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The Absurdity of AP Summer Assignments by Taylor Epstein

The Absurdity of AP Summer Assignments by Taylor Epstein

February 20, 2016
Does anyone enjoy spending vacation time completing projects and immense amounts of homework? Does anyone enjoy missing out on parties, on visiting relatives, and going on vacation to do busywork, that, for the most part, is never even looked at or graded? Does anyone actually retain all or any of the information “learned” from summer assignments, or is it rushed to completion because you are not allowed out until it is done?
The Subjective Nature of Modern Intelligence by Sarah Tabibzada

The Subjective Nature of Modern Intelligence by Sarah Tabibzada

Sarah Tabibzada February 20, 2016
We find ourselves here, in an AP classroom. We are the smart kids. We are the studiers, the thinkers, and the “leaders of tomorrow,” as the Board of Education likes to say. Isolated from the “regents kids,” we compete within our own faction of Whitman. And within our little faction, we find a series of sub-factions. Here, you will find both the apex students and the pseudo-academics.
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