is for Analyzing Poetry

It's not as bad as it seems! Slow down, read it a few times, then look for clues.

is for Bringing Your Book

It's pretty hard to do well in Lit if you don't have your literature.

is for Callie Cochran

She makes AP Lit fun and always has a positive perspective!

is for Do Not Fall Behind

Playing catch up sucks. Just avoid it.

is for Everything is Connected

This is one of the most common phrases in the class. Make connections and comparisons and you'll do well!

is for Finding the Good

Look for reasons to like each book you read! If you have a poor attitude and don't try to like Lit, you're not going to have a good year.

is for Getting a Head Start

Starting AP test prep early will give you a good advantage. Start with vocab that may be on the test, then work on essays.

is for the Human Condition

The whole purpose of AP Lit is to better understand the human condition, which is how people feel.

is for Imagery

Imagery is a great tool used by writers to convey the tone. Motifs often lie in the imagery.

is for Juxtaposition

This is one of the best words to use in your AP Lit essays! Learn this word and use it whenever you can.

is for Knowing Literary Devices

These are the main things that you use to decipher what the author means.

is for Literature

You're in for a LIT year if you make the most of your class!

is for Marking Up Books

Circling or underlining parts of a book is a great way to keep track of your thoughts. If you're against writing in books, use sticky notes!

is for Neglecting Assignments

Don't do it. Playing catch up is not fun, kids.

is for Opening Google Class

Mrs. Cochran frequently puts helpful links in the class so make the most of them!

is for Phone Usage

Put it away, put it away, put it away now!