AP Seminar

Considering AP Seminar

I’m planning to take AP Seminar during my sophomore year (next year) and I’ll be participating in the mandatory writing assessment for the application on March 6th. While I’ve had some challenges with public speaking and presenting, I believe I’ve improved and gained more confidence over time. However, I still experience some anxiety when I speak or present.

I understand that AP Seminar heavily emphasizes presentations. Do you think it would be a good fit for someone like me? I believe taking this class could really help me build my confidence in public speaking and enhance my collaboration skills. Plus, it would be a great opportunity to foster relationships with my peers. I already have to do presentations in my other classes, so I’ll continue to gain experience regardless!

One Reply to “AP Seminar”

  1. It’s great to hear that you’re considering taking AP Seminar! It sounds like you have a positive mindset about improving your public speaking skills, which is a big step in the right direction. Since you’ve already noticed some improvement and confidence in your presentations, that’s a solid foundation to build on.

    AP Seminar can definitely be a good fit for you, especially if you’re looking to strengthen those skills further. The collaborative aspects of the class mean you’ll work closely with your classmates, which can be a great way to support each other and reduce anxiety around public speaking. Plus, the course is designed to help students develop critical thinking, research, and presentation skills, so you’ll definitely have opportunities to practice and improve.

    Remember, it’s completely normal to feel anxious, but with consistent practice in a supportive environment like AP Seminar, you may find that your confidence continues to grow. Just focus on your progress, and don’t hesitate to reach out for help from your teacher or peers when you need it. Best of luck with your writing assessment and your decision about taking the class!

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