Where are we going each unit?

Homework

Work on the the Progress Checks that are assigned on AP Classroom by hand on paper. There a Multiple Choice and Free Response component. Want a Google Doc version? You can print these out.

• These need to be completed by hand on paper, with explanations/calculations for every question (including multiple choice) using logical and statistical justifications.Please do not complete this work digitally and then print it.

• When you have completed your work on paper, enter your MCQ answers on AP Classroom. AP Classroom will tell you the correct answers as well as explanations as to why. The FRQ answers are included in the linked Google Docs above.

• Correct your work. Don't erase your mistakes, instead, use another color pen to correct your answer and your explanations.

Homework does not count as part of your grade, however, if you complete this work in its entirety and turn it in before taking your unit test you will be eligible to do a retake on the unit test.

Open Note Quizzes

Open Note Quizzes (or ONQ's for short) will be given (ideally) once a week. These quizzes are comprised of one free response question (FRQ) from a previous AP Statistics Exam and you are allowed to... use your notes on them. If you are expecting to take the AP exam, know that you would have approximately 12 minutes to complete this.

These quizzes will be graded out of 5 points:

• • 5 - Complete Response

  • 4.8 - Substantial Response

  • 4.3 - Developing Response

  • 3.8 - Beginning Response

  • 3.3 - Minimal Response

  • 0 - No Evidence of Learning/Did not turn in

If you have not mastered the concept and receive a grade that you are unhappy with, you will be allowed to redo another version of the quiz on the same topic the following week. The grade that you score on the second quiz will replace the grade of the previous, even if it is lower.