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[quote=Anonymous]Most AP science classes assume a base level of knowledge about the subject that is usually obtain by taking a lower level of the same subject. Depending on the science class there is also a correlation with the level of math a student should know (or be concurrently taking). I wouldn’t necessarily say math drives science as much as math is used to provide proof, definition, and prediction of observed and theorized science. AP Physics1 is algebra based so in theory can be taken earlier. However, practical results have should that students need a greater math knowledge and problem solving ability and a great teacher in order to be able to tackle the content and problems of the AP exam. In your case if your student is already taking H. PreCal, I don’t see why they would be denied the option of taking AP Physics 1, especially as an elective. I suggest speaking with the Science Lead and Counselor to get a concrete answer as to why your student is being denied. [/quote]
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