For AP Economics teachers

The graphs are the exam. Let students move them.

AP Macroeconomics and AP Microeconomics, organised by the College Board units, with graphs a student can drag instead of copy, free-response practice that gets first-pass feedback before it reaches you, and full mock exams for both courses.

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What an AP teacher actually gets

AP Economics is won on graphs and free-response answers. Those are the two things a textbook cannot practise with a student, so they are what this is built around.

Graphs

Diagrams students drag, not copy

  • Supply and demand, AD/AS, the money market, loanable funds, monopoly and comparative advantage, drawn live inside the lesson
  • Every move is also written out in a sentence underneath, so a student using a screen reader gets the result too
  • Payoff matrices for game theory and oligopoly, with the Nash equilibrium marked

Free response

FRQ practice with feedback first

  • AP-style free-response prompts, grouped by unit
  • First-pass marking against the published criteria, labelled as practice feedback
  • Your mark always replaces it, and you review from one queue

Exam prep

Mock exams for both courses

  • A full mock exam for AP Macroeconomics and one for AP Microeconomics
  • A searchable question bank across every unit
  • Continuous practice on any concept that keeps going until the student has it

Running the class

See what they understood

  • Assign a lesson, a unit or a whole module with a due date
  • A class page that shows the questions your students got wrong, worst first
  • Gradebook export to CSV
  • Monetary, fiscal, supply-shock and trade simulators to run as a class activity

Organised the way the course is

Six units for each course, in College Board order. Open any course to see every lesson in it.

AP Macroeconomics

  1. Basic economic concepts
  2. Economic indicators and the business cycle
  3. National income and price determination
  4. The financial sector
  5. Long-run consequences of stabilisation policies
  6. The open economy and international trade

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AP Microeconomics

  1. Basic economic concepts
  2. Supply and demand
  3. Production, cost and perfect competition
  4. Imperfect competition
  5. Factor markets
  6. Market failure and the role of government

Open AP Microeconomics →

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