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personally, i was a bit disappointed with AP classes. i only took AP english, the rest of them i just took the test(my school allowed this). for the most part, they study the same stuff and use the same books as the normal classes, but are more in depth. i had an odd habit of reading the text books at the beginning of the year and then formed questions based on what i learned. the rest of the year was spent chatting the teacher up and reading more in depth books. AP classes at my school were far to congested with students asking questions for me to get any face time with the teacher, so i opted out of them and just took the test.
dont sweat it. if you have even the faintest interest in the topic of the class, you will probably excel without even trying. dont be like me though... i had a habit of doing my homework during the breaks between classes and then forgetting it in places. my teachers always wondered about how scatterbrained i was, they would see me do the homework before i left and then show up the next day without it.
AP classes are quite helpful for a number of reasons, in my opinion. Like thechibi said above, it's mostly about handling workload. It helps you get a handle on what will be expected of you in college.
They're a bit more intense, but it isn't like you're just handed a textbook and told to be ready for the AP test in 6 months! You may have to put forth more of an effort than a basic-level course, but the class is still designed for you learn and be taught - you're not just expected to figure it out all on your own.
Additionally, being able to "place out" of freshman level courses is generally a positive thing. For instance, taking Calculus I in a high school classroom of up to 30 students is tremendously better than taking Calc I in a lecture hall with 300!
Must say AP classes aren't all that hard, i could see how it could make you a bit nervous at first, believe me i was, but once you see how it runs you'll be glad you did it, i sure am. But be prepared to STUDY, thats where i got killed, i'm not the top of my class but i sure am not stupid, study and make sure you have some time you can devote to studying, i participate in sports year round, football, track, lacrosse and i just needed to find a time to study.
Classes also move fast, not hard at all to keep up, just make sure you're on top of your work and don't miss too much school, that will put you behind and it could be difficult to catch back up, by missing too much i mean like 3-4 days in a row, a day here or there isn't going to kill you.
Good luck, you'll have a blast, i sure am.
AP is well worth it, I entered college with credits already with them. There may be a little more work involved with them, but not too much to stress on it.
When did they change the grading scale on the SAT?? I got a 1500 and was top 6 in my class, but that was when it was 2 parts.
Don't worry, Dartmouth is hard to get into but is well worth it. I could not afford to go there even though I wanted to, and they wanted me to come be a walk on for their baseball program. Great campus, and durring fall it looks amazing.
To be honest, I remember AP classes being more about handling a workload than outright difficulty. Which is sort of the first stumbling block a lot of folks hit in college.
You'll be okay. Just take care of yourself and balance your studies. But no slacking!
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My school's more IB focused.
I did IB too lol
I just spoke to my daughter and she had a great point, you guys should self study for the AP Enviro test, most of it's on nitrogen cycle etc.. all planted tank type stuff.
if your school won't let you sit for the exam just call schools in your area and take them there.
My school's more IB focused, but it does offer a few AP classes and I'm currently taking APUS as a sophomore. Honestly the course itself isn't that difficult. It's really helpful to outline the reading as you go so you can refer back to it when studying for a test/exam. I do all the week's assignments during part of the weekend, so it's not very stressful at all.
I find that what does most people in is their fear from the hype. They freak out about assessments and expect to not do well, and therefore don't do well. As long as you set good expectations for yourself, you should be fine.
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Ap classes are very worth it. I got like 40-50 hours from them...out of the 120 something I need to graduate. Yes, I got like 5s on all of them but NO I didn't study all night. In fact most days I just played counter strike or some other game until like 1am. When people tell you they're studying 8+ hours a day they always fail to mention they were reading a message board, using facebook or watching a tv show or something.
Don't worry about it. Also I strongly recommend against taking the AP compsci test unless that's your hobby or something. It was obscenely difficult (got a 1). Well that's what happens when you spend your class time making a brick break game with the bricks arranged into obscene body parts. Them arrays man.
Overgrowth you need to relax! Plantbrain's advice is good, basically be prepared and study efficiently. That will mean different things in different classes. I'm sure you are already doing it and will rock any AP class.
Just remember you need to do other things and stand out outside of academics. Start planning that as well now.
Good luck and I'm sure you will be fine! You should also look into Columbia, NYC rocks!
|AP classes are totally worth it. even if you go to a college that doesn't give 'credit' for the class they will place you in a higher class allowing you to have a more diverse college experience.
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Writing papers, start asap, bring a draft to the instructor at least a few days before it's due, ask how to improve it.
Most college exams consist of a blank "blue book" with the instructions to write an essay explaining everything covered in the class.
Most college professor will tell you exactly what they want for answer if asked before hand.
All that being said I believe that for something like 75% of people that go to college it is a complete waste of time and money. Your drive, work ethic and ambition to "get ahead in life" will get you light years further ahead in life then some diploma in a frame.
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I'm starting high school next fall, and I'm seriously freaked out over AP classes. I'm doing only one class (AP Gov) in 9th grade, and sure, that's not too bad, but I'm dreading the junior and senior years. My goal college is Dartmouth, and I want to take a reasonable amount of AP courses to be accepted, but I don't want less than a 4.0 (unweighted) GPA, but before that, I DEFINITELY don't want to have a nervous breakdown and/or insanity. So, does anyone have secrets to share about surviving these tough classes? I've already got a study buddy (we're both in the top 1% of our whole school and have 95+ averages & both scored 1700+ on the SAT), but I'm still worried about the workload and the intense cram sessions. Is it true that many students stay up for 8+ HOURS A NIGHT doing homework/studying? Also, do people's GPA's drop drastically when taking AP's? I'm scared
They had the ambition to ask me how to get an A in the class.
I told them.
No, you do not ever need to do 8 hours of homework a night. You are still kids and need a life.
It's much wiser to study specifically what you do NOT know, rather than rehashing over what you already do and waste your time. Ask people how to study, this is NEVER taught in classes, I teach it in my class, as it makes my life easier as someone who has to grade papers and exams. Much easier to grade A's and B's, vs C's and D's.
1.Go to class
2. Read ahead, so when you hear the lecture, you are hearing the concepts again(2X)
3. That night before going to bed, or any down time you have waiting around, re write your notes in outline form carefully(3x).
4. Cover one side of the outline and see if you can answer the topic/question you wrote. If you can answer it, it's already in the brain.
If you cannot, then high light it with yellow high lighter(4X).
5. Re read the yellow high lights. This is what you do NOT know. Now try it again after reading again. Still missing 2-3? Highlight in orange this time. Reread again, you pretty much will have them all at that point. (5X)
I do the out lines 2-3 weeks before exams typically. Does not take long.
This will prep for any exams.
If you do the above it's tough to ever get less than a B.
Writing papers, start asap, bring a draft to the instructor at least a few days before it's due, ask how to improve it.
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Nothing to sweat. 8hrs+ a night is a bit drastic and exaggerated don't you think? I only spent about an hour a day for studying and homework. Sure, if you're a bit slower then maybe you might take 8hrs?
Oh and SAT scores mean nothing. I graduated in the top 10% and scored a 1440 on the SAT. My friend graduated in the last quarter towards the end and scored a 2200. Probably the best score in our graduating class by a few hundred. Hilarious because he never paid attention in class and rarely did his homework.
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Agassiz Basin & Indian Leap
Water Source: Moosilauke Brook
Location: N. Woodstock, NH
There are two footbridges here, one directly over the Agassiz Falls and the other below the upstream waterfall known as Indian Leap.
Directions: Beside Route 112, east of the junction of Routes 112 and 118
Ammonoosuc Falls - Lower
Water Source: Ammonoosuc River
Location: Carroll, NH
Directions: On old Cherry Mountain Road, off Rt. 302 between Twin Mountain and Fabyans. Take an immediate left (before railroad tracks) and park in the area at the end of this paved road. Walk down the dirt road at the end of the parking lot (about a .1 mile hike).
Ammonoosuc Falls - Upper
Water Source: Ammonoosuc River
Location: Carroll, NH
Directions: Route 302 and turn north on Base Road, leading to Marshfield and the Cog Railroad. Look on the right side of the road about 2.3 miles from the Route 302 intersection.
Appalachia Falls
Water Source: Cold Brook & Snyder Brook
Location: Randolph, NH
Directions: 2.6 mile Valley Way loop trail includes Cold Brook Falls, Tama Fall, Salroc Falls, and Gordon Falls. Trail starts at Appalachia parking area off U.S. Route 2 about 1/2 mile west of Randolph.
Arethusa Falls, Bemis Brook Falls
Water Source: Bemis Brook
Location: Livermore, NH
Arethusa may be your destination, but Bemis Brook and Coliseum Falls are a bonus: these two are along the way to Arethusa. They are an easy .5 mile hike in, while Arethusa is 1.3 miles in on a hike of moderate difficulty. Arethusa is best viewed from below. Do not try rock scrambling: the rocks are unsafe. If you wish to swim, choose spots downstream.
Directions: 1½ mile path south of Willey House site off Rt. 302 in Crawford Notch.
Artist Falls
Water Source: Artist Brook
Location: Conway, NH
Directions: Off Route 16 and 302 on Artist Falls Road.
Avalanche Falls, Liberty Gorge Cascade, The Pool
Water Source: Flume Brook
Location: Lincoln, NH
Near the Flume Gorge, Franconia Notch. The Flume Gorge may be better known, but these cascades are well worth a visit. The most dramatic of the three is 45 ft. Expect to make an easy round trip hike of just over 2 miles, if you plan to see all three.
Directions: Near the Flume Gorge, Franconia Notch.
The Baby Flume
Water Source: Pemigewasset River
Location: Lincoln, NH
Directions: Located several miles downstream from the Basin. Take the marked trail south along the Pemigewasset River. The falls are found just before crossing a footbridge.
Baker River
Water Source: Baker River
Location: Warren, NH
Directions: Northeast of Warren within view of Rt. 118.
The Basin, Cascades, Kinsman Falls, Rocky Glen Falls
Water Source: Pemigewasset River
Location: Lincoln, NH at Franconia Notch
Directions: North of the Flume, called "the Old Man's Foot Basin." The Basin is .1 mile from the parking lot. The Cascades is .2 mile from the starting point. Kinsman Falls is .5 mile from the parking lot. Rocky Glen Falls is over a mile from the starting point.
Bath Falls
Water Source: Ammonoosuc River
Location: Bath, NH
The Bath Falls are scenically set against the Bath Covered Bridge.
Directions: Route 302 in Bath under the covered bridge.
Beaver Brook Cascade
Water Source: Beaver Brook
Location: Kinsman Notch, NH
Directions: Route 112 into Kinsman Notch. Pull into the hiker's parking lot. Follow the signs to the trail.
Beebe River Falls
Water Source: Beebe River
Location: Route 175, Campton
Directions: Route 175 in Campton
Beecher's and Pearl Cascades
Water Source: Crawford Brook
Location: Carroll, NH
Directions: Park behind the Crawford Depot on Route 302 and follow the signs on the Avalon Trail.
Brickett Falls
Water Source: Mill Brook
Location: Chatham, NH
Directions: Route 113 to North Chatham. Just north of North Chatham, look on the west side of the road for the Mount Meader Trail. The falls are a little over a mile up the trail.
Bridal Veil Falls
Water Source: Coppermine Brook
Location: Franconia, NH
Directions: Coppermine Trail off of Route 116 near Easton
Campton Falls
Water Source: Beebe River
Location: Campton, NH
Directions: Take Exit 27 off I-93N to Blair Road. Turn left onto Route 175 at stop sign. Pull over after the place where Beede River passes under a bridge.
Cascade Brook Falls
Water Source: Cascade Brook
Location: Lincoln, NH
Directions: Route 93 North into Franconia Notch. Look for the Basin parking area and park here. Take the marked trail up Cascade Brook.
Cold Brook Falls
Water Source: Cold Brook
Location: Randolph, NH
Directions: Route 2 in Randolph to a large trailhead parking lot on the south side of the road. Follow the Amphibrach Trail to the Cold Brook Crossing. The falls are about 100' upstream.
Coosauk, Hitchcock, and Stairs Falls
Water Source: Bumpus Brook
Location: Randolph, NH
Directions: Falls can be reached by following the Sylvan Trail toward Bumpus Brook. Trail starts at Appalachia parking area off of U.S. Route 2 about 1/2 mile west of Randolph.
Crystal Cascade
Water Source: Cutler River
Location: Pinkham's Grant, NH
Directions: 3 mile trail from Pinkham Notch Camp of AMC
Diana's Bath
Water Source: Cutler River
Location: Bartlett, NH
Directions: West Side Road, North Conway
Dryad and Giant Falls
Water Source: Dryad Brook
Location: Success, NH
Directions: Park in the lot adjacent to the Austin Mill Brook Bridge off North Road in Shelburne. Take marked trail to the upper portion of Dryad or follow the Peabody Brook trail to Giant Falls.
Falling Waters Trail
Water Source: Unknown
Location: Lincoln, NH
Directions: Opposite Lafayette Campground in Franconia Notch. A favorite hike, 1.4 miles one way, that takes you to Walker Cascade, 20 ft. Stairs Falls, 60 ft. Swiftwater Falls and 80 ft. Cloudland Falls.
Flume Cascade and Silver Cascade
Water Source: Unknown
Location: Harts Location, NH
The Silver Cascade is one of the most dramatic waterfalls in the state during high water, when the falls spread out over a substantial width of ledge. In drier times, the falls slow to a trickle.
Directions: Flume Cascade is a short distance downhill to the east from height of land in Crawford Notch on Route 302. The Silver Cascade is a short distance downhill to the east from height of land in Crawford Notch on Route 302.
Flume Gorge
Water Source: Flume Brook
Location: Lincoln, NH
One of the most visited waterfalls in the state.
Directions: Beside Route 3 in Franconia Notch, 5 miles North of Lincoln.
Franconia Falls
Water Source: Franconia Brook
Location: Lincoln, NH
Directions: Route 112 East from Lincoln for 4.7 miles.
Georgiana and Harvard Falls
Water Source: Harvard Brook
Location: Lincoln, NH
Directions: Located on Harvard Brook in Lincoln. Set of two falls, approximately 1/2 mile apart along the same trail.
Gibbs Falls
Water Source: Gibbs Brook
Location: Beans Grant, NH
Directions: Follow Crawford Path which is located across Route 302 from Crawford Depot.
Glen Ellis Falls
Water Source: Ellis River
Location: Gorham, NH
Directions: Route 16 in Pinkham Notch.
Goodrich Falls
Water Source: Ellis River
Location: Bartlett, NH
Directions: Located on the Ellis River. The falls are below the Route 16 bridge in Jackson. Pull off onto side roads before or after the river to search for the best view.
Hermit Falls
Water Source: Basin Brook
Location: Chatham, NH
Directions: Located near the Basin Campground, off Route 113 in Chatham.
Jackson Falls
Water Source: Wildcat Brook
Location: Jackson, NH
Directions: Center of Jackson Village beside Carter Notch Road.
Livermore Falls
Water Source: Pemigewasset River
Location: Campton, NH
Directions: Located off Route 3, 2.5 miles northeast of Plymouth.
Mossy Glen
Water Source: Carlton Brook
Location: Randolph, NH
Directions: Located near Route 2 on Carlton Brook in Randolph.
Nancy Cascade
A rather rigorous hike is required to view these falls, but the trek is worth it. The falls are named for a servant woman who perished trying to reach her fiance's camp in the White Mountains one winter. The falls, which are quite spectacular, plunge into a deep pool below.
Water Source: Nancy Brook
Location: Route 302 South of Crawford Notch
Directions: The Nancy Pond Trail starts off Rt. 302, south of Crawford Notch. The 2.4 mile hike in, which is of moderate difficulty, brings you to a series of lovely cascades that are shady and cool.
Paradise Falls and Falls of Prosperine at Lost River
Water Source: Lost River
Location: North Woodstock, NH
Directions: Kinsman Notch, 7 miles west of North Woodstock on Route 112. Falls of Prosperine located underground in the Judgment Hall of Pluto.
Pond Brook Falls
These falls are rather remote, but the water streaming over smooth rocks is a sight.
Water Source: Pond Brook
Location: Stratford, NH
Directions: Located in the Nash Stream Forest just off of Nash Stream Road. Part of the Cohos Trail.
Raymond Cascade
Water Source: Unknown
Location: Sargeant's Purchase, NH
Directions: Located between Tuckerman's and Huntington Ravines.
Ripley Falls and Kendron Flume
Water Source: Avalanche Brook
Location: Harts Location, NH
Directions: On Route 302, Crawford Notch, take Ethan Pond Trail.
Sabbaday Falls
Water Source: Sabbaday Brook
Location: Waterville, NH
Directions: On the Kancamagus Highway, West of Passaconaway Campground in Waterville.
Silver Cascades
Water Source: Unknown
Location: Harts Location, NH
Directions: North of Rt. 302 in Crawford Notch.
Stepped Falls
Water Source: Unknown
Location: Stinson Lake Rd., Ellsworth
Directions: Off Stinson Lake Road above Ellsworth
Swiftwater Falls
There are two falls by this name. The first one is located in Bath, beneath the Swiftwater Bridge. The other waterfall is much larger. Located in Lincoln, it can be found on the popular Falling Waters Trail in Franconia Notch.
Water Source: Wild Ammonoosuc River and Dry Brook
Location: Bath, NH and Lincoln, NH
Directions: One is located on Route 112 just south of the Junctions of 112 and 302 near Bath; the other is part of the Falling Waters Trail.
13 Falls
Named for an old logging camp, number 13.
Water Source: Franconia Brook
Location: Franconia, NH
Directions: Located in the Pemigewasset Wilderness in the valley between Owl's Head and the Garfield/Galehead Ridge. Take the Kancamagus Highway and travel east of Lincoln, turn into parking lot.
Thompson's Falls and Emerald Pool
Water Source: Thompson Brook
Location: Pinkham's Grant, NH
Directions: 1 1/2 miles south of Pinkham Notch Camp
Thoreau Falls
Water Source: Pemigewasset River
Location: Bethlehem, NH
Directions: Part of the Appalachian Trail. From Route 302, turn onto Zealand Road. Trail starts at end of road.
Waterville Cascade
Water Source: Cascade Brook
Location: Waterville, NH
Directions: The 1.2 mile trail to the falls is near Snow's Mountain ski lift in Waterville Valley.
Winneweta Falls
Water Source: Miles Brook
Location: Jackson, NH
Directions: Located off Route 16 just north of Jackson Village. Park in the dirt turnoff, cross the Ellis River and walk across a meadow to find the marked trail.
Zealand Falls
Water Source: Whitewall Brook
Location: Bethlehem, NH
Directions: Part of the Appalachian Trail. From Route 302, turn onto Zealand Road. Trail starts at the end of the road.
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Menlo Park school plan on wrong track
Original post made by Dave Montague, Hillview Middle School, on May 14, 2007
This includes building a teaching resource center on the Encinal campus that further compromises our largest campus use. It specifically forecloses converting Encinal to a grade 5-8 middle school and dumps more than 900 students into a new, two-story middle school at Hillview at twice the state student density standard, and more than 700 students into Oak Knoll, which must also be expanded by using a two-story classroom building.
Careful analysis in a study based on the district's own data favors a superior plan, offering all the measurable benefits claimed for the adopted plan with much less impact to the community. This study, comparing the adopted plan and the proposed alternative, can be found at: Web Link .
Unfortunately the district has adopted a plan that all but ignores its own data and long-range objectives, as well as the impact to the neighborhoods and the community.
A 50 percent increase in students and in traffic and parking congestion at Encinal and Hillview impacts everyone who resides near those schools or drives on Santa Cruz and Encinal avenues, and Middlefield Road.
Parents who think the adopted plan is going to improve their children's education should consider that an entire generation of students will have to attend three schools under construction conditions that reduce outside activity space in every school for two to three years. Staging and construction will virtually eliminate all playing fields at Hillview for that time.
When complete, the "new" facilities will be at capacity with no space for further growth. Scarce, well-patronized public tennis courts and preschool parks maintained by the city also will be eliminated in the process.
It is time for taxpayers to take a hard look at what is happening. The bond money we voted in is being committed to a bad plan glossing over its problems, repeating past short-sightedness and making poor use of the bond funds. None of these actions are in the interests of students, the community or the long-term interests of the district. Sadly, as the study report shows, none of this need be. Unfortunately, the board never consider a much better plan. The five-campus plan in the study report builds a new 400-plus student K-4 school at the 5.8-acre O'Connor campus in the Willows at a much lower cost than the two-story construction at three schools. The teaching resource center would be located at O'Connor, not at Encinal.
This new O'Connor facility allows Hillview and Encinal to revert to grade 5-8 middle schools by 2010, actually reducing the number of students below those presently at Oak Knoll, Hillview and Laurel, and reducing the planned population at Encinal. This realignment provides campuses closer to residences of 60 percent of projected students.
This plan leaves more of the bond money available for major improvements at all schools while providing lower student density per school, with more total capacity and flexibility for uncertainties in future enrollment.
Yet, the Board of Trustees never seriously considered a new O'Connor facility, even though the district's data shows that more than 200 elementary-grade students live in the Willows and Willow Road corridor alone. We want to know whose interests are served by continuing to ignore this option?
<i>This was published as a guest opinion in the May 16, 2007, issue of the Almanac. Dave Montague is a management and engineering consultant and a 47-year resident of Menlo Park. He lives on Hillview Drive.</i>
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on May 14, 2007 at 9:25 pm
Thanks, Dave. It's about time someone questioned the "wisdom" of this board. Unfortunately, they seem to be so driven to spend the $90 million bond money as fast as possible on new facilities, but that's a reflection of these MBA-bred members who, despite only having a 30% bond election approval out of eligible, "encumbered",
voters in the district, feel compelled to spend it fast and ask questions later. Why don't you come to the board meeting at Oak Knoll School on Wed. the 16th and voice your concerns about this insanity>
editor of The Almanac
on May 15, 2007 at 10:41 am
Richard Hine is a registered user.
See this story, "No plans for two middle schools," by clicking here:
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a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on May 16, 2007 at 12:07 pm
The Board is behaving in much the same fashion with regard to Oak Knoll renovation. They are ignoring options which meet all of their specified criteria, provide for the educational needs of the students, and reasonably mitigate neighborhood impact -- all to move an inferior plan ahead at an accelerated pace. Little regard for neighborhoods, short-term thinking, ignorance of traffic issues - the story's the same at every campus. This Board is not qualified to spend this bond money responsibly.


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I looked around a little but it looks like the normal places are out, even the place you got that pic (guessing on that), maybe put up a WTB ad on here and any other forum you belong to.
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