9
Video 2- https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/yc4cgp95ld?sui=12,9
Assignment 5- Unit 9 Practice Quiz 28 untimed questions...give yourself time!!)
Due: Friday, 4/16 11:45PM
Bonus Assignment:
AP Practice Test - Due on 5/2
Score a 1 -0 points
Score a 2 - 10 points for an honest attempt...that does not mean you should begin the test at 11:30
It means, your progress, effort, and time will be checked.
PLUS : (There's more....The better you do, the more points you will receive)
3 = +22
4 = +33
5= + 45
Imagine receiving up to 55 bonus points!!!!!!!!
