How to Make AP Language and Composition Multiple Choice Less Like Torture

We’re sliding into AP Language and Composition testing season (except it’s that long, slow, shallow kind of slide with spikes, barbs, and razor blades along the way). You dread it. They dread it. Even your #2 pencils dread it; they were made for writing, after all, not bubbling. (And now your keyboards dread it since the exam is all digital!)

Students need exposure to the types of questions they’ll face, but there are ways to practice that are–dare I say it–engaging. Heaven forbid they actually learn while practicing. 

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Angie

I’m a recovering high school English teacher and curriculum specialist with a passion for helping teachers leave school at school. I create engaging, rigorous curriculum resources for secondary ELA professionals, and I facilitate workshops to help those teachers implement the materials effectively.