https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3AAdvance_Placement_Psychology_2006.jpgFile:Advance Placement Psychology 2006.jpg - Revision history2026-06-05T01:00:00ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.43.8https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?title=File:Advance_Placement_Psychology_2006.jpg&diff=71105&oldid=prevHistoryCommission2: This is a photo of my Advance Placement Psychology class taken in 2006. The students were finishing up taking a quiz before moving on to the day's lecture.
When I started teaching AP Psychology I had to cover a unit on probability and statistics to prepare students for the AP Exam. P&S might as well have been Greek to me in terms of understanding it, much less teaching it. So each year before I taught the unit I went back to the Math teacher Karen Curran to help my understanding of it which...2020-09-21T21:33:23Z<p>This is a photo of my Advance Placement Psychology class taken in 2006. The students were finishing up taking a quiz before moving on to the day's lecture. When I started teaching AP Psychology I had to cover a unit on probability and statistics to prepare students for the AP Exam. P&S might as well have been Greek to me in terms of understanding it, much less teaching it. So each year before I taught the unit I went back to the Math teacher Karen Curran to help my understanding of it which...</p>
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This is a photo of my Advance Placement Psychology class taken in 2006. The students were finishing up taking a quiz before moving on to the day's lecture. <br />
When I started teaching AP Psychology I had to cover a unit on probability and statistics to prepare students for the AP Exam. P&S might as well have been Greek to me in terms of understanding it, much less teaching it. So each year before I taught the unit I went back to the Math teacher Karen Curran to help my understanding of it which she gladly did. Karen understood that I had too much fun in college.<br />
Later on when Chuck Grover was teaching A.P. Calculus I felt I was in a competition with Chuck for whom had the school's overall highest average of A.P. exam scores achieved by their students. <br />
Nothing was ever wagered and that turned out to be a good thing because year after year Chuck's classes came in first in the school while my classes could only come in second.<br />
In the photo are Laura Rupprecht, Kelly Schroeder, Florian Muellerklein, Joseph McMorrow, Taya Aillery, Rebekah McCallum, Jennifer Specht, Rachel Benjamin, Kendra Smith, Bennett Murray and Harrison Pacioitti<br />
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Courtesy of Jon Evans<br />
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