Dear Future AP Psychology Students,
Most of you probably have heard that psychology has to do with the brain and the mind and you are pretty right. We learn about the parts of the brain all the way to mental disorders like common ones like Bi-Polar Depression. The course consists of some notes, lots of content digs (group worksheets), and tests. The most tedious thing to do for AP Psych is the vocabulary we do for tests. We are supposed to do it everyday to keep up so that it doesn't pile up but a lot of the time you will forget about it because of other classes. One of the things I loved most about the class was the group I had that I had for most of the content digs. We would work on content digs while cracking jokes and often work fast and have some leftover time at the end to talk.
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My advice for future students would probably be to keep up with the vocabulary. I have done both spaced interval study and procrastinated and the ladder is not as nice. The work starts to pile up and doing vocab for four hours is not fun. In addition, it is probably pretty wise to study for every test because the tests are pretty hard.
My favorite activity was probably the emotions project. I was able to listen to some good music while learning more about emotions.
I don't think it would hurt to lessen on the content digs. A lot of the time we would do the content digs together and not really remember anything the next day or the next couple of days.
I think that the biggest suggestion would be to do more quizlet live activities. Instead of doing content digs a lot of the time i feel like it would be more beneficial to do the quizlet lives. Even if you don't know anything, you still learn because other people are competitive and you start to memorize words and it is kinda fun.
This is a link to my favorite topic that we learned about this year in AP Psych:
https://www.verywellmind.com/theories-of-emotion-2795717
Most of you probably have heard that psychology has to do with the brain and the mind and you are pretty right. We learn about the parts of the brain all the way to mental disorders like common ones like Bi-Polar Depression. The course consists of some notes, lots of content digs (group worksheets), and tests. The most tedious thing to do for AP Psych is the vocabulary we do for tests. We are supposed to do it everyday to keep up so that it doesn't pile up but a lot of the time you will forget about it because of other classes. One of the things I loved most about the class was the group I had that I had for most of the content digs. We would work on content digs while cracking jokes and often work fast and have some leftover time at the end to talk.
![Image result for psychology](https://cdn.psychologytoday.com/sites/default/files/field_blog_entry_images/2017-11/psychology.png)
My advice for future students would probably be to keep up with the vocabulary. I have done both spaced interval study and procrastinated and the ladder is not as nice. The work starts to pile up and doing vocab for four hours is not fun. In addition, it is probably pretty wise to study for every test because the tests are pretty hard.
My favorite activity was probably the emotions project. I was able to listen to some good music while learning more about emotions.
I don't think it would hurt to lessen on the content digs. A lot of the time we would do the content digs together and not really remember anything the next day or the next couple of days.
I think that the biggest suggestion would be to do more quizlet live activities. Instead of doing content digs a lot of the time i feel like it would be more beneficial to do the quizlet lives. Even if you don't know anything, you still learn because other people are competitive and you start to memorize words and it is kinda fun.
This is a link to my favorite topic that we learned about this year in AP Psych:
https://www.verywellmind.com/theories-of-emotion-2795717
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