College Board AP Resources for Teachers


	Practice exams, available to authorized AP teachers through their AP Course Audit accounts
	2007 AP World History Teacher's Guide (.pdf/1.7MB)
	Special Focus: Teaching About Twentieth Century Latin America and Africa in World History (.pdf/1.9MB)
	Special Focus: Teaching About the Indian Ocean World (.pdf/2.0MB)
	2010, 2011 AP World History Course Description (.pdf/520KB)
	Visit the AP World History Exam page for sample multiple-choice questions and the 2009 free-response questions, scoring guidelines, sample student responses with scoring commentary, student performance Q&As, scoring statistics and grade distributions.

To find an AP World History or related Pre-AP strategies workshop in your area, visit Institutes & Workshops. The College Board also provides professional development opportunities for international teachers worldwide. Visit International Professional Development Events for more information.

Across the nation, educators are helping a wider segment of the U.S. student population experience success in AP, with close to 16 percent of the public high school class of 2009 achieving at least one AP Exam score of 3 or higher. However, while more traditionally underserved students are participating in AP, work remains to ensure these students are adequately prepared for the rigors of AP and college. To find out about recent initiatives to improve access to, and performance in, college-level course work, and to see state, national and AP Program results, please visit the AP Report to the Nation website.