AP Environmental Science (Period 3 & 5) Assignments
- Instructors
- Term
- Spring 2012
- Department
- Science
- Location
- L-5
- Description
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Welcome to your AP Environmental Science Webpage. This resource is designed to be a place where you can find pretty much everything you need to pass this class (other than hard work and desire - that part's up to you to bring). This will be the place to go when you miss school, need homework, and/or need lecture notes and study guides for an upcoming test. This site will also contain links and other files designed to help you.
As your teacher, it will be my responsibility to stay on top of this resource and to make sure that I provide everything you need to succeed in my class. Typically, I post everything a week in advance to provide students the opportunity to prepare for the week. This gives students a chance to print notes in advance or to simply organize their week ahead on Sunday night.As a student, it is your responsibility to check in with this site if you miss school or need anything, and to communicate with the teacher (in advance, whenever possible), when you are having trouble, need extra support, or require extra time to complete an assignment.Click one of the Homework buttons below to go to posted Lecture Notes and homework assignments. To find a past assignment or file that is past due, find and click the button in the upper-right corner that says "All Homework".
COURSE DESCRIPTION:This course will deal with scientific principles, concepts and methodologies needed to better understand the interrelationship between humans and the natural world in which we live. The course is designed to meet the College Board guidelines for AP Environmental Science, and will therefore be the equivalent of a college-level introductory environmental science course.COURSE PREREQUISITES:The prerequisites for this course are a grade of C or better in biology, chemistry and algebra I or Instructor/Associate Principal approval. Students will be required to work outdoors and attend field trips as part of the lab/field work component of this class. Students will also be required to analyze both natural and man-made environmental problems and consider possible alternative solutions for solving and/or preventing environmental problems.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
May 28 - June 1
AGENDA:
Day 1 - Term Paper Briefing and Discussion
Day 2 - Term Paper Research and Formulation
Day 3 - Term Paper Research and Formulation
NEXT TEST:
Final will be in the form of a Term Paper and Presentation
The Term Paper will be DUE NO LATER THAN June 15th.
Presentations will take place during days scheduled for finals.
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POSTED BELOW:
- Official College Board AP Environmental Science Course Guide: This document is the official course guide produced by the people responsible for producing your AP Environmental Science Exam.
- World Population.mov: This short video shows the growth in global human population from the dawn of civilization through what is projected at the end of this century.
- AP Central Website: This link will take you to the the Official AP Environmental Website. Here you can find a wealth of resources that will help you prepare for the AP Environmental Science Exam, including Free Response questions from previous AP Exams (Note: these free response questions are similar if not the same ones used in your unit tests). Go To: AP Central Website
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Files
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
Assignment
Final Term Paper
Select ANY topic covered in AP Environmental Science and write a 4-5 page paper.
- The paper may be a research paper or case study.
- Paper should include: an environmental problem/issue, its cause, and possible solutions/alternatives/mitigation
- Should also address social, economic and environmental implications and/or costs/benefits
- No Papers will be accepted after June 15th, 2012. THIS IS A HARD DEADLINE. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Select ANY topic covered in AP Environmental Science and write a 4-5 page paper.
- The paper may be a research paper or case study.
- Paper should include: an environmental problem/issue, its cause, and possible solutions/alternatives/mitigation
- Should also address social, economic and environmental implications and/or costs/benefits
- No Papers will be accepted after June 15th, 2012. THIS IS A HARD DEADLINE. NO EXCEPTIONS.