Advanced Placement Institute
(Record Last Updated: February 2, 2007)

The Summer Advanced Placement (AP) Institute, in partnership with the College Board and administered by the Division of Continuing Studies, conducts seminars for entry-level and experienced AP high school teachers. The institute's primary goals are to prepare high school teachers to teach or improve their teaching of AP courses; to familiarize teachers with AP program management, curriculum materials, testing, and reading processes; and to provide for professional networking. Participants may enroll online.

Main and Secondary Subjects:
Professional Development: Seminar
Keywords: courses; instruction; improve instruction, high school teachers, advanced placement, university seminars, teacher advanced placement; summer programs for teachers

Source institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison

For more information contact:
Katy Duren or Wendy Kerr
Division of Continuing Studies
wkerr@dcs.wisc.edu 608-262-5823

Grade Levels: Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth
Cost: Tuition, fellowship, and housing information are available on the Web site.

Links to Related Sources:
Division of Continuing Studies
Application for Advanced Placement Institute
UW-Madison Homepage

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