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2013 APES Review Plan
Thursday, April 18
Friday, April 19
Organize binders
APES Topic Outline
Look over
Unit 10 Exam
Look over
Unit 9 Exam
2003 Exam
Monday, April 22
Tuesday, April 23
Wednesday, April 24
(Early Dismissal)
Thursday, April 25
Friday, April 26
2003 Exam Answers/
Diagnostics
Environmental Laws
Practice Exam
Math Tutorial
2008 Exam
Nutrient Cycles
Review
Practice Exam
Practice Exam
Answers
Math Review
Monday, April 29
Tuesday, April 30
Wednesday, May 1
Thursday, May 2
Friday, May 3
2008 Exam Answers/
Diagnostics
Specific Topical
Review
Exam Strategies
APES FINAL
#1-50
APES FINAL
#51-100
Questions??
FRQ Tips/Hints
Practice FRQ’s
** Daily plans subject to change
AP EXAM STUDY SESSIONS
Saturday, May 4,
Sunday, May 5,
10am-1pm
1-5pm
Look over APES Final, review all material, practice FRQ’s
Look over APES Final, review all material, practice FRQ’s
AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE EXAM
Monday, May 6
Exam starts at 8am (** Be there by 7:45am **)
Study Materials Made Available to You:
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Textbook:
- Outline of topic index from the College Board with page numbers for each topic (pages xlix – liii)
- Taking the AP Environmental Science Exam tips and helpful information (pages xxix – xxxvi)
Study guides for units 1-10
Chapter outlines for chapters 1-22
Any topic-specific assignments or activities from throughout the year
2003 Released Exam and diagnostic guide
2008 Released Exam diagnostic guide
APES Practice Exam
100 Things You Should Know…
Environmental Pollutants Lists
Preparing for FRQs
Read some sample FRQs, scoring guidelines, and sample answers
APES Math Tutorial
APES Mathematics Review
Spark Charts – Environmental Studies
Nutrient Cycles Review
APES Legislation Review
Our class website -- www.kennedyapes.weebly.com
- Click on “AP Exam Info” at the top. Along with info about the exam (location, time, etc.), there are
Quizlet flash cards and other review resources available for you to use.
Strategies for Review
 Start with the list of major topics. This is what the test-makers say will be on the exam. Decide
how best to summarize/learn/remember each topic. Highlight and focus on the topics that you feel
need the most work.
 Make and stick to a study schedule. Set aside specific times to study with specific topics that you
plan to review and what you are going to do to review these topics.
 Be able to describe each main topic based on all materials available to you such as: your notes
outlines, study guides, labs and activities, textbook, the internet, PowerPoint notes, and the links I
provide on our class website.
 Make flash cards of the terms/concepts you don’t know.
 Connect and recognize similarities and differences between the topics.
 Review/practice how to set up math problems for units to cancel out (NO calculators).
 Form a study group and arrange convenient meeting times. Have intelligent conversations with
your study group and push each other to make connections between topics.
 Take and analyze your performance on both the 2003 and 2008 released exams.
 Critically evaluate how to improve for the AP exam using the Exam Diagnostic Guides.
 Practice writing the previous AP Exam FRQ’s and analyze how they are graded:
http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/exam/exam_information/2003.html
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