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The course framework defines the scope of the course and specifies what students must know and be able to do on the AP Exam.

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Teachers need a deep understanding of content and its applications in order to adapt their instructional strategies to address the different needs of students.

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Students need multiple opportunities, in different settings or modes, to practice skills in order to develop mastery over time.

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Assessments, instruction, and resources should be aligned to learning goals and matched to performance standards.

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Helping students develop mastery of the course skills requires careful planning to sequence skills in a developmentally appropriate way so that students master prerequisite skills before being asked to complete more complex tasks.

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At the start of the year, teachers and students will complete a short digital activation process that will allow them immediate access to classroom resources.

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Building understanding and teaching for transfer require the application of content in new authentic, relevant, and unfamiliar contexts and scenarios.

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Sequencing, pacing, and scaffolding are essential for building students’ understanding and their ability

to transfer and apply knowledge and skills to new contexts.

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Students should be progressively challenged, just beyond where they are, to apply their knowledge and skills in different contexts to deepen their understanding.