Access Recording
Understanding Substantive and Procedural Due Process
While procedural due process has always been mentioned in the College Board CED, substantive due process was officially added in the 2023 revision. Join us as we examine the differences between procedural and substantive due process and delve further into the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments' roles in protecting liberties. Registrants will also receive a free-response question and a scoring guide to assess students' understanding of these concepts.
Speakers
Karen Waples
Teacher, Holy Family High School (CO)
Formerly a trial attorney, Karen Waples has taught since 1989 and currently teaches AP® Comparative Government and Politics and AP® U.S. Government and Politics at Holy Family High School in Broomfield, Colorado. Karen has served as a reader, table leader, question leader, and exam leader for AP® Comparative Gov and Politics and as a reader for AP® U.S. Gov & Politics and AP® U.S. History. She is an endorsed consultant for the College Board® and leads workshops and institutes throughout the country. Karen was the chair of the College Board® Social Science Academic Advisory Committee and was a member of the Curriculum Re-design Committee for AP® U.S. Government and Politics.
Access the 2023 CED Update overview guide and videos.
In the summer of 2023, the College Board made a few changes to the Curriculum and Exam Description (CED). The changes are meant to simplify the CED, and only a few of them will impact your teaching. Learn how to tackle these changes with free additional resources.
