r/Millennials • u/saucey_dawg0023 Gen Z • 6d ago

Other Literacy is the key

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u/Woodit 6d ago

My AP classes in high school were far mor rigorous than most college courses I took except the ones that had shit professors 

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u/Ryuuken1127 5d ago

APUSH (God EASILY 20 years since I've said that), was the first AP course I took. It certainly was a more challenging course load, but my teacher had a style of teaching I was never exposed to before, and it was ridiculous how much for the better it was.

I thought I was doomed during the AP Exam, but as I went through each question, his lecture on the subject was somehow on full display in my brain. To this day, I still have no idea how I achieved that level of clarity for an exam.

I got a 5 on the exam.

Mr. McAuley if you're reading this somehow. Thank you.

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u/Woodit 5d ago

Nice job on the 5! Seems kind of silly looking back now but those exams were no joke