AP Seminar Key Terms

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Vocabulary flashcards covering major AP Seminar terms, tasks, resources, and assessment components mentioned in the lecture notes.

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PT1 (Performance Task 1)

The first major project in AP Seminar; includes the Individual Research Report (IRR) and the Team Multimedia Presentation (TMP).

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IRR (Individual Research Report)

A 1,200-word paper that explains the current research on a specific topic or issue.

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TMP (Team Multimedia Presentation)

A group presentation that uses members’ IRR research to propose a solution to a problem.

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Oral Defense

A question-and-answer session in which you justify and explain your individual or team research work.

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PT2 (Performance Task 2)

The second major project; consists of the Individual Written Argument (IWA) and the Individual Multimedia Presentation (IMP) built around a stimulus packet.

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IWA (Individual Written Argument)

A 2,000-word argumentative paper that connects original research to the provided stimulus materials.

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IMP (Individual Multimedia Presentation)

An individual multimedia presentation derived from the IWA.

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EOC (End of Course Exam)

The final AP Seminar exam composed of two sections (EOC A and EOC B).

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EOC A

Section 1 of the EOC: analyze one text, identify the author’s argument and line of reasoning, and evaluate supporting evidence.

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EOC B

Section 2 of the EOC: write an argumentative essay using four thematically connected sources.

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AP Classroom

College Board’s online portal for course materials, practice resources, and access to databases such as EBSCO.

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AP Digital Portfolio

The online platform where students upload and submit the IRR and IWA for scoring.

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Academic Research

Methodical investigation of a topic using reliable, scholarly sources such as books, articles, and databases.

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Academic Research Database

A curated collection of peer-reviewed articles and papers (e.g., EBSCO, Alabama Virtual Library) used for scholarly research.

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Checkpoints

College Board–designed tasks that monitor students’ research progress and understanding for the IRR and IWA.

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AP Score Percentage Breakdown

The weighting of course components toward the final AP Seminar score (e.g., PT1 = 20%, PT2 = 35%, EOC = 45%).