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AP Seminar is the first of two courses in the AP Capstone Program.
AP Seminar is the first of two courses in the AP Capstone Program.
Students may earn the AP Capstone diploma by:
Completing AP Seminar and earning a 3 or better for the course.
Completing AP Research and earning a 3 or better for the course.
Completing four additional AP courses of your choice and earning a 3 or better for all four courses.
This is why we take AP Seminar.
This is why we take AP Seminar.
You will learn a wide range of skills, including;
-Line of Reasoning to support an argument
-Synthesizing ideas
-Research
-Presentation skills
-Teamwork and collaboration
In AP Seminar, your AP score will be assessed according to the following:
In AP Seminar, your AP score will be assessed according to the following:
*Performance Task I (PT1): This task involves a 1200- word Individual Research Report (IRR) and an 8 -10 minute Team multimedia presentation (TMP)
*Performance Task 2 (PT2): This task involves a 2000-word Individual Written Argument (IWA) and a 6 -8 minute Individual Multimedia Presentation (IMP)
*End of Course Exam (EOC) Part A: For this part of the EOC, you will read and evaluate a short stimulus source. The evaluation will consist of answering 3 questions regarding the author's line of reasoning.
*End of Course Exam (EOC) Part B: For this portion of the EOC, you will be given four stimulus articles and are required to write a 5-paragraph argumentative essay where you are using at least two of the stimulus sources to support your line of reasoning and your argument.
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