What is the Ⅰ AP course?

The AP course is different from the A-Level course. AP course is American standard, and A-Level course is British standard. The specific differences are as follows:

1, AP course: refers to the guidance and guidance of many AP exam subjects. At present, it mainly includes calculus AB (calculus AB), calculus BC (calculus BC), statistics (statistics), physics B (physics B), macroeconomics (macroeconomics) and microeconomics (microeconomics). AP is the abbreviation of Advanced Placement, and Chinese is generally translated into American college preparatory course and American college preparatory course. Refers to university courses provided by university committees and taught in high schools. American high school students can take these courses, take AP exams after completing the courses, and get college credits after obtaining certain results. Generally, it costs thousands of dollars to attend college courses, and only 82 yuan to take AP exams. Therefore, taking AP course can not only show students' ability, but also save money.

2.A-Level course: The General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (A-Level course for short) is an advanced course of the British general secondary education certificate examination, a national curriculum system in the UK, and a college entrance examination course for British students. Just like the college entrance examination in China, A-Level course certificate is regarded as the admission standard for almost all English-taught universities. Offering A-Level courses in China aims to provide China students with an effective way to enter foreign universities. The specific objectives are: to train students with excellent grades in junior and senior high schools in China to enter the world's top universities; Cultivate students with moderate grades in junior and senior high schools in China to enter world-class universities; Cultivate students with average grades in junior and senior high schools in China to be admitted to universities that suit them.

Ⅱ Which AP courses are suitable for China students?

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The abbreviation of Placement is generally translated into American college preparatory course and American college preparatory course in Chinese. AP course is very difficult and contains many kinds. As a compulsory course in American universities, AP has an irreplaceable position. So which AP courses are suitable for China students who want to study in the United States? The following article will give you an introduction.

The main subjects of AP course involve 38 subjects in 20 subject areas. The AP courses suitable for China students are as follows:

calculus

statistical data

Macroeconomics

microeconomics

physics

Physics c: mechanics physics c: mechanics

Physics c: electricity and magic

Biological biology

Chemical chemistry

computer science

computer science

English literature and writing

English Language and Writing English Linguistics and Writing

American history American history

China language and culture.

Government and Politics America, not suitable for China students, American politics.

Government and Politics: Comparative Politics

French. French

Spanish. Spanish.

German. German

French literature

European history European history

music theory

environmental sciences

Physical psychology

Italian language and composition Italian language and culture

Art history art history

World history world history

Human geography human geography

spanish literature

Latin: Virgil Latin literature

Latin: Virgil Latin

The University Council approved 35 disciplines (AP) out of 23 disciplines.

Courses) Set AP courses and exams. According to the data of public middle schools in 2005, among the 35 AP courses, the top five AP courses that American high school students like best are: American history, English literature and writing, English language and writing, calculus AB and American politics. In 2005, the number of AP courses in these five subjects was 65,438+00 ~ 200,000, which was the highest in American history, and the number of people taking the exam exceeded 200,000.

In the 2006-2007 academic year, the University Council established two other AP courses: China Language and China Culture.

Culture); Japanese and Japanese culture (Japanese and

Culture), and took the first AP exam in May 2007. There are as many as 35 AP courses.

What is the difference between AP courses and AP exams in international schools?

AP course is the guidance and guidance of many AP exam subjects. At present, the main courses are Calculus AB (Calculus AB), Calculus BC (Calculus BC), Statistics (Statistics), Physics B (Physics B), Macroeconomics S (Macroeconomics) and Microeconomics. AP is the abbreviation of Advanced Placement, and Chinese is generally translated into American college preparatory course or American college preparatory course. Refers to university courses provided by university committees and taught in high schools.

American high school students can take these courses, take AP exams after completing the courses, and get college credits after obtaining certain results. Generally, it costs thousands of dollars to attend college courses, but it only costs 92 yuan or 1350 RMB to take the AP exam. Therefore, taking AP course can not only show students' ability, but also save money.

Ⅳ What subjects are there in AP course?

In order to enable students to better cope with the reform of AP and SAT 1 exam, Beijing Wang Fu School summer vacation AP & amp； SAT 1 bypass course is about to begin. AP Courses: AP Calculus and AP Statistics, New AP Physics1&; 2 and new AP chemistry, AP economics, new AP American history, AP psychology and new SAT basic courses. If you need to communicate with the authoritative teacher of AP economics, you can read Ying's blog, add Fu Ying teacher Sina Weibo as "Fu Ying", and add Fu Ying Weixin's public platform "Fu Ying, Senior Advisor of AP and International Courses".

What is the use of Ⅳ AP course?

First, learning AP courses requires a basic knowledge of English.

Regarding the question of which children parents care about are suitable for study, the teacher of Xuecheng International Education said that this course is not as difficult as expected. As long as students' TOEFL score in English is about 80, they can be recommended to take AP courses. If the TOEFL score of senior three students is above 90, they can also choose American history and psychology courses. Unlike A6e and B courses, AP courses are not diploma courses. After studying AP courses, students will not get the corresponding academic certificates, but only the transcripts of elective courses. However, this transcript is highly recognized. At present, universities in the United States, Canada, Australia and Hong Kong all recognize its credits, including Peking University and Tsinghua in China.

For the global exam in May each year, candidates usually receive transcripts before the end of June. The AP exam is presided over and guided by the American College Committee and protected by American education law. At present, most provinces and cities in China have AP test sites.

Second, AP courses are also for students.

Students adapt to foreign learning methods and play a bridge role.

International schools generally don't force whether to take AP courses. Students who have taken AP courses will go directly to universities to transfer credits after arriving in the United States, so it only takes three and a half years or three years to complete their undergraduate courses. In addition, the AP curriculum and evaluation system are closer to foreign evaluation methods, and students attending foreign universities will also play a bridge role in learning methods.

Li Fangxia, president of the International Department, said that the average student will choose AP class (American direction) and A-Level class (British and Canadian direction) according to their intention to go abroad. Among them, the AP course taught by AP class is a prerequisite course in American universities, and the AP exam content is the main learning content in the class. In terms of teaching resources, there are no more than 30 students in all classes, which is similar to ordinary high schools in the United States.

Third, let spare students get in touch with university courses in advance.

Guo Xinting, the International Class Admissions Office, said that the opening of AP courses enables high school students to get in touch with university courses in advance, avoiding the repetition of high school and university primary school courses. There are 22 majors and 37 courses, and students can choose according to their own needs and preferences. AP test scores are scored on a 5-point scale, and candidates can get 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 points. Generally, scores of more than three points can be exchanged for credits at the university.

This course is mainly to provide some high school students with learning ability with the opportunity to go to college in advance, which can shorten the study time of students in college in the future. At present, some international middle school classes have been carried out in domestic cities. 20 1 1, Xi' an middle school began to introduce AP courses. At present, the courses offered are calculus, statistics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, physics, chemistry and so on. For students with good English scores, American history and psychology are also offered.

What are the ⅵ AP courses and how to choose them?

AP has 22 categories and 37 subjects, which are widely offered in more than 65,438+05,000 high schools in the United States. At present, the courses offered mainly include Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Statistics, Physics B, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics.

Art History Art History, Biology, Calculus AB Calculus AB, Calculus BC Calculus BC, Chemical Chemistry, China Language and Culture China Language and Culture, Computer Science A Computer Science A, Macroeconomics Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, English, English Literature, Environmental Science, European History, French, German, Comp Government &; Political Comparison Politics and Politics, American Government &; Politics American politics, human geography, Italian language and culture, Japanese language and culture, Latin: Virgil Latin: Virgil (Roman poet), music theory, physics B, physics C, psychology, Spanish Spanish, Spanish literature, statistics, studio art, American history, American history, world history.

How to choose AP courses?

First of all, it depends on your university time and major, and choose the corresponding subject according to your time and major. If you are not sure about your major, it is recommended to take AP courses with both arts and sciences in mind. At the same time, if there are too many courses and the difficulty is too great, there is no way to take care of them. It is suggested to choose several core subjects. If there is an ideal institution, you can check in advance whether the ideal institution accepts the selected AP course and consider whether to choose this subject.

What are the ⅶ AP courses?

Subjects suitable for China students

calculus

calculus

statistical data

Macroeconomics

microeconomics

physics

Physics c: mechanics physics c: mechanics

Physics c: electricity and magic

Biological biology

Chemical chemistry

computer science

computer science

English literature and writing

English Language and Writing English Linguistics and Writing

American history American history

China language and culture.

Not suitable for domestic students.

Government and Politics America and Politics

Government and Politics: Comparative Politics

French. French

Spanish. Spanish.

German. German

French literature

European history European history

music theory

environmental sciences

Physical psychology

Italian language and composition Italian language and culture

Art history art history

World history world history

Human geography human geography

spanish literature

Latin: Virgil Latin literature

Latin: Virgil Latin

ⅷ What is AP? What are the benefits of learning AP courses?

AP is a university-level course sponsored by the American College Board. It has 22 categories and 37 subjects, and is widely offered in more than 65,438+05,000 high schools in the United States. High school students can be exposed to college courses in advance, avoiding the repetition of courses in high school and junior college.