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Reply to "AP Precalculus vs Honors Precalculus"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]AP Precalculus is unique from all other APs because Precalculus is not a college-level class. Michele Breen, Math Department Head, says, “Typically, AP classes are for college credit. Precalculus is a senior-level course so it is a new thing for the College Board to offer a non college-level class as an AP”. The College Board says the goal of the new AP Precalculus course is to prepare a much broader group of students to thrive in college math courses by giving them an opportunity to take a class at the college-level intensity in high school, regardless of where they start in high school math.[/quote] What a bunch of BS. Are they going to start offering AP English 9 & 10. Sick of the money grab![/quote] I would welcome AP English 9 and 10--the "honors" English classes are so diluted. It would be nice to have a challenge.[/quote] Depends what level of rigor the APs would adopt.[/quote]
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