Changes in the future for Advance Placement classes
May 25th, 2005According to a recent CNN.com article, a team of researchers at the University of Oregon in Eugene is leading a re-examining of AP courses in U.S. history, biology, chemistry, physics, European history, world history and environmental science.
“We recognize that simply having a course that requires a teacher to cover a lot of content is not the same as the best-level college course, in which teachers are facilitating in-depth study,” said Trevor Packer, Advanced Placement executive director.
Find out how the potential changes to the AP program will affect your high school students.
