Post 9 - Dear AP Psych Student...

 Hi!!!!!!!!

Woah it's the end of the year and the end of this fun class. I enjoyed the fun activities, the blog, and pretty much just the course content in general. Learning psychology is awesome, and I would definitely take it more in college. As for advice...

1. Fiveable and Mr. Sinn

I pretty much relied on Fiveable for all my ap studying (it's not absolutely amazing and doesn't cover everything, but it's great and straightforward for studying). Mr. Sinn is a good alternative if you're tired, don't want to read, and just want to lie down and listen. 

2. Try harder on the quizzes

I sometimes didn't try much on the quizzes because the quizzes are open notes sometimes, but it's still so bad if you go into the quiz with nothing in your mind. The notes sometimes didn't help (maybe I'm just bad at taking notes) but haha.

Favorite activities and projects!

I really enjoyed the high/low activity at the beginning of the year because it was fun to guess stuff and also really surprising to find out about the results. This blog project is also really fun and relaxing sometimes. Some brain games were really interesting too!

What can be left out...

Maybe the disorders project since there were lots of presented information, but I don't really remember them well; they're great to learn about but didn't really show up on the ap exam? I'm not really sure... 

Suggestions!

I think it would be really nice if we get to go over our quizzes/tests or maybe receive them back and get an answer key later on. I also think we don't need open note quizzes since I feel like I would've spent better time actually studying the materials and not having to cram the day before the exam... this one might be controversial though.

Once again, I really really enjoyed this class and the things I learned in it! I'll probably read this again at some point in the future and have nostalgia maybe. Well, bye or see you again? :)

Han