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06-16-2020
05:27 AM
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Arithmetic/numerical calculations are essential to environmental science understanding and decision making - making them extremely important for success on the AP® Environmental Science (APES) exam. In this webinar, join esteemed environmental science educator and beloved co-author of BFW’s Environmental Science for the AP® Course textbook series, Andy Friedland, as he outlines the importance of numerical calculations for environmental science, describes ways to make them interesting to your students, and works through methods for getting your students to be extremely familiar with APES-style calculations.
Environmental Science for the AP® Course
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06-12-2020
07:19 AM
Students in AP® Physics 1 not only have to be able to explain their reasoning through writing when answering many of the questions on the AP® Exam, but they also have to craft a paragraph-length written response to answer the majority of one of the FRQ types each year. In this webinar, veteran AP® Physics teacher and AP® Exam Reading Question Leader, Martha Lietz, will present strategies that can be used throughout the year to help students clearly present their reasoning, as well as highlight ways the Stewart, College Physics for the AP® Physics 1, 2e program supports writing for AP® Physics 1.
College Physics for the AP® Physics 1 Course
About Martha Lietz
Martha Lietz (MS in Physics, Carnegie Mellon University) has been teaching AP® Physics at Niles West High School in Skokie, IL since 1990. She earned her National Board Certification in 2009. Martha is an AP® Consultant and has served as a Table Physics Development Committee member from 2001 to 2005 and 2010 to 2012, a Physics 2 Development Committee member from 2012 to 2016, and an AP® Physics Reader since 1997. She has served as the Chair of the American Association of Physics Teachers’ Committee on Physics in High Schools. She has two articles published in The Physics Teacher, and an article entitled “Teaching About Gauss’s Law” in the Special Focus: Electrostatics series published by the College Board. She also served as author and editor for several College Board curriculum modules and for the new AP® Physics 1 & 2 inquiry-based lab guide. She is co-author of the Teacher's Edition for College Physics for the AP® Physics 1 Course, Second Edition.
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