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CTE and AP®: Building Workforce Skills in the Classroom
Learn how AP educators can incorporate CTE, which stands for career and technical education, into their courses to equip students with workforce skills that prepare them for college and career success.
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Conversations With High School Students About Career Considerations
Discover how to guide high school students in meaningful career discussions that help them explore their interests, consider job demand, and make informed decisions about their future.
5 Strategies to Prepare Students for Digital AP® Exams in 2025
New digital AP® exams are launching in May 2025. Are you ready to help your students confidently prepare for these high-stakes tests?
How Teachers Can Use Performance Data to Support AP® Student Success
Learn how to use performance data to personalize AP® instruction, foster student growth, and create a data-driven classroom environment that promotes equity, engagement, and continuous improvement.
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Differentiated Instruction: Addressing Various Skill Levels in the AP® Classroom
There are a lot of misconceptions about differentiated instruction. Learn some realistic DI strategies in your AP® classroom with this comprehensive guide!
AP® vs IB® vs Dual Credit vs Dual Enrollment: Making Sense of College Credit Programs
Each program has its benefits and drawbacks for you and your students. Choose the best option with this comprehensive summary comparing college credit programs.
AP® Equitability: Accessible Opportunities for All Students
AP equity and access for all! Every student, no matter who they are, should have the opportunity to take AP classes and have access to support that ensures their success.
Time To Invest in AP® With Readily Available Pandemic Relief Funds
Districts have yet to spend 93 percent of the $122 billion available to them through ESSER Funding. Learn how to use these funds to support your AP program.
Since many colleges no longer require ACT® or SAT® test scores, what is the impact on AP® courses?
Although many colleges are making SAT® or ACT® scores optional, education experts agree on the importance of high school students taking AP® classes. Part 2 of 2.
With the ACT® or SAT® Test No Longer Required at Many Colleges, What Is the Impact on AP® exams?
Although many colleges are making SAT® or ACT® scores optional, education experts agree on the importance of high school students taking AP® classes. Part 1 of 2