Ken Broda

2025 AP update. 95.8% of my students earned a 3+ compared to 67.3% globally. 27% earned a 4, compared to 23% globally and 39% earned a 5 compared to 20% globally. That means 66% of my students earned a 4 or a 5....that's higher than the overall pass rate of some subjects.

AP update. 90.3% of my students earned a 3+ compared to 65.1% globally. 35% earned a 4, compared to 21% globally and 32% earned a 5 compared to 21% globally. That means 67% of my students earned a 4 or a 5....that's higher than the overall pass rate of many subjects.

2023 AP Score update for Macro: Globally the 3+ rate was high at 64%. My students 3+ is 95.4% with 22% earning a 3, 30% earning a 4, and 43% earning a 5. Over double the global rate of 5s. 85% of students in my class took the exam. Second highest Macro scores ever for me.

AP scores part II. RESEARCH – 100% 3+ (first ever in any class for my students) 32% with a 3, 36% with a 4, and 32% with a 5. Global 3+ is 83%, with 26% with a 4, and 13% with a 5. Overall, happy with the scores.

2022 AP Score Update: MACROECONOMICS- 85% with 3+. Amazingly, 29% with a 4 and 43% with a 5. Globally, only 52% were 3+, with 20% scoring a 4 and 16% scoring a 5.

AP Research scores(1st year teaching) were good. 95.5% pass rate compared to 72.5% global. 18.5% 5s (double global) and 48% 4s. One of the 5s will be published next month.

Time for my yearly AP update. Overall AP Macro pass rate is down at 71.6%. Still a pretty good rate of 5s (19%) and 4s (32%). Global pass rate went up to 63.2%. Lower rate partly due to a different exam this year and students not having class for 9 weeks.

The 2020 AP Macroeconomics scores: 5: 19.5%; 4: 24.8%; 3: 18.3%; 2: 16.2%; 1: 21.2%.

I just found out that one of my AP Research students will be published this summer by a peer reviewed journal! Pretty amazing for this student, and surprising for me in my 1st year of the class.

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Time for my yearly AP update. Overall APMacro pass rate is 85%. Better than last year but below 8 year average for all my classes. Pretty high rate of 4s (27%) and 5s(31%). National pass rate is 59%, so still significantly higher than that.

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If you offer me $1,500 to change seats, I’m taking it before you even finish the sentence. My aisle seat isn’t THAT valuable.

Waiting until July 5 to see how my students did this year.

This Columbus High student, like many others, took on a very important summer project. ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/edu…

@AP_Trevor Please remember that some schools start at the beginning of August.

Starting in the 2019-20 school year, AP is delivering a system of resources for all AP students and teachers, including an AP question bank, unit guides, personal progress checks, and more. Learn more at: spr.ly/6015Dqefb

Time for my yearly AP update. Overall APMacro pass rate is down to 80%, but still high rate of 4s and 5s. 32% 4s and 38% 5s. Still significantly higher than the national numbers.

@AP_Trevor I hope these resources will be available August 1 as quite a few of us start teaching then.

In the 2019-20 school year, AP Teachers will have resources like AP question banks available to them to inform their practice exams, homework assignments and more: spr.ly/6015Dm8RU

AP Macroeconomics multiple-choice questions: students generally scored very well on the questions about economic growth, and least well (although still quite solidly) on questions about the financial sector.

A significant number of AP Macroeconomics students triumphed on FRQ3 (measurement of economic performance): ~25% of student earned all 5/5 points possible, and another ~25% of students earned 4/5 points possible on it: spr.ly/6014DcNb8

AP Macroeconomics students who are earning a 3 are typically getting at 6+ of the 10 points possible on FRQ 1 (stabilization policies in open economies); those earning a 5 are generally getting 8+ of the 10 points possible on this question: spr.ly/6017DcNEU