Kaplan AP Physics B & C 2011

You’ve spent the year gaining advanced knowledge. Now it’s time to reap the rewards: money-saving college credit or advanced placement, and an admissions edge. Yet a top score on the AP exam requires more than knowing the material. Even if your instructor was great and you worked hard in class, you need to get comfortable with the test format itself, preparing for pitfalls and arming yourself with foolproof strategies. That’s where the Kaplan plan offers the clear advantage. With more than 70 years of proven test-prep experience, Kaplan has developed unique study guides that provide cutting-edge review while honing your test-taking skills.

Kaplan’s AP exam preparation guides include everything you need to know to score higher on the test—guaranteed.

 

Let your score soar with these Kaplan features:

• Tips from students who earned a perfect 5 on the AP Physics B & C exam

• Strategies from AP Physics B & C teachers

• A new group study guide, helping all group members make the most of their study sessions

• Breakthrough advice for parents—on everything from using the book as a coaching aid to preparing for exam day

• 2 full-length practice tests (essential for learning how to beat the clock)

• An intensive diagnostic test so that you can use your time efficiently, targeting weak areas and feeling confident in your strengths

• Detailed explanations to the answers, showing you how to think like the authors of the test

• In-depth reviews of all relevant exam material, going beyond a mere textbook review

• Proven skill-building techniques that are guaranteed to raise your score

• Glossary of key terms, and all key terminology is defined in context

• A user-friendly design for navigating the book in a flash

 

Preparation makes the difference, but quality preparation delivers results that can transform your life. Packed with exclusive tips you can only get from Kaplan, this is the ultimate guide for conquering jittery nerves and boosting brain power. Unlock your potential with Kaplan AP Physics B & C 2011: the unrivaled, one-stop resource.

 

 

 

 

Anaxos Inc., a leading provider of educational content for print and electronic media, was founded in 1999 by Drew and Cynthia Johnson.

Bruce Brazell is the Director of the Cook Planetarium at Navarro College where he also teaches Astronomy and Physics.

Paul Heckert is a professor of physics and astronomy at Western Carolina University with over 25 years of college-level teaching experience. He holds a Ph.D. in physics from the University of New Mexico.

Joscelyn Nittler has taught physics at Queensborough Community College and the University of Oklahoma; she currently teaches high school sciences in Kansas.

Matthew Vannette taught high school and undergraduate science courses including AP Physics after earning his master's degree in physics from Boston College in 2001. He is now working toward his Ph.D. in physics at the University of South Carolina.

Michael Willis holds a M.S. in Nuclear Engineering from the Pennsylvania State University. He spent 10 years as a nuclear engineer and has been teaching AP Physics for the past 4 years at Glen Burnie High School, Maryland.

Anaxos Inc., a leading provider of educational content for print and electronic media, was founded in 1999 by Drew and Cynthia Johnson.

Bruce Brazell is the Director of the Cook Planetarium at Navarro College where he also teaches Astronomy and Physics. 

Paul Heckert is a professor of physics and astronomy at Western Carolina University with over 25 years of college level teaching experience.  He holds a Ph.D. in physics from the University of New Mexico.

Joscelyn Nittler has taught physics at Queensborough Community College and the University of Oklahoma; she currently teaches high school sciences in Kansas.

Matthew Vannette taught high school and undergraduate science courses including AP Physics after earning his master's degree in physics from Boston College in 2001. He is now working toward his Ph.D. in physics at the University of South Carolina.

Michael Willis holds a M.S. in Nuclear Engineering from the Pennsylvania State University.  He spent 10 years as a nuclear engineer and has been teaching AP Physics for the past 4 years at Glen Burnie High School, Maryland.