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AP Seminar, this will be very, very helpful for you guys. Here’re the instructions from the county on PowerPoint’s presenter coach feature, which will time rehearsals, keep count of uhhhs and ums, and also suggest stronger word choices for your presentations. Follow these steps to get started with Presenter Coach: 1. Open Office 365 2. […]
November 11, 2019
Here’s a TED Talk regarding schizophrenia that we didn’t have a chance to view in class the other day. It’s not often that you hear someone suffering with the disorder be able to speak so publicly about it. Also, here’s a study from Slate.com regarding the voices heard by some schizophrenics and the relation to […]
November 7, 2019
We’re discussing some heavy stuff in class right now. Like I have said, if we’re talking about something and it rings bells for you – if it’s something close to home – please visit our excellent guidance department and make an appointment. If you don’t feel comfortable going to someone here at school, here are […]
November 7, 2019
Here you guys go. Remember – you need three characters with psychological disorders and one who is a psychological professional operating from one of the major schools of therapy. You also need at least a two page paper for your group, with at least three sources (one of which should be your textbook) and APA […]
November 5, 2019
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November 1, 2019
We took the Myers-Briggs test in class and went over it today. Here’s the Plenary Session V, MBTI Personality Type Test PDF file, which goes even more extensively into the different personality types. There’s also the Big Five inventory, which you can take here and compare with friends. I do take exception with referring to the MBTI […]
Dr. Astorian's AP Consortium 
November 11, 2019
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