Tips for Studying French (at any level, including AP/Equivalent!)

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Tips for Studying French (at any level, including AP/Equivalent!)

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This series ended on October 13, 2024. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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Bonjour! J'espère que vous allez bien! This short series is specifically designed for anyone taking an advanced French class (French 2/3+, AP French or equivalent) or anyone self-studying the French language or the AP/equivalent French exam who would like tips for success and further improving your language skills outside of the classroom! From my experience self-studying for the AP French exam while taking a lower-level French class, I’ve learned that your ability to speak and understand a language can often be more dependent on the effort you put in outside of the classroom. The strategies we’ll go over will help you succeed on writing/speaking/listening comprehension assessments in any level of French class, as well as on the AP Exam! More than half of each session will be a time for you to raise questions and concerns or things you may want to improve on in your French studies, and I’ll try to help out as best I can. I'll share strategies/tips in French only if you all are comfortable with it (answer in the welcome question), but you're welcome to speak whichever language is easiest for you!

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I’m a senior at a public high school in Massachusetts who loves Physics, Math, and French. Able to help with introductory physics, AP Physics 1, AP Language and Composition, SAT prep, and French through AP French! Last year, I received a 1550 (770 Math, 780 R&W) on my SAT, and I took AP European History, AP Language and Composition, AP French, AP Physics 1, and AP Precalculus, and scored a 5 on all of those exams.

Schedule

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This series has two sessions. The first will be geared towards tips for learning French in general and succeeding in French classes, and the second will be geared specifically to the AP French exam, and strategies for efficiently self-studying. Feel free to attend whatever session(s) are most useful to you!

SESSION 1

6

Oct

SESSION 1

Language Learning

Sun 9:00 PM - 9:50 PM UTCOct 6, 9:00 PM - 9:50 PM UTC

Bonjour! Today, we'll cover strategies and resources for learning French at any level in any context, and for succeeding on difficult exams in a French class you might be taking in school. More than half the session time will be free for you to ask anything you want, so bring questions! J'ai hâte de vous recontrez!

SESSION 2

13

Oct

SESSION 2

Language Learning

Sun 9:00 PM - 9:50 PM UTCOct 13, 9:00 PM - 9:50 PM UTC

Today's session will be geared specifically towards the AP French Exam. We'll review the structure of the exam, types of questions on the exam, and tips for studying (or self-studying) your way to a high score! Similarly to last time, more than half the session will be open for questions/discussion about anything, so bring questions!

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Oct 6 - Oct 13

2 weeks

50 mins

/ session

SCHEDULE

Sundays

9:00PM