First things first:
Are you registered to take your AP exams for this year? If you’re not, you’re running out of time to sign up– regular registration will close on January 28th, and then you will have to pay a fifteen dollar late fee to register. Don’t get hit with a late fee on top of the price of the regular exams– they aren’t cheap, and you should try to get the best deal you can. ALL registration will close on February 4th, as the school has to send in its order for exams that week.
You can register for ALL of your AP exams by going to the North Cobb High School TotalRegistration portal. Remember, we don’t take any money for exams at school– all of your payments must be handled through TotalRegistration.
And remember: If you are eligible for federal free or reduced lunch status, PLEASE make sure you pick up the AP exam waiver form from me in class or go to Admin 1 and request one– the waiver can mean that you only have to pay $15 for your exams, instead of the $104 they can cost with the processing fee, so please, please, please take advantage of the resources if they apply to you. That’s what they’re around for!
As to tonight’s homework:
Hopefully you completed most of your Mindmap of Ancient Greece today in class, but if you didn’t, please make sure you have it completed before the start of class tomorrow. Remember that your mindmap SHOULD involve color, illustration, or creative organization of some kind. The more you work with and manipulate the information we address in this course, the more likely you are to be able to successfully recall the material in the future.
(Ask Ms. Shelnutt or Mr. Hargis and your friends in AP Psych if you don’t believe me!)
Your primary homework tonight is to complete the Zaption video on Alexander the Great (?) and Hellenism. You’ll find the video linked below– I can’t embed Zaptions without a heck of a lot of tedious coding– but if you can’t use the video for some reason, please download the transcript of the video and associated question and complete the assignment on paper: Alexander, Legacies, and Greatness Zaption.
Ms. Galloway's AP World History 