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AP Calculus BC Course Home Page
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AP Calculus Course Information
 AP Calculus Course Description (.pdf/3MB) New!
AP Calculus Teacher's Guide (.pdf/1.2MB) New!
AP Calculus for a New Century
AP Calculus Development Committee
AP Calculus BC Course Perspective
AP Calculus/Statistics Growth (.xls/17KB)
AP Calculus/Statistics Growth Graph (.pdf/14KB)
Sample Syllabi
Exam Information
The AP Calculus BC Exam
Free AP Calculus BC Practice Exam New!
AP Calculus: Use of Graphing Calculators
AP Calculus: Calculator Survey Results
2006 Calculus FRQ Instruction Commentary (.pdf/83KB)
2006 Calculus FRQ Instruction Commentary
2006 FRQ Instructions for AP Calculus: Section II
2006 FRQ Instructions for AP Calculus: Section II (.pdf/54KB)
On the Role of Sign Charts in AP Calculus Exams
Calculator Policies for Mathematics and Science (2007-2008) (.pdf/44KB)
Adventures in the Amusement Park: AB2/BC2 From the 2002 AP Calculus Exams
Some Thoughts on 2003 Calculus AB Question 6
Exam Tips: Calculus BC
AP Exams Calendars
AP Calculus Free-Response Question Collections
Teaching Resource Materials
Exploring the FTC from Numerical and Graphical Points of View with the TI-89 (.pdf/215KB)
Seeing Is Believing
AP Calculus Featured Question
Why We Use Theorem in Calculus
Frozen in Time
AP Calculus Web Guide
Beginning the Year with Local Linearity
After the Exam: Activities and Projects
Teaching Tips for AP Calculus
Tips for Assessment: AP Calculus
Try This! Calculus Teaching Tips
Curriculum Modules
Motion (.pdf/2.8MB)
Reasoning from Tabular Data (.pdf/1.8MB)
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (.pdf/2.6MB)
Functions Defined by Integrals (.pdf/792KB)
For the Classroom
A Sampler of Visual Proofs in First-year Calculus (.pdf/201KB)
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (.pdf/2.2MB)
Differential Equations (.pdf/663KB)
Resources for Teaching Differential Equations
AP Calculus: Slope Fields
Calculus at the Battle of Trafalgar
The Domain of Solutions to Differential Equations (.pdf/257kb)
Don't Forget the Differential Equation: Finishing 2005 BC4 (.pdf/219kb)
Solving Separable Differential Equations: Antidifferentiation and Domain are Both Needed
Pre-AP
Adapting AP Mathematics Questions As a Pre-AP Strategy
A Year in the Life of an AP Vertical Team for Mathematics
A Year in the Life of an AP Vertical Team for Mathematics, Part II
Using Calculators
AP Exam Electronic Study Cards
Lies My Calculator Told Me
College Board Products
AP Calculus Multiple-Choice Question Collection 1969-1998
AP Calculus Free-Response Question Collections
CB Store: Products for AP Calculus BC
Teachers' Resource Reviews
There are currently more than 300 reviews of calculus 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 Immortal L'Hospital (.pdf/179KB)
A Calculus Student Reads the Newspaper (.pdf/305KB)
Residue of Calculus: Learning That Lasts
Recipe for Success: Calculus in an Urban Magnet School
The National Curve Bank Project: A MATH Archive
Teach AP Statistics Next Year!
Lesson Study: A PCMI Experience
Do Cubes and Squares Have the Same Properties As Spheres and Circles?
The Mathematical Puzzles of Benjamin Banneker
One Chancey in a Million
Women and Mathematics: Stereotypes, Identity, and Achievement
Appreciating Mathematics: Math Is Good for Something, in Fact Many Things
Mathematics at the School-to-College Transition
Milestones for Women in Science
Teaching with Einstein
History of Calculus
Calculus Before Newton and Leibniz: Part I
Calculus Before Newton and Leibniz: Part II
Calculus Before Newton and Leibniz: Part III
One Hundred and Fifty Years of Teaching Calculus
Women's History: Women in Mathematics
Teacher Profiles
Yvette Beck: A Calculus Family
Dewey Gottlieb: Award-Winning Achievement
Julian Dias: Extraordinary Dedication
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The Calculus EDG: Supporting Teachers' Efforts
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AP Central AP Calculus Newsletter
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