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AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Course Home Page
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Course Information
 AP Studio Art Course Description (.pdf/2.3MB) New!
AP Studio Art Teacher's Guide (.pdf/5.9MB) New!
Studio Art General Information
Studio Art: 2-D Design Course Perspective
AP Studio Art Development Committee
Sample Syllabi
Exam Information
AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Exam
Studio Art: 2-D Design: Student Samples
Studio Art: 2-D Design: Scoring Guidelines
Digital Submission Pilot New!
Teaching Resource Materials
Teaching Strategies
Aesthetics and the Development of the Concentration
Printmaking as Social Force: A Lesson Plan
Using a Sketchbook in AP Studio Art
2-D Design Portfolio: Expanded Contour Self-Portrait
Approaches to Concentration: Ideas and Execution
Self-Portrait Based on Albrecht Dürer's Melancholia I
Leading Critiques in Studio Art Classes
Upcoming Exhibits
2007-08 AP Studio Art Exhibit New!
Images from the Studio Art Poster
Images from the Studio Art Poster
Note: You can order the 2007-08 Studio Art Poster from the College Board Store (see College Board Products link below).
AP Studio Art Teacher's Guide
This publication, available from the College Board Store, is intended to assist both new and experienced studio art teachers in the transition to the new portfolios. It contains a number of new articles as well as articles from the previous Teacher's Guide that have been updated and revised to the specifications of the new portfolios.
AP Studio Art Teacher's Guide
College Board Products
CB Store: Products for AP Studio Art
Web Guides
AP Studio Art Web Guide
FAQs
Studio Art FAQs
Feature Articles
How the Studio Art Portfolio is Graded New!
Curriculum Revision and Vertical Teaming
Tips for Starting a Successful AP Studio Art Program
Studio Art Vertical Teaming in Polk County Schools
Parallel Lessons for AP Studio Art Instructors
Diversity in the Art Classroom
Teaching Studio Art to a Diverse Group of Students
Cartooning and Comic Book Art in the AP Studio Art Environment
Photographing Artwork for Reproduction
AP Vertical Teams for Studio Art: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
The Role of the AP Studio Art Development Committee
Beginning an AP Studio Art Program
Teachers' Resources Reviews
Explore our catalog of 65-plus resource reviews for the AP Studio Art teacher. The reviews succinctly assess the practical usefulness of textbooks, books, CDs, documentary films, Web sites, software, and magazines. Check back often to read forthcoming reviews!
Teachers' Resources
Electronic Discussion Groups
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AP Studio Art EDG
Registration for Electronic Discussion Groups
Subscribe to the AP Central AP Studio Art Newsletter
About twice a school year, the AP Central staff compiles and sends email updates alerting members to important program updates and new content items for AP Studio Art: 2-D Design, AP Studio Art: 3-D Design, and AP Studio Art: Drawing. You automatically receive this course newsletter unless you choose the "Do not send" option on the Personal Profile page. To see an example of the AP Studio Art newsletter, click on the link below.
AP Studio Art Newsletter
Personal Profile
Contributions
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