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Dear AP Statistics Teacher:
We want to thank you again for all that you do to help your students be successful. AP students owe much to the expertise and commitment you bring to your classroom every day. As you prepare your students for this last half of the year and for the AP Exam in May, we wish you all the best, and hope you find the information in this newsletter helpful.
The AP Statistics Course Description contains two "named" experimental designs, the Completely Randomized design and the Randomized Block design. During this interactive session, we will distinguish the two designs as well as place them in the wider context of the logic of the experiment, from sampling through analysis. Take-into-the-classroom examples and problems will also be discussed and made available to participants.
Register Now for the 2009 AP Annual Conference and take advantage of the Early Bird Savings.
This conference is the centerpiece of the AP Program's professional development efforts. The AP Annual Conference is our annual opportunity to come together from across the world to share our experiences. Each year, more than 3,000 AP professionals attend, taking advantage of relevant and engaging sessions for teachers of all AP courses, including AP Statistics. The conference also offers sessions in Pre-AP® strategies.
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Update on the AP Course Audit
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Administrators at your school are responsible for renewing any courses that were authorized last year through the AP Course Audit process and are being offered again this year. If your course was authorized in 2007–08, and you are teaching the course in 2008–09 but it has yet to be renewed, alert your school administrators immediately. If you are new to teaching the AP course at your school, and haven't yet submitted your course audit materials, you must do so no later than January 31, 2009. The AP Course Ledger now includes courses authorized for the 2008–09 academic year.
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Resources for AP Statistics Teachers
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Visit the AP Statistics course home page for a variety of free resources related to teaching the course, including:
From the College Board's online store, AP Statistics teachers can purchase the following materials:
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2007 AP Statistics Released Exam and its corresponding packet of 10 exams |
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2009, 2010 AP Statistics Course Description |
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2007 AP Statistics Teacher's Guide |
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Professional Development Opportunities
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The College Board offers IACET-certified professional development in hundreds of locations across the United States and around the world. All participants in AP Statistics workshops for experienced teachers will receive materials focused on a specific instructional theme, "Special Focus: Sampling Distributions."
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