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AP English
I teach AP English Language and Composition- Juniors
I love to try new ideas and see what other AP teachers are doing. This board is where I keep the ideas that interested me and I hope to try.
Remember that time you watched a Facebook video and gave up sugar for a whole week? Or was it gluten? It was probably wine. OK, so that didn’t stick but don’t feel bad; you did agree to donate to that charity. And the proceeds from those cookies you bought went to a really good cause. Speaking of cookies, how often have you picked up a lifestyle magazine and convinced yourself you could be the next Martha Stewart? Also, why do they always put the health and fitness magazines right next to...
Talking to high school students about leadership and character is tricky. Most of what is said sounds cliche at best and patronizing at worst. So I turned to Ted Talks for a little help. Following is a list of talks that are brief - six minutes at most - and often funny. They approach the ...
“In like a lion, out like a lamb.” This saying has frequently been used to describe the month of March as harsh winter conditions give way to spring. While
In the lesson, our professor Rebekah Hendershot goes through an introduction on rhetorical analysis walkthrough. She goes over where to find the prompt, analyzing the prompt, reading the text, scoring guidelines, the sample essays and tips for the rhetorical analysis essay. Where to Find the Prompt. Analyzing the Prompt. Background Info. Context. Focus. Reading the Text. Quotation. Analogy. Appeal to Authority. Appeal to Values. Scoring Guidelines. Score of 8 or 9. Score of 6 or 7. Score of...
It’s getting close to AP exam time, and it’s also a time when my students are worn out. They come to class with glazed looks, and the bags under their eyes are often bigger than the sagging of thei…
