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3 Pathways to ACT and SAT Success

Discover 3 pathways to help students succeed on the ACT® and SAT® by integrating prep into classes, electives, and tutoring. Get actionable tips and strategies for educators.

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Rural Access to AP®: Addressing Large Gaps in Smaller Towns

January 29, 2025

Discover the challenges of AP® access in rural schools and how Forney ISD strives to bridge the gap. Find out how funding and technology are vital to improving rural AP

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Navigating AI Use in the AP® Classroom

January 23, 2025

Discover how AP® educators can navigate artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom by promoting ethical use, fostering literacy, and leveraging its potential as a tool for learning and student success.

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Resource for Students: Effective Study Habits for AP® Courses

January 22, 2025

Support your AP® students by helping them build effective study habits! Learn how to facilitate student goal setting, help them establish consistent schedules, and foster active learning for success.

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Will Your Students Pass the AP® Exam? Plan Ahead To Be Sure

For the most part, students who take AP courses are high achievers and believe they must pass the exam. But is that any indication they will pass?

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Do We Still Need Teachers in the AP® Classroom?

The rise in digital innovation hasn’t replaced teachers, only highlighted their importance. This article explains why.

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Five Things Every AP® Teacher Should Let Go

Mike Crivello, a UWorld College Readiness content expert with 28 years experience as an AP teacher, discusses solutions for AP exhaustion among teachers. In addition to the things AP teachers must take on, there are some things to let go of in order to make your workload manageable and, most importantly, increase student satisfaction and success.