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BBQ Ribs

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I chose this image because I would describe my childhood as adventurous and all over the place. I was always doing something random with my siblings that would turn out to be the most fun!

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Understanding the content and knowing what an AP Physics class should look like on a daily basis.

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Understanding the content and knowing what an AP Physics class should look like on a daily basis.

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Helping me understand how I can best help my students master the content.

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Getting a start on how to build a curriculum for AP Physics

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Understanding the pacing, content and best practice to help my students master AP Physics

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I believe the most important thing to learn during this APSI is how to challenge my students so that they are able to answer any difficult question they may face on the AP Exam. I want to learn how to bring across the material and content in the most fun and engaging way!

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A lot of what I have been doing in my 9th grade physics classes line up well with AP's scientific practices

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The graders are not strict on grading AP Exams. I enjoyed playing around with the different labs. I also enjoyed "be that particle" and plan to use that with my students.

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I like seeing the types of FRQ Questions that are on the exam. The breakdown of the points and the rubric are also helpful.

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The CED is a great resource to plan your year. Make sure the students are practicing writing and graphing with pencil and paper.

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I appreciate knowing more about FRQs and how they are scored and have an opportunity to practice scoring them. I loved playing Be that Particle. It is a fun way to help understand and review the graphs.

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I find myself always going back to physics classroom. There's so many different things on it.

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Physics Classroom (and Wes Taylor)

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Progress Checks are great for Unit long homework assignments. The Daily Videos could be used to flip the classroom or even to catch up students that miss class.

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There's a LOT of different resources available on AP Classroom, and they all have different purposes.

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AP Classroom and the CED

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I really liked the simulations on the physics aviary and AP Classroom.

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Flipping Physics

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I am excited to get access to AP Classroom to play around with all of the helpful resources that are available

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Progress checks are a great resource for the problem set for a unit. Continually practice the questions in AP classroom to prepare students for the questions since they follow the same framework.

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I love how many different instructional strategies can be used for so many topics. I feel more comfortable with the content (even if I need to recall more actual content)

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These activities really make students think. They can be downloaded for free; no subscription required.

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Maryland Open Source Tutorials in Physics Sensemaking

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The different types of AP Physics FRQ's have a much more predictable structure than I previously recognized.

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I had an ordinary childhood growing up in Alabama. I caught lightning bugs in the yard, played with my dog, and ate a lot of tuna sandwiches.