Matt Hanne
AP Psychology
Last year, the maiden voyage of AP Psychology took us from the roots of psychology in Greek thought through therapy just in time to arrive at the AP exam. It was a very successful year, and I hope that this year's students will improve upon the excellent work of their predecessors. We will delve into the study of behavior and mental processes, and examine such diverse areas as methodology, consciousness, biological impacts on psychology, senses, emotion, learning, social psychology, individual development, nature vs. nurture, abnormal psychology and therapeutic techniques.
Tuesday, April 10 (19)
- Unit XVI Notes
Homework:
- Read 593-600
Wednesday, April 11 (18)
- Unit XVI Notes
Homework:
- Read 601-609
Thursday, April 12 (17)
- Unit XVI Notes
Homework:
- Read 609-621
Friday, April 13 (16)
- No school
Monday, April 16 (15)
- Unit XVI Notes
Homework:
- Read 621-628
Tuesday, April 17 (14)
- Unit XVI Notes
Homework:
- Read 628-633
Wednesday, April 18 (13)
- Unit XVI notes
Homework:
- Study for Unit XVI Exam on Friday
Thursday, April 19 (12)
- Finish Unit XVI
Homework:
- Study for Unit XVI Exam
Friday, April 20 (11)
- Unit XVI Exam
Homework
- Read 637-642
Monday, April 23 (10)
- Unit XVII Notes
Homework:
- Read 642-650
Tuesday, April 24 (9)
- Unit XVII Notes
Homework:
- Read 650-659
Wednesday, April 25 (8)
- Unit XVII notes
Homework:
- Read 660-669
Thursday, April 26 (7)
- Unit XVII notes
Homework:
- Study for Unit XVII exam
Friday, April 27 (6)
- Unit XVII Exam
Homework:
- Prepare AP study materials
Monday, April 30 (5)
- AP review
Homework:
- Study for AP exan
Tuesday, May 1 (4)
- AP review
Homework:
- Study for AP exam
Wednesday, May 2 (3)
- AP review
Homework:
- Study for AP exam
Thursday, May 3 (2)
- AP review
Homework:
- Study for AP exam
Friday, May 4 (1)
- Final review
Homework:
- Study for AP exam and get rest
Monday, May 7
- AP Psychology exam 12:00pm
Homework:
- None for this class - study for your other AP exams