Candice Sinclair

As an AP Seminar teacher, are you looking for an opportunity to utilize the Team Multimedia Presentation (TMP) rubric and also provide yourself space to make notes, etc., for teams & individual students (as they answer the oral defense questions)? This editable Google Doc allows you an opportunity to print the scoring rubric and make notes during presentations. You can utilize it digitally or with pen & paper, as well as edit it to fit your course needs. This form is formatted to allow stude

Need lined paper for an AP Seminar End-of-Course/Free-Response Questions practice exam, Part A and Part B? If you teach AP Capstone Seminar, you know these students need to practice the End-of-Course/Free Response Questions exam. To help students practice writing on the lines, within a box, and on the correct pages, this resource has been created for students to practice or use in a mock exam. I hope you find this resource helpful!

Reflection is one of the greatest paths to learning and growth. This editable Google Doc provides students an opportunity to reflect on assessments conducted in the AP Capstone classroom. The reflection questions/prompts guide students to reflect on areas of strength and target areas to improve upon during an assessment. Learning Objectives this resource supports: Big Idea Five - LO 5.3A: Reflecting on and revising their own writing, thinking, and creative processesAP Seminar = EK 5.3A1: Refle

As an AP Seminar teacher, are you looking for a way to provide focused and fast feedback on the Mock IRR with feedback relating to the rubric? This editable Google Doc allows you an opportunity to provide 16 focused feedback notes quickly and with a focus for students and their Mock IRR. The feedback form allows you to either utilize it digitally or with pen & paper, as well as edit it to fit your course/citation style needs. Ideas to utilize the source: Provide students with access to the f

Are you an AP Seminar Reader? Do you read for the Individual Research Report (IRR) or the Individual Written Argument (IWA)? These templates are created to be used digitally; however, if needed, you can also print the documents. I find that using my iPad and Apple Pencil is resourceful in making quick notes as I score for the summer reading (opening in the notes app). This editable Google application allows you an opportunity to print the templates and make notes during the reading. You can uti

If you teach AP Capstone Seminar or a class that looks through multiple perspectives on one specific topic, this graphic organizer is helpful for students to think through questions, topics, stakeholders, etc. within each lens/perspective. Some similar graphic organizers have a couple of lenses combined/linked together; however, the graphic organizer in my shop has ensured all lenses have their own section for students to utilize successfully. I hope you find this resource helpful! The graphic