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AP Psychology Ms. Meghan McClory [email protected]

AP Psychology Ms. Meghan McClory [email protected]

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AP Psychology

Ms. Meghan [email protected]

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What materials does my child need for AP Psych?

Most importantly, their textbook!

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Other materials: Binder Review book, flashcards, apps

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How much time should my child be spending on AP Psych?

Homework: note taking with study guide approx. 30-45 minutes per night (longer if a slow reader)

Review: 10-15 minutes per day reviewing previous material

Projects: generally have 1-2 weeks to complete

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Samples of projectsSamples of brain books, sensation games and personality collages.

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AP Exam

Monday May 5th

Noon$85 feeScores arrive in July

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Last year’s results!5: Extremely well qualified

30%

4: Well qualified 43%

3: Qualified 16%

2: Possibly qualified 7%

1: Not qualified 4%

Many colleges only give credit for a 4 or 5. Your child needs to check the policies of the schools they are considering.

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How can I help my child succeed? Ask them to tell you about what they

are learning. Help them review for exams with

flashcards. Ensure they have the time and a place

to study. Minimize absences from class.

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Questions? Syllabus on Homework site Best way to contact me is email