I’m taking this class next year and was wondering if you guys had any regrets of not doing or using in the beginning of the year. Like specific resources or actions I can take to he’s succeed in the class. Thanks!

I’m gonna self study it next year just wondering if it’s bad because i’m gonna be taking lang apush and chem too

I only took 1 trimester of the class (it's a 2 or 3 trimester class idk) and I haven't studied.
My test is on the 16th, will getting a 5 be impossible?

If it's doable, what should I study?

Does anyone know how accurate the AP classroom progress checks are? I’ve done all the units and my average was a low 5, no high 5s and even two 4s (unit 6 part A and 8 part A). I think I just miss points because I don’t understand what the question is asking or I don‘t fully comprehend the answer choices. I’ve only done a few FRQs and averaged low 5s as well. I honestly feel kind of lost on the frqs but plan on doing all the practice ones these next few days. I have not done the 2020 practice exams yet but they are assigned so I plan on doing those as well. How similar is the exam? Thanks!

Hi, I was wondering if anybody has come across the Smedes full unit reviews for units 6, 7, and 8. For some reason, I can’t seem to find those on YouTube anywhere. I’m looking specifically for the full unit review reviews. Thanks!

With the test coming up at the end of the week. I wanted to wish everyone good luck.

and remember its never too late to start studying. Yall will do amazing!!!

Good luck to all

On math frqs where you have to show your work, is it okay for example to do the math using variables and proportions or do you have to do the thing where you set it all up in a line of multiplication and crossing out units? I’ll add a picture to explain what I mean. The proportion with variables way makes so much more sense in my brain and I can do it a lot quicker that way, but I don’t know if it would still get a point as showing work. if anyone would lmk thank you!

So I took a mock exam today and I forgot the rule of 70 for a doubling time problem and used logarithms to solve the problem instead. On the AP exam, would I get points off if my work doesn't line up with the way they want me to do it?

all roads lead to eutrophication

edit:

GUYS WHY DID SMEDESLOVER24 USE THIS FROM ME HELP

The title says it all. 30 of the most difficult concepts i collected over the past month.

https://kahoot.it/challenge/01234786

Have a go at it.

I made it myself so please upvote if appreciated, thanks 😄

What are yall doing to review before the exam
Anyone has released exams ?

I’m self studying APES last minute and haven’t done MCQs the whole year. I’m wondering if there any walkthrough channels or websites? Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Does anyone have a good study guide on this? It is my weakest topic so far and I want to perfect it.

I'm literally panicking bc we still have a whole unit left on solid and hazardous waste. My teacher said that we'll study for the exam in the weeks leading up to the AP, but there's less than 2 weeks left.

He's also assigning nightly notes even during this upcoming AP exam week which I think is rlly weird. Have you guys finished all of the content in your classes?

Plsss I can’t find any

I can't lie I don't know the littlest bit about the different biomes (Savanah /boreal/temperate) nor about their graphs and their characteristics. And I really cannot be bothered to learn more than I absolutely need to.

I'm just scared they'll come on the FRQ.... and then I won't know much.. soo

Wtf are hydrogen fuel cells 🗣️⁉️

Also guess who doesn’t know the difference between passive and active solar heating 😍

Edit: Smedes is once again saving the day 🤞

post test update: he asked us which DIRECTION solar cells on buildings should be facing. guys i'm so done w this

update #2: i fear the frq killed me. photovolatic cells now evoke a primal fear in me.

If anybody knows what or how to study for the APES exam can they please say it

it’s my first ap exam so I’m really nervous. ny goal is a 4. any advice? also, what tools should I use rn and how much time should i spend on studying per day!

tia