ADVANCED PLACEMENT SUMMER WORKSHOPS

The American Institute for History Education is pleased to offer high-quality professional development for teachers of Advanced Placement courses. We will specialize in the social studies subjects. Our workshops are intended to help novice and experienced AP teachers. In addition, we encourage teachers of Honors classes to take advantage of this unique opportunity. The AP summer workshops will be held during the week of July 25–30, 2010 at Kingsway Regional High School outside Swedesboro, NJ. Accommodations will be at the Holiday Inn located just a few miles down the road in Bridgeport, NJ.

AIHE’s Social Studies Advanced Placement Summer Workshops have been endorsed by the Middle States Regional Office of the College Board.

Courses Offered

The following AP courses are available as workshops:

All teachers will receive a certificate for 30 hours of College Board approved instruction. In addition, all New Jersey teachers will receive 30 professional development hours from the American Institute for History Education as a state-approved vendor.

All instructors are certified by the College Board and also serve as Readers for the AP Test in their subject area.

Registration

Upon registration to the Workshop, AIHE will provide an information packet and questionnaire to be completed and mailed back to complete your registration.

All participants who register for an AIHE AP Summer Workshop will receive the following:

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Final Registration Deadline - July 2, 2010

*No refunds after July 20, 2010

Check-In

Onsite check-in will be held at the Holiday Inn from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, July 25, 2010.

Orientation Dinner

An orientation meeting and dinner will be held on Sunday, July 25, at 6 p.m.

Class Schedule

Tuition Options

Both options include all resources, including any handouts, books and pamphlets, provided by the instructor or the College Board.

Attendance Requirement

Participants must attend the entire Workshop, from Monday through Friday, in order to earn a certificate and 30 professional development hours.