Familiarize students with the structure and goals of the AP English Language and Composition course. Provide an overview of the skills and content covered in the course framework.

Focus on understanding the rhetorical situation and identifying claims and evidence. Practice close reading and analysis of nonfiction texts to recognize reasoning and organizational patterns.

Teach strategies for developing evidence-based analytical and argumentative writing. Practice composing thesis statements, constructing logical arguments, and citing evidence effectively.

Explore stylistic elements and their impact on the effectiveness of written communication.Practice selecting appropriate language and employing rhetorical devices to advance arguments.

Administer 2 full-length practice tests to simulate the exam environment and assess student progress. Utilize a question bank to provide additional practice on specific skills and concepts as needed.

Review student performance on practice tests and question bank exercises. Provide individualized feedback on strengths and areas for improvement.

Teach test-taking strategies specific to the AP English Language and Composition Exam. Review scoring rubrics and criteria for each section of the exam.