Good Luck and Trust the process...

Sara Letourneau
Period:F
5/28/18

I survived AP Euro and I think you might possibly be able to 

1. I did enjoy having this class throughout the year, as it was always an open space to have discussions (maybe too many discussions) and a place where I truly did learn about the subject I signed up for. This class has taught me a lot about politics and trends that have continued for hundreds of years and shown the continuous ways that people stand up against the powers oppressing them. Now I know weird facts about the monarchs and governments and ideologies that have affected the world. I enjoyed improving my writing tactics and understanding of questions.

2. I wished the class had a different time table where we didn't always feel like we had to do a little work for a little while and then pile on the work during another point of the year. I think the weather certainly didn't help, but there were some times that we were rushing to get a bunch of work done and other times where we had a little to do in a long period of time. Also, that the expectations changed for the quizzes and tests throughout the year as I did improve my grades, but still needed the same kind of help.

3. To improve the class I think being a little bit easier on the students as sometimes they may have disappointed Mrs. Salisbury, but they never intended to or didn't actually do anything wrong. Also that sometimes people can't remember every fact, it doesn't mean they didn't do the work. Also, in my personal opinion I think college board should remove the questions where it asks which best answers the question, because we all know there's always two correct answers and I never pick the right one.

4. Survival tips for getting through AP Euro includes doing your work before it is actually due (I know this sounds crazy and who actually does it, but I wish I did it more), learning how to find a good stress reliever, remembering that it's just a class (it's not life or death it will only last a year), your AP score isn't everything, and remember to sleep. It won't be as bad and scary as you thought it would be, you'll survive and thrive.