AP Language and Composition Crash Course

Whether you are preparing for the AP Language and Composition exam or simply interested in rhetoric, rhetorical analysis, or argument, this course will provide the basics as well as advanced practice and application.  In terms of AP Language and Composition exam prep, we will review multiple choice strategies paired with rhetorical analysis skills, how to write effective argument and synthesis essays, and discuss strategies and tips for executing the exam.  You will learn how to analyze your multiple choice skills and find patterns so you can focus your studying.  You will also compose essays in each of the three prompt categories (rhetorical analysis, argument, and synthesis) and will receive individualized feedback.  This course incorporates the recent changes to the multiple choice section and the free response grading rubrics.  Drawing from over ten years of experience teaching AP Language and Composition, I’ll present various ways of “attacking” the exam, including methods of tackling the multiple choice section, as well as how to strengthen your writing with a strong thesis, developed examples, and a conclusion that actually concludes (rather than rehashes) your essay.  Upon completing this course, you’ll have confidence that you know what to expect and what you need to do on exam day. 

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