Education Research/ Global Education

[ducky]

Is physics B generally the same as physics 2 or should I mark it not found?

i googled this for you, apparently AP physics B is an old exam that was replaced 2 years ago by ap physics 1 and 2. so i guess if the site only lists exam 2, it technically isnt the same if the hit is asking for b

 

[Kessikitty]

i googled this for you, apparently AP physics B is an old exam that was replaced 2 years ago by ap physics 1 and 2. so i guess if the site only lists exam 2, it technically isnt the same if the hit is asking for b

Oh thank you for this, I needed to update some exam discrepancy shit.
Physics 1 and 2 are new exams that replace Physics B. Physics C is still relevant, and they're entirely different exams. If they list only one set, they'renot the same, so say no if it's not the set asked for.

 

[catnapped]

Does "AP Research" correspond to anything else? Never seem to find that one.

 

[ducky]

Does "AP Research" correspond to anything else? Never seem to find that one.

i saw a site that listed "Research" as a part of AP Capstone or something

 

[Kessikitty]

Does "AP Research" correspond to anything else? Never seem to find that one.

AP Research is rarely granted credit, along with AP Seminar. They're considered "capstone" classes, and they are basically a free research/seminar period on whatever a student wants under teacher supervision. The exam is also scored weird, you submit your research/portfolio/materials to get a score on it, because there's no "standard". Since most universities don't just have random research/seminar credit on ANY topic (not just a major area topic) this credit is really rarely awarded.

 

[catnapped]

AP Research is rarely granted credit, along with AP Seminar. They're considered "capstone" classes, and they are basically a free research/seminar period on whatever a student wants under teacher supervision. The exam is also scored weird, you submit your research/portfolio/materials to get a score on it, because there's no "standard". Since most universities don't just have random research/seminar credit on ANY topic (not just a major area topic) this credit is really rarely awarded.

Yeah was just gonna say that I've never found "AP Seminar" either

 

[NEETbro]

Despite all this awesome information i did about 80 or so of these before i knew any better. Please pray for me.

 

[Kessikitty]

Despite all this awesome information i did about 80 or so of these before i knew any better. Please pray for me.

you'll be fine! if you message them, they may be responsive as well, so ask them about maybe improving the quality of your work?

 

[something2everything]

wow thanks for the thread. So just curious, on average how long are these taking you to complete? And what is my worst case scenario on longest one could take? Thanks

 

[NEETbro]

you'll be fine! if you message them, they may be responsive as well, so ask them about maybe improving the quality of your work?

I will if it comes down to it i will. I get they are maybe? new to this? The I'm spoiled with not being able to submit a hit unless the hit is complete. I keep forgetting to hit yes or no on step 2 >.<

 

[Kessikitty]

wow thanks for the thread. So just curious, on average how long are these taking you to complete? And what is my worst case scenario on longest one could take? Thanks

They take me usually 1-2 minutes. THe longest one too me so far was 5, but other people when just starting likely have longer times because of the confusion on what AP exams ARE and how policy works.

 

[something2everything]

They take me usually 1-2 minutes. THe longest one too me so far was 5, but other people when just starting likely have longer times because of the confusion on what AP exams ARE and how policy works.

Thanks bro (or sis)

 

[Kessikitty]

I will if it comes down to it i will. I get they are maybe? new to this? The I'm spoiled with not being able to submit a hit unless the hit is complete. I keep forgetting to hit yes or no on step 2 >.<

Oh, if it's something that minor they REALLY do not care. If you fill all the info but don't press yes or no they'r enot going to reject. LIke, if you somehow know all the course information but iddn't press yes, they assume it was a yes because the information is still good.
Either way, you'll be fine. I've blatantly done some WRONG and gotten no rejects from them. They posted under education research last week, so they're not totally new.

 

[Kessikitty]

Thanks bro (or sis)

Bro is good

 

[NEETbro]

Bro is good

May you shoot your goo for many years to come, my dude.

 

[ccmet121]

So if the AP course doesn't show amount of credit received are you guys just leaving that part blank?

 

[Kessikitty]

So if the AP course doesn't show amount of credit received are you guys just leaving that part blank?

Yes, you leave the credit hours blank, and leave a comment that the credit hours weren't listed. Basically anything odd, leave blank and comment.

 

[ccmet121]

One more question. So for example .. Say on the first link you have to press a few more links to get the chart does that count as a YES?

 

[Kessikitty]

One more question. So for example .. Say on the first link you have to press a few more links to get the chart does that count as a YES?

If the link isn't directly to the chart, and it isn't blatantly on the page, it's a no. If you find a link to it kinda deep in, you can leave it in the comments as where you found the info, and fill out the rest.

 

[catnapped]

Getting a lot of NO's (can't find) now