Margaret Hicks
Courses Taught:
Humanities, Local Culture, Psychology
AP Psychology at Home
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Humanities
Remind for Humanities is: text @19human to 81010.
Local Culture
Local Culture is the study of the
history of Desoto County and the surrounding area. We will also review
local government and learn about the role of local government in your
lives. This class includes a field trip within Hernando to a historic
site. This is a 9 weeks, .5 credit class.
AP Psychology
AP Psychology is a semester, whole
credit class. The AP exam that will be given on May of 2020 and will
consist of two parts: multiple choice and written response. The written
response is two writing prompts and can be pulled from any subject
matter covered in the course. Because these two writing prompts will
make or break your AP test score, this is a writing heavy class. LOTS OF
WRITING! This is a college level course and not for the weak-hearted.
Come prepared to do a lot of writing!
Remind for AP Psychology is: text @hhsappsyc to 81010. This is the way I will get information to students and parents alike.
Class Schedule
FIRST BELL 7:25AM
TARDY BELL 7:35AM
1st BLOCK 7:35AM-9:09AM
1st BREAK 9:09AM-9:21AM
2nd BREAK 9:23AM-9:35AM
PASS 9:35AM-9:41AM
2nd BLOCK 9:41AM-11:15AM
PASS 11:15AM-11:21AM
3rd BLOCK 11:21AM-1:17PM
1st LUNCH 11:15AM-11:42AM
2nd LUNCH 11:47AM-12:09PM
3rd LUNCH 12:55PM-1:17PM
PASS 1:17PM-1:23PM
4th BLOCK 1:23PM-2:57PM
Supply List
*#2 pencils
*Colored typing paper (Not Cardstock!)- Reading on colored paper assists some readers.
*Tissues
Bio
Mrs. Hicks attended both Middle Tennessee State University and the University of Memphis. She has also done post graduate work at Ole Miss.
Experience
Mrs. Hicks has taught English I and II, World History, and US History in the 17 years she has been at Hernando High School. She has also taught a GED program before teaching Humanities and Local Culture. AP Psychology is the newest course in her schedule.
Bio
Mrs. Hicks is a transplanted Arkansan who moved to Hernando 18 years ago. She is married with four children and all the assorted animals they bring home. Besides being a teacher, she is a freelance writer. She is an active member of the Mississippi Writers' Guild and believes strongly in encouraging students to express themselves through writing and the arts. Mrs. Hicks and her husband are both history buffs and love to travel.
Mrs. Hicks is also an avid knitter and crafter. She is passionate about animal rescue and every pet at the Hicks home is a rescue.