The Assessment Platform is Here for AP Precalc!
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Update: The AP Precalculus Assessment Platform is NOW AVAILABLE!
The Math Medic AP Precalculus Assessments are now available through the Math Medic Assessment Platform. You will need to use your existing Math Medic account or create a new Math Medic account in order to get access.
If your school requires purchase orders or payment by check, email emily@mathmedic.com to get the process started now!
Weāre excited to share that in addition to the free EFFL lessons for AP Precalc that we released earlier this spring, we are also creating homework, quizzes, and tests for AP Precalc that will be available for purchase through the Math Medic Assessment Platform! This means youāll have everything you need to teach and assess student learning for this brand new course.
The Assessment Platform will allow you to
Get access to pre-made homework, quizzes, and tests perfectly aligned to the Calc Medic AP Precalculus lessons
Modify existing assessments by adding, deleting, or swapping questions
Make multiple versions of quizzes and tests using the āSwap Allā feature
Create your own assessments from our bank of high-quality questions
Print assessments or share with students via digital link
All of our questions are perfectly aligned to the Math Medic AP Precalculus lessons and cover all of the content and themes outlined in the College Boardās Course and Exam Description (CED). We have developed hundreds of questions that will help your students develop conceptual understanding, build procedural fluency, and effectively communicate their reasoning. The Assessment Platform will feature both multiple choice and free response questions, just like the AP Exam! Additionally, all questions are tagged as āBasicā, āIntermediateā, or āAdvancedā giving you the opportunity to customize any assessment to best meet the needs of your students.
An annual subscription to the Assessment Platform for AP Precalculus is $225. This purchase can be added to your current subscription for Math Medic courses or purchased independently.
About the Author
Matt McBurney
Matt is a teacher at West Allegheny High School in Pittsburgh, PA, who’s certified to teach math, physics, and computer science. He works alongside the Math Medic team to field community questions, create new resources, and take on any other tasks. Matt was the 2018 recipient of the Pennsylvania Council of Mathematics New Teacher Award and has two published mathematics papers. Matt loves that he gets to help students from around the nation and feels truly passionate about teaching in the EFFL style, always asking the question, “How can we make this fun?” A lifelong learner and accomplished limbo-er, Matt spends his free time having fun and learning new things ā which are really the same thing to him.