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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I teach AP Social Studies courses, including AP Govt. Several years ago, the Collegeboard put out a statement that they do not recommend that 9th grade students take AP courses. However, I hate to admit this, but when my kid goes to HS next year I will insist that he enroll in and many APs offered at each grade level, which including 9th. He is a smart but not overly diligent student inand I think it’s good to be in the advanced courses whenever possible. Better cohort, better teachers, GPA boost, better curriculum, etc.[/quote] That was many years ago, before College Board remembered that they like money, and started inventing lots of new APs for 9th grade and non-university-level courses. https://blog.collegeboard.org/popular-ap-courses-grade What's your plan if your non-overly-diligent student can't keep up with the curriculum and gets a B or C in the AP class instead of an A in honors? [/quote] PP— yes, I know CB likes money. That’s why their original letter was so interesting. I think it’s better for my kid to get a C in AP (and then go to tutoring for help) than to get an A in Honors. Absolutely no question in my mind about that[/quote] A college admissions officer might disagree![/quote]
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