Host an AP Subject Workshop
Districts and states may host one-day and multi-day workshops for their teachers. These can be offered in person or online for the AP subjects listed below.
Workshop Topics Covered
The following topics are addressed in all AP subject workshops:
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Course and Exam Description (CED) and Course Planning: Discuss developing a semester and/or yearlong instructional plan that incorporates all units, topics, and skills of the course, as referenced in the CED.
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Expanding AP Opportunities: Discuss strategies to create a supportive AP classroom for all students and to encourage students to participate in AP, including underrepresented students.
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Strategies and Pedagogical Tools: Identify instructional strategies and tools to teach the content and skills in the course and exam description.
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AP Classroom and AP Daily: Explore how AP Classroom can be utilized to develop each skill/practice and develop lesson plans that reinforce topic and skill connections.
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Assess and Reflect: Practice interpreting data within the Instructional Planning Report to identify student strengths and weaknesses and reflect on implications for instruction.
African American Studies |
Italian Language and Culture |
Art and Design (2-D, 3-D and Drawing combined) |
Japanese Language and Culture |
Art History |
Latin |
Biology |
Macroeconomics |
Calculus AB |
Microeconomics |
Calculus BC |
Music Theory |
Calculus (AB and BC combined) |
Physics 1 |
Chemistry |
Physics 2 |
Chinese Language and Culture |
Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism |
Comparative Government and Politics |
Physics C (Electricity and Magnetism and Mechanics combined) |
Computer Science A |
Physics C: Mechanics |
Computer Science Principles |
Precalculus |
Economics (Macro and Micro combined) |
Psychology |
English Language and Composition |
Spanish Language and Culture |
English Literature and Composition |
Spanish Literature and Culture |
Environmental Science |
Statistics |
European History |
U.S. Government and Politics |
French Language and Culture |
U.S. History |
German Language and Culture |
World History: Modern |
Human Geography |
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