ap english language - new rubrics explained
originally streamed in 2020 with Brandon WuStudentcurriculum note
This video was recorded around 2019–2020 when AP Lang first introduced analytic rubrics. While the core 1-4-1 structure still applies, specific rubric criteria (especially sophistication categories and evidence/commentary descriptors) may have been updated — always verify against the current College Board rubric before the exam.
covered in this stream
timestamps
- 0:00
Stream Introduction
- 0:37
Poll and Chat Interaction
- 1:22
Welcome and Stream Overview
- 3:03
Follow Fiveable Socials
- 3:34
Upcoming AP Lang Streams
- 5:08
Stream Outline
- 5:40
New Analytic Rubrics Overview
- 6:40
Thesis and Sophistication Basics
- 7:12
Synthesis Essay Rubric
- 8:43
Synthesis Thesis Examples
- 11:50
Synthesis Evidence and Commentary
- 15:29
Synthesis Sophistication
- 19:09
Rhetorical Analysis Essay
- 20:43
Rhetorical Analysis Thesis
- 24:21
Rhetorical Analysis Evidence
- 28:44
Rhetorical Analysis Sophistication
- 32:25
Argument Essay Introduction
- 35:04
Argument Thesis Examples
- 37:28
Argument Evidence and Commentary
- 40:04
Argument Sophistication
- 44:16
Rubric Recap
- 45:16
Multiple Choice Changes
- 49:28
Works Cited
- 50:32
Q&A Session
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