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PAID1:38The anchor — the post this playbook is read from.
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Give away a concrete subject tactic first, establish authority through the College Board rubric, then position PrepGo as the recall and practice system behind it.
Who runs it Subject-specific AP educators and high-scoring students teaching DBQs, FRQs, scoring rubrics, and exam-weighted topics
1If you're taking any AP history, please watch this video.
2scored a 5 on the exam.
3they're all scored the same.
4Step one is to read the question
5Step two is to brain up everything you know
6I personally use prep code to study using flashcards and quizzes
7step three is skimming the documents.
8categorize them into two to three groups
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9Step five is contextualization
10For your thesis, base it off of cause and effect
11You do not need a conclusion paragraph
12If you follow this, I promise you'll score higher
13PREPCO is a great resource for remembering content