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Greeting families...UASLE Incoming/Prospective Student Open House-- Register Below!
HYPOTHESIS HOTLINE UASLE - AP RESEARCH 2025
At UASLE, we're thrilled to offer students a unique platform to share their innovative ideas and rigorous academic work. In our AP Research course, students undertake a year-long inquiry project, building a literature review, identifying a research gap, designing an inquiry proposal, and then conducting research. When they finish their project, each student writes an academic paper of 4,000 - 5,000 words and presents their findings to an oral defense panel. Publishing is the logical next step. With this podcast, students are able to authentically share their findings with their families, our community, and beyond.
Do you think you have what it takes to earn the AP Capstone? We’d love to recruit you. Fill out the form below or stop in to see us in September, and we will tell you more about AP Research and its prerequisite, AP Seminar. No action without research.
-AP Capstone Department
EPISODE 1: VIDEO GAMES AND ATTENTION SPAN
Listen as Hafsa talks with participant Subaika and expert adviser Mr. Khehra about her experiment exploring the ways video games impact high school students' attention spans.
BONUS: INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD SPOTLIGHT
Mr. Balanovskiy stops by to chat about his role on the IRB.
EPISODE 2: SPINACH, BOKASHI, AND CAFETERIA FOOD WASTE
Find out about responsible composting, the best kind of mold to cultivate, and the benefits of being involved in your food production as Siri talks with Jennifer and Subaika about his project using the Bokashi method to grow spinach from high school cafeteria food waste.
EPISODE 3: JOURNALING AND MENTAL HEALTH
Sit down with Zubeda as she workshops her research on the positive effects of journaling on the mental health of teen girls, engaging in a conversation with both positive and constructive feedback from Aima, Wardah, and Rayhona.
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