AP Environmental Science Review for iOS

The goal? Passing the AP Environmental Science exam. The method? Fun and easy with Study by APP! With 500 test questions, ten audio lectures with associated diagrams, and pictures to give you the basic material, studying for the exam couldnt be easier.Learning the old fashioned way is often painful for todays students. Long lectures get boring and attention wanders. Study by APP breaks up the teaching material into manageable chunks. The questions were developed with the AP Environmental Science exam in mind, but both the lectures and questions will provide the material needed to pass an introductory college level Environmental Science course.Environmental Science is the interdisciplinary study of the interactions between humans and the world around them. Learning about environmental science means studying some chemistry, biology, ecology and geology. The goal of integrating the physical and biological sciences is to understand the environment as well as the solutions to environmental problems. The problems in Environmental Science are current and relevant, from usage of fossil fuels to developing renewable sources of energy.Learn on the go with Study by APP at your own pace. The latest educational research shows that students learn best when exposed to smaller batches of material. When you have fifteen minutes to devote to studytwice aday, Study by APP is the tool to use.Molly Baxter has been teaching for 15 years in the natural sciences, both at the high school and college level. Currently a faculty member at Southeastern Community College in Whiteville, NC, she is teaching Anatomy and Physiology, Earth Science and Physical Science. She received a B.A in Biology from Kenyon College in Ohio and an M.S. in Oceanography from the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography in Narragansett, RI. She has been to sea aboard numerous research vessels, taught English for a year in China andtaught Biologyin Cairo, Egypt.Ms.Baxterdeveloped multiple health care programsfor a private college in Michigan and worked in the energy field in Seattle, WA at South Seattle Community College.Shehas been involved in environmental studies for five years.