Join us as we explore the nuts and bolts of teaching the college personal statement. During our session, we will learn about the common pitfalls and snags that often […]
The AP® history scoring criteria have evolved—let’s break down what that means for the DBQ! Join this session led by a 17-year veteran of the AP World History Reading, with […]
➡️Click here to request a quote for Purchase Order payments. Join us as we explore the following essential question: what if we taught AP® Language & Composition like Bob Ross […]
➡️Click here to request a quote for Purchase Order payments. Join us as we explore the following essential question: what if we taught AP® Literature & Composition like Bob Ross […]
In this session, we’ll explore ways students earn the sophistication point by reviewing responses from the 2024 "food trucks" synthesis question and consider instructional strategies to foster sophisticated thinking and […]
Unfairly branded the “Dead Genre,” poetry nevertheless trips up not only a number of students, but teachers as well. Due to its elusive and slippery nature, it is often difficult […]
Students of all academic abilities often struggle with bridging the gap between concrete and abstract, and this is particularly true when studying literature. Join Susan Barber and Timm Freitas as […]
Join us for a targeted, practical session designed to help AP Language and Composition teachers guide their students from summary to analysis on the AP Exam. By focusing on just […]
The Chief Reader's Report was released in late fall. The report gives "an overview of each free-response question and of how students performed on the question, including typical student errors. […]
Each year, thousands of students across the country participate in "mock" AP® Exams administered by their teachers, scored by actual AP® Exam readers, and all managed by Applied Practice. This […]
