2. Introduction
Hello! I’m Nate, and I’ll be your instructor
for this course. Here’s a little bit of
information about me:
I’m an undergraduate pursuing a dual
major in psychology and anthropology
I’ve taken, in total, 14 AP tests, including the
Psychology test – trust me, I know what I’m
talking about
I’m really excited about this, so let’s go!
3. About this course:
This course is meant to be a quick review;
please, read a textbook in conjunction with
this if you haven’t taken an AP Psychology
class
This course will provide the information tested
most often, not every single psychological
fact that might possible appear on the test
This course will mostly be on slides until I have
time to record lectures
4. How does it work?
Each section corresponds to a subject on
the AP Psychology topic distribution
outline
Within each section, there are
lectures, quizzes, tests, and AP Practice
Sessions, vocab lists, and test tip breaks
5. Lectures
Lectures are presentations that consist of at
least 5 slides
Lectures contain the most thorough review of
information you will see on the test
Lectures are designed to be bite-sized; you
can do as many as you want, but I suggest
doing no more than one section’s worth in a
sitting. Breaking them up will help you learn
faster.
6. Quizzes
Quizzes are quick reviews of the
information you just learned
There is one quiz for each lecture
Quizzes are meant to help you check your
progress
Review quizzes often to make sure the
memory stays fresh in your mind
THESE DO NOT CONTAIN REAL AP
QUESTIONS
7. Tests
Tests are comprehensive reviews of all the
material in a section
Tests are supposed to help you measure if you
are ready to move on
Tests can have multiple choice, short
response, and long response questions
Short response and long response are self-
graded
THESE CONTAIN REAL AP QUESTIONS (denoted
by bold)
8. AP Practice Sessions
AP Practice Sessions pick apart real AP
questions piece by piece
These are found after the test and explain
all the real AP questions found in the test
These are not optional; please review
them to understand how real AP
questions work
9. Vocab Lists
Vocab lists are simply compiled and
alphabetized lists of vocab words found in
the chapter
If it is requested, I can also add
presentations with the words and
definitions arranged like flashcards
10. Test Tip Breaks
Test Tip Breaks are interspersed throughout
the sections
These are not relevant to the specific
sections; they are simply test-taking
strategies that will help you perform well
on the AP Psychology test
11. Studying
Please review as often as possible!
Make sure that what you’ve learned is
always floating at the back of your mind;
keeping the information with you is key
Don’t listen to music, watch TV, etc. while
studying
Test yourself frequently!
12. Feedback
That’s all there is to know about this
course! Get to work!
I appreciate feedback – that’s what
makes this course better for you and
everyone else.
Good luck!
