M 4/1/02

Classes resume. Quiz on How to Lie With Statistics. You will not be allowed to take the quiz unless you bring your book, so be sure to bring it with you. If you cannot take the quiz today, you will have to make it up at a later date in a different format.

T 4/2/02

No HW due today because of Maryland-Indiana championship game. In class: Discuss yesterday's quiz and cognitive map of AP exam. From now until the AP exam, your nightly HW is to work 45 minutes of review problems. Important: Bring your log sheet to class each day.

W 4/3/02

Day of rest.

Th 4/4/02

HW due today: Start working problems in Barron's book in preparation for AP exam. This is for everyone; remember that everyone will take the practice AP exam for a grade regardless of what happens with the actual exam.

Th 4/11/02

Career Day (no class). There will be no scheduled day of rest this week.

Th 4/18/02

Test on Chapters 11 and 12. Be sure to look at the practice test and partial answer key to help with your studying.

F 4/19/02

Day of rest.

M 4/22/02

HW due today: Read Chapter 13 (pp.700-742). You may trade off the time you spend reading this chapter against your 45 minutes of nightly homework if you wish. If time is short, you may read only the section summaries and chapter summary.

F 4/26/02

HW due today: Read §14.1 and §14.3 only (skip §14.2, since it is not on the AP exam). Again, you may credit the time you spend doing this reading against your nightly HW, and you may focus on the section and chapter summaries.

M 4/29/02

Phi Beta Kappa Day (no school).

T 4/30/02

HW due today: Continue working on your AP review. However, as we discussed in class on Friday 4/26, you will need to begin recording your problems in your notebook for credit. For each question, write the page number and question number in your notebook and then make entries in three columns: Your answer, the correct answer, and what (if anything) you learned by doing the problem. Note that for free-response questions, after you write your solution in column 1, you can leave column 2 mostly blank except for the differences between your answer and the book's answer. For multiple-choice problems, work is not required, but you will learn more if you show some work in your notebook.