Advanced Placement Game Plan

TeachAnew

Mar 2, 2021

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It’s March...that means about two months until the first AP exams. After last year‘s abbreviated exam, The College Board has so far indicated this year‘s exams will be more consistent with the regular format.

This is the time to establish a game plan to tackle material so you are not overwhelmed and can approach the exam strategically.

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