How to Review for the AP Psych Exam
Coon and Mitter Online Resources to Use for Review
Spanish Glossary
Glossary of Terms from Psychology Matters
- The first step will be organization--gather all you old exams and review the ideas contained within
- Take time each day (including weekend and spring break days) to review/re-study material
- Begin with the oldest material first--re-examine that to refresh your memory of the ideas we've convered already
- Once you've refreshed your memories, which topics gave you the most difficulty? Begin the formal review there first
- Create a coverage chart to make sure you deal with everything over the course of the next month
- Create a time to study AP Psych each day--whether working on the practice FRQs, going over class materials or old quizzes and exams, creating vocab cards, studying vocab cards, doing online practice quizzes from text, using the study book from your text; or some other form of study
- When going over practice tests and online testing, identify what material you need work on--go back and relearn that material
- Review the key studies mentioned in the review guide (see handout)
- Follow the instructions about how to read and write an FRQ (see handout)
See your review book for additional recommendations
If you like using videos for part of your review, please see this site: http://www.psychexchange.co.uk/videos/
2 comments:
Hey Mr. Schallhorn, the study group thing is on this Saturday, right? When does it start and end?
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