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AP Seminar: Understanding Stimulus Materials – Part 1

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AP Seminar: Understanding Stimulus Materials – Part 1

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Interpret and understand content of stimulus materials, establish connections between materials, and better understand on-topic vs. off-topic.

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AP Seminar: Understanding Stimulus Materials – Part 1

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AP Seminar: Understanding Stimulus Materials – Part 2

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AP Seminar: Understanding Stimulus Materials – Part 2

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Summarize and explain a text's main idea while avoiding oversimplification; interpret and synthesize information from various perspectives to develop and support an argument. Ultimately looking to identify areas of further inquiry.

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AP Seminar: Individual Written Argument (IWA) – Directions and Rubric mostly Rows 1 and 2

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AP Seminar: Individual Written Argument (IWA) – Directions and Rubric mostly Rows 1 and 2

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AP Seminar: Individual Written Argument (IWA) – Directions and Rubric

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Developing a Research Topic within Context of Stimulus Materials

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Developing a Research Topic within Context of Stimulus Materials

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Contextualizing and identifying the complexities of a problem, identifying, comparing and interpreting multiple perspectives on or arguments about an issue, and extending an idea, question, process, or product to innovate or create new understandings.

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AP Seminar: Finding Evidence for Your Topic and Moving to a Research Question

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AP Seminar: Finding Evidence for Your Topic and Moving to a Research Question

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AP Seminar: Finding Evidence for Your Topic and Moving to a Research Question

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AP Seminar: Building Your Argument – Part 1

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AP Seminar: Building Your Argument – Part 1

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IWA Rubric Rows 3, 4 and 5

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AP Seminar: Building Your Argument – Part 2

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AP Seminar: Building Your Argument – Part 2

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AP Seminar: Including Citations and Modeling Virtual Peer Review

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AP Seminar: Including Citations and Modeling Virtual Peer Review

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AP Seminar: Including Citations and Modeling Virtual Peer Review

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AP Seminar: Submitting the Individual Written Argument

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AP Seminar: Submitting the Individual Written Argument

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AP Seminar: Reviewing Your Individual Research Report

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AP Seminar: Reviewing Your Individual Research Report

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AP Seminar: Reviewing Your Individual Research Report