Tuesday, March 9, 2021

For those of you in AP Euro and AP US History

In this video Heimler walks you through the details of what you need to know for the digital AP exams for 2021. Everything here applies to AP World History, AP U.S. History, and AP European History. 

The digital 2021 AP Exams have a lot more requirements and details than the digital (online) exams you took last year (2020), so you need to make sure you keep up to date on the requirements the College Board is putting out. Here I'll take you through some big ideas:

1. General Information about the digital exam, including whether the digital exam is easier than the paper exam.

2. Security measures, including what the College Board is doing about cheating on the 2021 AP Exams.

3. Tech requirements.

4. What you need to do to get prepared.

5. A sample of the questions you'll see in the digital testing application. 

Additionally, I'll take you through the process you need to follow if you have submission issues after completing your exam. 

If you want to read the College Board's document yourself, here it is: 

https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap-digital-testing-guide.pdf

2021 Digital AP Exam - Review of Details by Heimler

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 Mr. Duez discussed:

  • Quiz on Thursday - Social Psych
  • Obedience and Conformity

Monday, March 8, 2021

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Mr. Duez discussed:

  • Quiz on Thursday over Social Psych - last grade of the nine week period
  • Finished Personal Perceptions, Stereotypes notes

Saturday, March 6, 2021

Agenda: Week of March 8-12, 2021

Advanced Placement PSYCHOLOGY with Mr. Duez
CH 12 - Social Psychology
WEEK AT A GLANCE:
MON 3/8 - DO NOW: People were asked to sign a petition in support of a political candidate. Later, those who signed the petition were asked to donate money to the candidate, and many of them did. This phenomenon is best characterized as what?

VIDEO: Crash Course Psychology: Prejudice & Discrimination 

TUE 3/9 - DO NOW:  Individuals are most likely to obey when demands are made by a(n) ________.

Duez Notes: Altruism, Conformity, Obedience, part I

Video: Crash Course Psychology: Social Thinking 

WED 3/10 - DO NOW: The graphic depicts what social psychology phenomenon?
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VIDEO: Crash Course Psychology: Social Influence

THU 3/11 - DO NOW: The tendency to develop a positive attitude toward a product that has been advertised repeatedly in the media is referred to as _____________________.

Quiz CH 12 - Social Psychology

Duez Notes - Behavior in Groups, part I

FRI 3/12 - DO NOW: Ashley began her banking career as a teller, but she was quickly promoted to increasingly more responsible managerial positions. Despite the fact that she has very limited experience to justify her promotions, she believes that she has been successful because she is very talented. What explanation can Ashley use to justify her success?

VIDEO: Crash Course Psychology: Aggression vs. Altruism

ASSIGNMENTS:
Thursday, March 11 - Quiz CH 12 - Social Psychology

Have a GREAT SPRING BREAK! 
No Assignments. 
Be safe & Have Fun.

Friday, March 5, 2021

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Mr. Duez discussed:

  • SAT
  • Vaccination - He received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine yesterday morning.
  • Discrimination - babies - is it nature or nurture? Or are both involved?
  • Elliot's Iowa Classroom - Blue Eyes vs. Brown Eyes - the nature of teaching discrimination

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Mr. Duez shows off where he got his vaccination - The J & J injection

Thursday, March 4, 2021

Thursday - 4th Period

Today I am out due to an appointment at NRG to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. I feel like I won the lottery. Very lucky to get it. 

Students will watch the documentary, "A Class Divided" link to it below and it should be also already pulled up on the monitor. 

Explain to students that they can take notes and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. 

Reminder: Article on Schoology: The Rarely Told Story of Zimbardo's Prison Experiment is due by midnight on Friday. And the quiz for Social Psych is next Thursday.

Students eat "C" Lunch from 12:08 - 12:36. 

Should be able to finish the documentary before lunch. It is 50 minutes. 

After lunch they can use that time to work on the article on Schoology or work on other class work. 

Video: Frontline - "A Class Divided" Jane Elliott's '68 Iowa classroom - Blue/Brown Eyes

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

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 Mr. Duez discussed:

  • Article - Zimbardo's Prison Experiment - due on Friday
  • We will not have class tomorrow, due to the SAT day. But, on Thursday I will only see 4th period. We will watch the documentary in class - Frontline A Class Divided. The Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes classroom simulation by Jane Elliot in 1968. On Friday we'll review that and catch up. I didn't realize that we would be losing 1st and 3rd periods on Wednesday completely. 
  • Introduction to Social Psychology

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Monday, March 1, 2021

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Mr. Duez discussed:

  • Personality - the last part - Social-Cultural, Behavioral & Biological Perspectives
  • Rotter - Locus of Control
  • Crash Course - Measuring Personality
  • TEST over Personality is today - due Tomorrow by midnight on Schoology
  • Today is the deadline for payment for the AP Test - get that done.
  • SAT day is Wednesday - we will not have class.
  • Tomorrow we'll start Social Psych

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Friday, February 26, 2021

Agenda for the Week of March 1-5, 2021

Advanced Placement PSYCHOLOGY with Mr. Duez
CH 12 - Personality
CH 13 - Social Behavior - Social Psychology

Week at a Glance:

MON 3/1- DO NOW: Who first proposed the social-cognitive perspective, and how do social-cognitive theorists view personality development? 

Crash Course: Measuring Personality 

TUE 3/2 - DO NOW: What is a stereotype? Can stereotypes help you? Or are they just a negative part of human nature that we must overcome?

Tuesday, March 2nd  - Test CH 11 - Personality

Duez Notes: Social Psych - Perceptions of Others

Video: Frontline - "A Class Divided" Jane Elliott's '68 classroom - Blue/Brown Eyes 

WED 3/3 - DO NOW: 1. Are babies discriminatory? Prejudiced? Racist?  2. Using what you have learned in psychology, what arguments could you make that they are… Or that they are not Reflect on what we have learned in Development to help you with your answers.

No class today - due to SAT 

THU 3/4- DO NOW: Are altruism/apathy, conformity/obedience, compliance/aggression formed through education & learning or are those attributes situational What factors can influence your behavior?



FRI 3/5 - DO NOW: Explain the difference between conformity & obedience.

Article: Rarely Told Story of Zimbardo's Prison Experiment

Duez Notes: Altruism, Conformity, Obedience, part 2

 
ASSIGNMENTS:
Tuesday, March 2nd  - Test CH 11 - Personality
Friday, March 10th - Article: Rarely Told Story of Zimbardo's Prison Experiment
Thursday, March 11th - QUIZ - CH 12 - Social Psychology

Exam Registration & Payment - Deadline is Monday

 


Screen-cast for Friday, Feb. 26, 2021

Mr. Duez discussed:

  • DO NOW - Freud's influence & lack of Freudian theory in AP Text Books
  • Monday, March 1st - Last AP Payment due for the test. Deadline is Monday!
  • Test is next Tuesday on Personality
  • Behavioral Perspective & Personality: Stimulus/Response, Positive/Negative Reinforcement & Personality
  • Taking it to 11!

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