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AP Chem Class:

Notes for Units 1 - 10 are to be taken at night for homework.
Practice Problems for Units 1 - 10 will be done on specific days based on the calendar. You can do them either with me during your free period or on your own time and check your work.
Tests will mostly be on Thursdays with 2 during free periods. The free responses can be done either after your MC on Thursday or during your Free Period on Friday.
All Exams will be Full Practice Exams to prepare for May 6th!
Friday is Practice Day!

AP Chem Lab:

16 Labs; 6 of which must be Guided Inquiry
Labs will be completed from 2:30 - 5:30 on Thursdays
Lab Reports are due by the start of class the following Thursday
Prelab and Lab Prep must be done before 2:30 on the day of the lab

Practice Day

Review time can be done as independent study, group work, or practice with me:

Complete 10 minutes of 5 steps to a 5
Take the weekly 5 minute quick quiz
Review that weeks problems for 10 minutes, identifying issues that you want to address with Erickson.
10 minutes on any of the extra review option: Vocab, Review Cards, 500 questions
Can use additional time to work with your lab partner to lab prep for next week or finish post lab from the before.
Can also use additional time to complete the timed Free Response problems from this week's test

AP Chem Exam explained

**Calculator and Timer allowed on BOTH Sections**

Section I: Multiple Choice

60 Questions | 1 Hour 30 minutes | 50% of Exam Score

Questions are either discrete questions or question sets, in which students are provided with a stimulus or a set of data and a series of related questions.

Section II: Free Response

7 Questions | 1 Hour 45 Minutes | 50% of Exam Score

There are 3 long-answer and 4 short-answer questions. Long-answer questions are worth 10 points each; short-answer questions are worth 4 points each.

The questions assess all 6 of the course skills: models and representations, question and method, representing data and phenomena, model analysis, mathematical routines, and argumentation.

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