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AP Biology Course Information
 AP Biology Course Description (.pdf/2.1MB) New!
AP Biology Teacher's Guide (.pdf/1.7MB) New!
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The AP Biology Exam
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For the Classroom
The Importance of Laboratory Work (1.6MB) New!
Pre-AP
Syllabus: Biology Skills for Success in the Pre-AP Years (.pdf/215KB)
Epidemiology in Middle School: A Curriculum
Pre-AP Strategies in Biology: Learning Objectives and Activities
Pre-AP Strategies and Texts
Textbook Reviews for the Pre-AP Years in Biology
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The Twelve AP Biology Labs: Information and Tips
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Teachers' Resources Reviews
There are currently more than 250 reviews of Biology resources, including textbooks, Web sites, software, multimedia CD-Roms, and more, in the Teachers' Resources area. Each review describes the resource and suggests ways it might be used in the classroom. New reviews are added regularly, so check back often!
Teachers' Resources
Feature Articles
The Evolution-Creationism Continuum in College Biology Classrooms New!
Achieving Gender Equality in the Science Classroom
Gastrulation: Shaping the Embryo
Mendel's Legacy
Milestones for Women in Science
DNA and Computers -- A Marriage Made in Heaven
Causes and Consequences of the Black Death -- A Reappraisal
Rosalind Franklin: She's Worth Another Look
Grappling with Genetics
An AP Reading: Summer Camp at Clemson University
AP Biology Readers Revisit Mitotic Spindle Formation
USA Biology Olympiad 2004
Field Trips
Learning by Observing
Drey Land Ecology Field Trip
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