2023 Teacher Leadership Survey

6 responses

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What grades do you teach?  Copy

6 responses

9th 4 (66.7%)

10th 4 (66.7%)

11th 5 (83.3%)

12th 6 (100%)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

Which subject (s) do you teach?  Copy

6 responses

English 1 (16.7%)

History 3 (50%)

Science 0 (0%)

Theology 1 (16.7%)

Math 0 (0%)

Other 2 (33.3%)

Health 1 (16.7%)

0 1 2 3

How many AP courses do you teach?  Copy

6 responses

1
50%
2
3
None this year

16.7%

33.3%

How would you rate your knowledge of exam prep strategies for Copy
students before this presentation? 
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3
3(
50%)

1
1( 1( 1(
16. 16. 16.
7%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 7%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 7%)
0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

How would you rate your knowledge of exam prep strategies for Copy
students after this presentation? 
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3
3(
50%)

2
2(
33.
3%)
1
1(
16.
0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 7%)
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Prior to this presentation, did you know where to go for more exam Copy
preparation resources? 
6 responses

Yes
No
66.7%
Not completely

16.7%

16.7%

What are some of the best strategies you use to prepare students for exams (AP
or otherwise)? 

5 responses

I like to give review study guides that the students have to research the chapter or unit to
find the answers- like reverse sketch notes.

AP Classroom
Marco Learning
Video
Study guides
Practice

Kahoot - I have found this to be easy and understandable for students to review and
retain

Mock exam, timed writing practice, minute-to-win-it document analysis, review

questions/study guides before test date, timelines (history), Thesis practice

College Board Videos-Temas-Class assignments

Are there any tips, strategies, or resources you can take away from Copy
this presentation to use in your own classrooms? 
6 responses

Yes
No

100%

If so, which ones? 

6 responses

Sketch notes!

Sketch notes, Take the practice problems/quizzes yourself.

Writing their own questions and exams

Sketch Notes, peer editing, and "March Madness"

Kahoot, use of some Social Media to help source review

Students Sketch Notes

As a teacher, what resources do you use/where do you go for lesson plans,

research, strategies, new activities, etc.? 

5 responses

My online teacher e-books, History.com (it's used in my e-book), Britannica.com. I also

work with other members of my department to see lessons and activities they use and
see if they fit into my lesson plans. This year I was introduced to Kahoot which was very
nice to use.

AP Classroom

Depending on the subject matter; I like to use Teacher pay teachers for creative
assignments and inspiration. I also like to use iCivics for social studies and colleagues
for different techniques.

start with a websearch, tiktok/Instagram, youtube, Teachers Pay Teachers,

Cultural Projects-Newspaper-Menu and Recipe

Other comments or suggestions? 

6 responses

Great visuals

I enjoyed reading about the AP Fun Facts. I was also surprised to hear about the exams
becoming digital.

Thanks for all the info

I thought the slides were informative and easy to follow while making the subject matter
clear for someone who has never participate in AP exams.

Asking kids who they like to follow/review with has been helpful as well! They tend to
find the newest teacher/content creators within a subject area. It will be interesting how
AI will evolve on the teacher level in terms of creating lesson plans, researching topics
and strategies, etc.

I really appreciate the part of "Strategies for Students"

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