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Short, sourced pieces on calculus teaching — what is changing, what works, and what is still unresolved. Every piece names where its facts come from.
Tools · 8 min read
Sixteen tools that cost nothing to use, sorted by what you actually need — graph it, check an answer, give the class something to do, have it explained again. One sourced line each, and nothing ranked.
Practice · 6 min read
AP Calculus is a hybrid digital exam: the questions are viewed in Bluebook, and the free-response answers are handwritten in a paper booklet that is posted off to be scored. What College Board publishes about how it works — and the classroom habits that follow.
Pedagogy · 6 min read
A limit is not the value of the function, continuous is not differentiable, the Mean Value Theorem is not Rolle’s. Five distinctions the shorthand drops, each sourced and each with a one-sentence fix.
New teachers · 5 min read
Getting your first AP Calculus section is normal, not a crisis. The one document to read first, the six steps College Board itself lists, and where the free material lives.
AP exam · 5 min read
The course content is not moving; the shape of the exam is. What College Board has published about the new multiple-choice count and timing — and the one thing it has not made clear.
Tools · 4 min read
The built-in calculator is allowed — but only in the calculator-required parts of the exam. Where it turns on, where no calculator can go, and what that means for practice.
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