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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does anyone have quick resources (similar to Khan Academy) for AP French? My kid has been blowing off studying because their college doesn't have a language requirement (and because they had four other APs) but has not decided to try to go for it so they can get general credit. The Reading section is their biggest challenge, but any suggestions (now that there's <48 hours to go) would be helpful. Wherever you think the low-hanging fruit might be. Thanks! [/quote]

You might phone Princeton Review and see if they have a tutor who can give you 2 hours. its unlikely as they tend to start with 10 hour minimums but you can ask.

Its a very difficult AP.[/quote]

Great idea - thank you! [/quote]

Or try Wyzant.  They're all independent contractors so they charge by the hour.  You can find someone who has time over the next 48 hours.  We've had great luck with finding tutors on there.  [/quote]

NO. I strongly advise against Wyzant. We tried about 5 math tutors, none of whom knew the curriculum, several of whom made mutiple mistakes. The tutors on Wyzant are not vetted for their skills, they're unemployed randos looking to make some cash.[/quote]

You need to improve your data analysis skills. We have had amazing success with every tutor we worked with--way better than DMV teachers or tutoring centers.[/quote]

+1 best AP Calc tutor via Wyzant. Also, excellent ACT tutor for English— raised score 6 pts.[/quote]

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