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You have arrived! You are now taking the toughest course you will  \never take in high school. Ready?  \n1.  Binders will become your living textbook. Each of you will be building a review book to prepare for the AP test in MAY. You will need to put all your notes/handouts in your binder. It would be a great idea to make “tabs”with sticky note tabs and label the concepts as we go. When April comes and it’s time to study for your exam, you will have everything you need in your binder. You will need to section your binder into notes, current homework, AP Review, AP Problems. DO NOT LOSE YOUR HOMEWORK!!  \n2.Daily grades are given so that everyone knows you know something about the subject you took: colleges want to know if you know it, parents want to brag that you know it (or ground you, whatever applies), school sponsors and coaches want you to know it so you can participate in that extracurricular thing you signed up to do, EVERYONE Is watching! All homework assignments are due on test day: no exceptions (see \\#5) . Each nine weeks, there will be approximately 3 sets of homework, 3 problem sessions (which include quizzes) which will count as 40% of your grade.  \n3.PROBLEM SESSIONS Problem sessions will consist of AP free response questions from past AP Exams or very similar material. Problem Sessions will be handed out on a Monday (or some other day of the week) and you will have one week to complete them. They WILL NOT be accepted late! They will be turned in the following Monday (or whatever is one week from the day handed to you) . Problem Sessions will be graded using AP grading methods. You will receive a scoring guideline to show how many points you need for each score. These questions are ⅔ of the problem session grade. Problem Sessions are the single most important way to prepare for the AP Exam. You MAY NOT help each other or get outside help on these. DO NOT attempt to get answers to these from ex-students, tutors, and/or the internet. This is the quickest way I know to get a zero on the assignment, and you are destined to fail the AP Exam if you have not practiced these. You will have some multiplechoice problem sessions further into theyear as well. PS are not a large part of your grade, so PLEASE treat these as they are intended: a learning experience, not a grade buster!  \n4. AP QUIZZES The day you turn in your Problem Sessions you will take a timed AP Quiz. This will consist of one (or more) AP Free Response Problem(s) from previous AP Exams. You will have 20 minutes to complete the quiz. These will be graded on an AP scale and will be ⅓ of the problem session grade  \n5.Homework assignments are given for you to practice what we learn. All assignments should be clearly labeled with name, date, and page number/name of assignment. All homework assignments should be written in pencil and failure to do so will result in a 0 on that assignment. Completion will be checked at the beginning of class each day by a neighbor you trust. AN AP STUDENT SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE THEIR WORK COMPLETED. All corrections  \nshould be done in a different color pencil or colored pen. Always complete assigned problems prior to class so you will know what you need help with each day.  \n5.  Homework sessions: all homework assignments will be turned in on the day you are tested on that section. Assignments for each section need to be stapled together in order according to date. They will be collected at the beginning of class on test day and given a grade based on completion and work shown. NO credit will be given for a problem with no work shown (AP level/style work) . Answers without work are called “bald answers” and are not accepted on the AP Test. No homework sessions can be turned in ","cbCaibUTXC8tpsCa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibUTXC8tpsCa","pdf",184781,"English","# Course Expectations and Binder Organization\n# Grading Structure and Deadlines\n## Problem Sessions and Quizzes\n## Homework, Tests, and AP-Style Grading\n# Study Habits and Absences","[{\"question\":\"How should students organize materials for the AP Calculus AB review?\",\"answer\":\"Students must use binders as their living textbook and store all notes and handouts. The binder should be sectioned into notes, current homework, AP review, and AP problems, with tabs for concepts as they go.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the rules and grading for Problem Sessions?\",\"answer\":\"Problem Sessions consist of AP free-response questions and are given with a one-week completion window. 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