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What's on the AP European History Exam. AP tests are exams designed to measure a person’s grasp of a particular subject area. Passing one of these exams certifies that you have achieved a level of learning commensurate with that of a student who has passed college classes in the subject.

AP tests are exams designed to measure a person’s grasp of a particular subject area. Passing one of these exams certifies that you have achieved a level of learning commensurate with that of a student who has passed college classes in the subject. If you’re in high school and are preparing for college, Advanced Placement (AP) … Continue reading What’s on the AP European History Exam? [Infographic]

The First Week of AP Language - Angie Kratzer

How in the world do we start? There are so many ways to design an AP English Language course, that it’s hard to decide what to do the first week. For some schools, schedules are pretty fluid the first ten days or so, so you may be constantly dropping and gaining students. For others, students […]

Satire Through Subtlety-- Using the Comics of Savage Chickens to Teach Satire in High School English — Bespoke ELA:  Essay Writing Tips + Lesson Plans

Doug Savage's Savage Chickens "comics" are a single-frame comic drawn on a sticky note that illustrates the life of chickens whose experiences reveal the "savage" truths of the human existence. Teaching satire in secondary ELA is a high-interest and humorous way to engage studen

Favorite titles of AP Lang and other 11th Grade Students

I recently asked my 7th grade students to share the titles of their favorite books of the school year so far. I asked them to do this in response to some posts I had recently seen on facebook and t…

Top 4 AP Lit Skills All Students Should Learn - Jenna Copper

Are you a teacher looking for ways to prepare your middle and high school students for advanced reading and writing? Look no further. This post will give you the top four skills all ELA students should learn. Inspired by AP English Literature and Composition skills and objectives, you'll learn strategies, tips, lesson ideas, and more for effective and efficient English language arts instruction.

How to Read a Poem

This is a culmination of my own anchor charts, plus the best anchor charts that I could find online. This is a great place to find effective charts that get to the heart of what you are teaching in workshop. If you have a favorite chart that you'd like to add, please contact me! Also, if I have not properly given credit for an anchor chart, let me know so that I can fix it.

Use to understand the tone for any article or scene - or to capture exactly what tone it is you're looking for as you write.

Use this page to help you understand the “tone” for any article or story that we read in class. If you understand the author’s tone, you will most likely understand the main idea …

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Question 2 on the AP Lang exam requires students to provide evidence and commentary within a rhetorical analysis essay, but they struggle with both. This 90-minute webinar will address three ways to get in front of weak commentary. AP English Langauge teachers will get the tools to create lesson plans to get in front of weal commentary.
Rhetorical analysis for AP English Language students is a challenge. The essay that students understand evidence and commentary, style and substance. This free webinar will help students stay in front of it all and prevent weak analysis. #aplang #aplanguage #apenglish #aplangandcomp #rhetoric #rhetoricalanalysis #webinar #question2 #aplangexam
Do High School English Lesson Plans Get Much Cooler Than This?
Still searching for the best summer assignment for your high school English or AP Language and Composition class? You're going to LOVE this. LearnArgument is a pop culture infused summer learning assignment that students AND teachers absolutely LOVE. Start September stronger than ever (and without a stack of papers to grade). Check it out at LearnArgument.com!