美國大學(xué)理事會 與中國的項目與合作

1、美國大學(xué)理事會與中國的項目與合作College Board & theAP Program in China林濤東亞及太平洋地區(qū)高級總監(jiān)2019年5月Founded in 1900, the College Board is not-for-profit educational membership organization. 成立于1900年，大學(xué)理事會是一個非營利性的會員制教育機(jī)構(gòu)。Our mission is to “Connect Students to College Success” 大學(xué)理事會的宗旨是幫助學(xué)生獲得入大學(xué)學(xué)習(xí)及就業(yè)成功的機(jī)會。The College Board me

2、mbership consists of 6,000 middle schools, colleges and universities and educational institutions. 大學(xué)理事會的成員包括6,000多個中學(xué)、大學(xué)以及教育機(jī)構(gòu)。The Nature and Mission of the College BoardThe College Board美國大學(xué)理事會2Every year, we serve more than 7 million students and parents, 23,000+ high schools, and 3,800+ universi

3、ties. 每一年，大學(xué)理事會向700多萬學(xué)生和家長，23,000千多所中學(xué)，及3,800多所大學(xué)提供服務(wù)Our work principles include excellence and equity, which are applied to our daily work. 大學(xué)理事會堅持教育的優(yōu)質(zhì)和公平原則，并將這兩個原則貫徹到其所有的項目、服務(wù)、活動和關(guān)注中Customer and Services大學(xué)理事會服務(wù)對象3College Board Programs Reach Nearly Every Country187 個國家及地區(qū)SAT: 210萬考生 AP: 280萬學(xué)生; 5

4、10萬考試20,000+ 高中 (5600 美國以外) AP & SAT 成績幾乎所有美國大學(xué)都接受，美國以外的80多個國家70多所高校也接受4Advanced Placement (AP) ProgramRigorous coursework connecting students to university success worldwide6What is AP?The Advanced Placement (AP) Program helps students connect with university opportunities globally.University-level

5、 courses taken in secondary school.End-of-course assessments externally developed and scored by university faculty and experienced AP teachers. Recognized by universities in more than 60 countries for admission.Advanced standing granted by universities in the U.S. and Canada.Colleges, Schools, and C

6、ollege BoardCollegesProvide credit and/or advanced placement.Participate in the development of the courses and exams. Learn more at /aphighered.Schools (teachers and faculty)Offer the courses.Administer the exams.Participate in the development of the courses and exams.Attend the annu

7、al AP Reading to score AP Exams. Learn more at /apreaders.AP: A Collaboration7Colleges, Schools, and The College BoardThe College BoardCoordinates the development of the courses and examsAuthorizes the use of the “AP” designation on secondary school transcripts for courses that meet

8、college-level curricular and resource requirements Prints and distributes course materials, administrative materials, and the examsReports results to colleges, students, schools, districts, and statesProvides resources for administrators, counselors, teachers, and students (e.g., AP Central, college

9、, AP teacher communities, AP student website)AP: A Collaboration89About APInternationally recognized curricular program with 38 university-level courses, each culminating in a rigorous, standardized exam across 7 disciplines.History and Social SciencesSciencesMathematics and Computer Scienc

10、e World LanguagesComparative Government and Politics European History Human Geography Macroeconomics Microeconomics Psychology United States Government and Politics United States History World History Biology Chemistry Environmental Science Physics 1 Physics 2 Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism Ph

11、ysics C: Mechanics Calculus AB Calculus BC Computer Science A Computer Science PrinciplesStatistics Chinese Language and Culture French Language and Culture German Language and Culture Italian Language and Culture Japanese Language and Culture Latin Spanish Language and Culture Spanish Literature an

12、d CultureArtsEnglishInterdisciplinaryArt History Music Theory Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio Studio Art: 3-D Design PortfolioEnglish Language and Composition English Literature and Composition Capstone: SeminarCapstone: ResearchHow AP Courses and Exams Are DevelopedUn

13、iversity faculty and expert AP teachers design AP courses and exams to ensuretheir alignment with university expectations.10AP Administration & ScoresAP Scores are standardized measure of mastery.Final scoreDescription5Extremely well qualified4Well qualified3Qualified2Possibly qualified1No recommend

14、ation“Qualified” means that students have proven themselves capable of doing the work of an introductory-level course in a particular subject at university.AP Exams are administered over two weeks in May every year. An AP score is a weighted combination of a students scores on the free-response and

15、multiple-choice sections of the exam. Most colleges and universities in the U.S. and many in Canada grant credit and placement for scores of 3, 4, or 5; allowing students to skip the equivalent course once they get to college. 11Why International Schools Embrace AP Its recognized globally. Its empow

16、ering. Its rigorous. Its effective. Its adaptable. Its accessible. Its innovative.12Why take AP?Discover the benefits.13Almost all colleges and universities in the U.S. grant credit, advanced placement, or both for at least one AP Exam.Policies vary widely between (and sometimes within) institutions

17、 due to department requirements.For more information, visit AP Credit Policy Search: /creditpolicy.Credit and Placement for Qualifying AP Scores14Demonstrates students challenged themselves with the most rigorous courses available. Success on an AP Exam shows readiness for university-l

18、evel coursework.More students taking AP globally: In 2018, over 5 million AP Exams were taken by approximately 2.8 million students from over 22,000 secondary schools around the world.Its recognized globally.Over 4,000 universities in more than 60 countries use AP Exam scores for admission, course c

19、redits, and/or advanced placement.“Taking the rigorous courses like Advanced Placement shows universities that you can handle first-year coursework and that you are well prepared to succeed in postsecondary study.” Andrew Arida, Director of Undergraduate Admissions Enrollment, The University of Brit

20、ish Columbia, Canada “Getting an unconditional offer (to Oxford, with AP Exams) made my life much easier than A-Level students . who had to wait with conditional offers.” Ming, AP student from China15Sample Policies in the US, UK and CanadaCambridge University Successful applicants normally achieve

21、AP scores of 5 on at least 5 AP Exams in the appropriate subjects for their intended concentration. Oxford University Requires that international applicants applying with AP credentials submit 3 or more AP Exams with scores of 5 in appropriate subjects. The University of East London Recommends international applicants to submit 3 or more AP Exams with scores of 3 or higher as part of their admission policies. Some departments, such as the School of Health and Bioscie