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AP PRESENTATION II
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Advanced Placement Program
Index
AP Program
AP Language & Composition
Benefits
Conclusions
01
AP Program
WHAT is AP?
It is a program that offers college-level courses and exams that students can take in high school.
Advanced Placement (AP) is a program in the United States and Canada created by the College Board.
Gives students the chance to tackle college-level work while still in high school and earn college credit and placement.
AP Reach
AP is recognized for college credit and placement around the world.
Qualifying AP Exam scores earn credit, advanced placement, or both in nearly all universities in the United States and Canada and are recognized in over 100 other countries worldwide. It should be noted that almost 100% of the universities in the United States accept it.
Universities linked to the Advanced Placement
Mexico
World Wide
United States
Universidad Anahúac Universidad Panamericana Tecnológico de Monterrey Universidad de Monterrey Universidad de Guadalajara Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) entre otros...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Harvard University Stanford University California Institute of Technology (Caltech) University of Chicago
University of Oxford (England) ETH Zurich (Switzerland) University of Cambridge (England) Imperial College London (England) Delft University of Technology (Holland), among many others.
02
AP English Language & Composition
This course is focused on...
Deconstructing and evaluating the effectiveness of arguments and rhetorical strategies in complex non fiction texts.
Developing writing & analytic skills of persuasive essays and nonfiction texts.
The specialized study and application of rhetoric in spoken and written form.
Exam Components
- 3 Essays (Argumentative, Rhetorical, Synthesis) -2 hours (Consists of composing 3 specific essays each in approximately 40 minutes or less)
-45 Questions-1 hour (Consists of reading and analyzing texts critically.)
60%
40%
FREE RESPONSE (FRQ)
MULTIPLE CHOICE (MCR)
Statistical Results
26%
Scored a 4
23%
Scored a 3
31%
Scored a 2
The program is scored 1-5. Considering a 5 the highest score and 2 or below a failing score. these percentages are based on 518,548 students who presented the exam worldwide in 2021.
Unit 2
Unit 1
Enhancement of Argumentative Essays.
Essential Concepts of Rhetoric
Unit 3
Unit 4
Line of Reasoning in Synthesis Essays
Elements of the Rhetorical Analysis Essay
Also...
Extra support is provided to support in any area that may require it in order to achieve a higher proficiency in the English language and provide the necessary tools to guarantee the student's success in the exam.
Grammar
Word Building
Daily grammar reinforcement through editing and drill practice.
Through roots, analogies, academic language, idiomatic expresions, connotation, and denotation.
College Board AP Platform
Language Conventions
Intensive spelling, puntuation, and complex sentence pattern practice that help sophisticate their writing and understanding of complex texts.
Continuous practice exercises & mock exams to help prepare students for the exam.
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Benefits
Enhanced Writing Skills
The English Language and Composition Program enhances students' writing skills through rigorous coursework and practice. Students learn to develop a clear and concise writing style, effectively organize their ideas, and construct coherent arguments. These enhanced writing skills prepare them for college-level writing assignments.
Critical Thinking and Analysis
This program cultivates critical thinking and analysis skills in students. They learn to analyze and evaluate various texts, identify persuasive techniques, and interpret complex arguments. This critical thinking ability enables students to engage with challenging materials, and make informed decisions.
College Readiness
Whether receiving a passing grade or not, students develop advanced reading comprehension, effective written communication, and analytical thinking, to succeed in college and cope with the rigorous academic demands and expectations of higher education.
Language Proficiency
Through extensive reading and exposure to diverse texts, students develop their language proficiency. They encounter complex words, idiomatic expressions, and rhetorical devices, which enhance their ability to communicate effectively and comprehend nuanced texts.