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Thursday, May 16, 2019
you get your scores back in like july
you don't get scores until july
one of my teachers decided taking the exam meant you got a 100% on the final and didn't need to take it
what
we just get exempt
I have no exams
most of my teachers for my ap just dont give us a final
one state test but those are easy
don't knock SOLs
Spooky
I see a 399 in your future
I've literally never gotten a bad scote on them
score*
the fuck are those
state tests
useless school eval tests
It's to weed out black people Umbreon
600=Perfect 500+= passed advanced
i see
400+ = pass
Some states have BARTS
or OWLs
SOL sounds cooler
they only affect your school's funding despite studies showing that cutting funding of low scoring schools doesn't improve them
Like soul
>AZMerit
Umbreon, your state sucks
well it is the worst in education
Alaska has PEAKs
also i've never taken one of those either
Kansas has KAPAs
kansas wins
Luckily im having less ap classes next year
but exams :(
giving up on a good HS education
smart move Max
>High School being useful
spooky the only other ones I could take are like sciences
sciences
who needs those
me and science doesn't have a good history
AP Chem is easy
oh and ap gov, but i hear it's a lot of work
AP gov was the one AP course I took
(turns out there's no IB equivalent)
I think im only taking lit calc and physics as ap classes next year
calc was pretty easy
I think it depends on your teacher
Calc 1 in HS was really hard for me
memorize the unit circle, taylor series and know basic integration and you'll be fine
Despite my stat escapades, I like math
2 and 3 were better
History > all though
history, what a loser!
I think complex analysis should be the first thing you learn after algebra 1
good history > all
history of mathematics > all
God forbid, you have to take more bullshit American History courses
I think everyone should be required to take ap japanese
Who are you that does not know your history
it's one of the least used ap tests
high schools don't teach it
some do
my aunts did
very few do
Gent, explain briefly how the New Deal should be viewed as the gold standard for legislation in America
and how democratic policies are always the superior solution to problems
modern US history always turns into polysci-lite
Compare the new deal to the great society
and contrast
and explain why they're different
argue the benefits vs issues of making America British again
Explain how women got more power after the revolutionary war
Explain the difference between oversimplification and generalization
and then explain why all republican actions are bad
What I've said were actually questions
