Advanced Placement English Literature Syllabus

 

Syllabus 

-Short Fiction 1

Topics may include:

  • Interpreting the role of character in fiction
  • Identifying and interpreting setting
  • Understanding how a story’s structure affects interpretations
  • Understanding and interpreting a narrator’s perspective
  • Reading texts literally and figuratively
  • The basics of literary analysis

-Poetry 1

Topics may include:

  • Identifying characters in poetry
  • Understanding and interpreting meaning in poetic structure
  • Analyzing word choice to find meaning
  • Identifying techniques like contrast, simile, metaphor, and alliteration

-Longer Fiction or Drama 1

Topics may include:

  • Interpreting character description and perspective
  • Character evolution throughout a narrative
  • Conflict and plot development
  • Interpreting symbolism
  • Identifying evidence and supporting literary arguments

-Short Fiction 2

Topics may include:

  • Protagonists, antagonists, character relationships, and conflict
  • Character interactions with setting and its significance
  • Archetypes in literature
  • Types of narration like stream of consciousness
  • Narrative distance, tone, and perspective

-Poetry 2

Topics may include:

  • Traits of closed and open structures in poetry
  • Use of techniques like imagery and hyperbole
  • Types of comparisons in poetry including personification and allusion
  • Identifying and interpreting extended metaphors

-Longer Fiction or Drama 2

Topics may include:

  • Interpreting foil characters
  • Understanding and interpreting character motives
  • Understanding nonlinear narrative structures like flashbacks and foreshadowing
  • The effect of narrative tone and bias on reading
  • Characters as symbols, metaphors, and archetypes
  • Developing literary arguments within a broader context of works

-Short Fiction 3

Topics may include:

  • Sudden and more gradual change in characters
  • Epiphany as a driver of plot
  • Relationships between characters and groups
  • Character interactions with settings
  • The significance of the pacing of a narrative
  • Setting as a symbol
  • Interpreting texts in their historical and societal contexts

-Poetry 3

Topics may include:

  • Looking at punctuation and structural patterns
  • Interpreting juxtaposition, paradox, and irony
  • How ambiguity can allow for various interpretations
  • Identifying symbols, conceits, and allusions
  • Learning proper attribution and citation in literary analysis

-Longer Fiction or Drama 3

Topics may include:

  • Looking at a character’s response to the resolution of a narrative
  • Suspense, resolution, and plot development
  • Narrative inconsistencies and contrasting perspectives

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Advanced Placement English Language and Composition Syllabus

 

Syllabus

  • The Power of Perspective:
    The Author and The Audience
  • The Power of Evidence:
    Claim, Evidence, and Commentary (Audience and Thesis)
  • The Power of Controversy:
    Argument and Storytelling
  • The Power of Nature:
    Analysis 101
  • The Power of Influence:
    Research, Claims, and Citing Sources
  • The Power of Education:
    Claims and Evidence, Style
  • The Power of the Written Word:
    Diction, Style, Mechanics, and Structure
  • The Power of Beauty:
    Visual Rhetoric
  • The Power of Winning

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Advanced Placement World History Syllabus

 

 Syllabus
  • The Global Tapestry
  • Networks of Exchange
  • Land-Based Empires
  • Transoceanic Interconnections
  • Revolutions
  • Consequences of Industrialization
  • Global Conflict
  • Cold War and Decolonization
  • Globalization

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Advanced Placement US History Syllabus

 

Themes of AP U.S. History
  • American and National Identity (NAT)
  • Politics and Power (POL)
  • Work, Exchange, and Technology (WXT)
  • Culture and Society (CUL)
  • Migration and Settlement (MIG)
  • Geography and the Environment (GEO)
  • America in the World (WOR)

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Advanced Placement Calculus AB Syllabus

The course frameworks for AP Calculus AB define content students must know and skills
students must master in order to earn transferable, long-term understandings of calculus.

Syllabus:

  • Limits and continuity
  • Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules
  • Differentiation: composite, implicit, and inverse functions
  • Contextual applications of differentiation
  • Applying derivatives to analyze functions
  • Integration and accumulation of change
  • Differential equations
  • Applications of integration

 

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Advanced Placement Calculus BC Syllabus

The AP Calculus BC framework is organized into 10 commonly taught units of study that provide one possible sequence for the course. As always, you have the flexibility to organize the course content as you like.

 

Syllabus :

  • Limits and continuity
  • Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules
  • Differentiation: composite, implicit, and inverse functions
  • Contextual applications of differentiation
  • Applying derivatives to analyze functions
  • Integration and accumulation of change
  • Differential equations
  • Applications of integration
  • Parametric Equations, Polar Coordinates, and Vector-Valued Functions
  • Infinite Sequences and Series

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