To be a successful student, you have to be a strong writer. That's even more true when it comes to AP classes like AP US History or AP English Language. AP exams are formulaic, so knowing exactly how to structure your essays will mean maximum points and an excellent argument. But a lot of students don't get the practice they need from class alone. The good news? It's not rocket science—a few basic principles and a close look at the FRQ rubric can set your student on the right track to success. Join Applerouth AP expert Matthew Kiesner to learn practical skills that will improve your student's writing.

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