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No-Stress AP Literature and Composition Test Preparation

This course focuses on preparing students for the AP Literature and Composition Exam. Classes will focus on prose and poetry passages, answering multiple-choice questions, and developing FRQ responses with arguments and reasoning.
Ms. Beth (B.S. English, ESL, Engl. Immersion)
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4.6
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4 live meetings
4 in-class hours
Grading
I will provide AP Literature and Composition rubric-based scores and provide feedback for all submitted essays.

Class Experience

US Grade 10 - 12
Welcome to No-Stress AP Literature and Composition Test Preparation! As a current AP Literature instructor, I know the pressures that students face in this final stretch before the exam. My goal is to prepare students for the exam with a host of strategies that will reduce stress and build confidence in AP Literature subject matter.

 In this course, students will focus on honing their skills without the pressure commonly associated with test prep. We will practice varied approaches to answering multiple-choice questions and apply proven writing structures for arguable thesis statements, lines of reasoning, and strong commentary.

Throughout the course, our emphasis will be on three key areas: Poetry Analysis, Prose Fiction Argument, and Literary Argument. Poetry Analysis sessions will highlight nuances of language and form, depths of meaning, and approaches to establish a connection with the material. Prose Fiction Argument classes will address the complexities of prose fiction with an understanding of the functions of characters, setting, narration, and literary elements. The Literary Argument component will guide students through the construction of arguments based on literary analysis. The\ focus here is not just on meeting the exam requirements but on developing an ability to express insightful interpretations.


Week of 3/29: Prose fictional analysis and multiple choice questions
Week of 4/5: Approach to FRQ 2
Week of 4/12: The structure of the literary argument and an evaluation of complexity
Week of 4/19: Approach to FRQ 3

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Teacher expertise and credentials
Massachusetts Teaching Certificate in English/Language Arts
AP Literature Instructor
AP Certified via College Board
Trained for the most recent AP Exam through Mass Insight

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$18

weekly or $72 for 4 classes
1x per week, 4 weeks
60 min

Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 15-18
3-8 learners per class

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