- AP Psychology:
- Thanks For The Memories - Loftus, E.F. (1975)
- Discovering Love: Harlow, H.F. (1958)
- Life, Change, and Stress: Holmes, T.H. & Rahe, R.H. (1967)
- You the Master of Your Fate?: Rotter, J.B. (1966)
- Myers' Psychology for AP, 2011:
- Unit 1: Psychology's History & Approaches (pp 1-15)
- Unit 8B: Stress & Health (pp 397-406)
- TEST on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2011.
- AP Language and Composition:
- Silent Spring: Rachel Carson
- Essays written about it (within the packet)
- The book (Introduction and chapters 1,2,3,6,11,12,15,16,17)
- Eaarth: Bill McKibben
- The book (entire text)
- compare or contrast how the authors examin the impact of man on the natural world. you sould look for the direct effects and also the suggested remedies. What do they reveal about our current condition? What do they reveal about the potential for solutions?
- highlight and note a total of four passages in each (eight total passages) that provide either a point of comparison or contrast. These notes may be in any format that you prefer.
- A River Runs Through It: Norman Maclean
- select four passages for discussion NOT features in the opening or the closing pages.
- write two discussion-worthy questions about the novella
- Journal Entries:
- take an excursion into nature, at least once on your own so you can reflect and meditate
- Write two journal entries - first on paper, then transferred into a word processor.
- Everyday Use: Rhetoric at Work in Reading and Writing
- Read chapters 1,2,3
- provide a complete and well-developed outline from which a person may extract information without reference to the text itself.
- Silent Spring: Rachel Carson
- AP Biology:
- AP Government:
- Keep your eyes and ears open for summer politics
- Read the newspaper, watch network news, get all sides and perspectives of the arguments and stories that are being reported. It may not be all politics, but it will be stories that impact politics.
- There will be a 50 POINT TEST ON THE FIRST DAY BACK
- Keep your eyes and ears open for summer politics
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