AP Exam Curriculum Updates and Strategies

The teacher informs AP Gov students that the College Board has updated the curriculum, removing the Roe v Wade case from the AP exam due to its overturning. This change means students have one less case to memorize, allowing them to use their study time more effectively.

What is the good news shared by the teacher regarding the AP exam?

• The exam will be open book.

• The exam date has been postponed.

• One less case is required to remember.

• There will be no exam this year.

Why was the curriculum updated by the College Board?

• To include more recent cases.

• To reflect the overturning of Roe v Wade.

• To add more topics to the syllabus.

• To make the exam easier.

Which case will no longer be on the AP exam?

• Marbury v. Madison

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Roe v Wade

What should students consider doing with the extra time they have saved?

• Study another subject.

• Watch more TV.

• Ignore the exam completely.

• Spend more time on social media.

What is the main focus of the teacher's message?

• To inform about a new exam format.

• To announce a curriculum update and encourage time management.

• To provide tips on exam preparation.

• To discuss the importance of Roe v Wade.