Teachers
July 2, 2021 2024-09-30 12:55Teachers
Teachers
Join Angela Taylor for a session on
Facets of Digital AP testing &
Updates to AP Classroom
Join us October 3rd at 5:00 - 5:30 pm EST
Twenty-eight exams will only be offered in digital form through College Board’s Bluebook Platform in May 2025. Do you need tips on how to prepare your students for Digital Testing? Need a quick course on how to use the new changes to AP Classroom? Join Angela Taylor, veteran AP teacher, as she discusses the college board’s recent adjustments.
Teachers Are Our Greatest Asset
Teachers are the cornerstone of AP Access for ALL. Our adjunct educators provide guidance, motivation,
and AP access to online learners across Tennessee.
Adjunct Teaching
22 AP Courses Offered
Mini-Grants
AP Summer Institutes
Benefits of Teaching with AP Access for ALL
- Great opportunity to boost your resume
- Flexibility to work part-time from home
- Earn $2,000 per section, plus $75 per student
- Unlock more opportunities for students
We Need YOU! AP Teachers Needed
We are looking for AP-certified Computer Science Principles, Psychology, and Art Teachers.
Psychology Teachers
If you appreciate examining the concepts from psychological research study, and are AP certified and licensed to teach in TN, we are in need of AP Psychology teachers.
"I am so thankful to be involved in AP Access for ALL as an educator. It is an incredible feeling knowing that students across the state of Tennessee receive high quality Advanced Placement opportunities no matter their location or backgrounds."
~ Holly White, Clarksville-Montgomery
Computer Science Teachers
If you are AP certified in Computer Science Principles, and licensed to teach in TN, we would love to hear from you!
"Teaching with AP Access for ALL has been incredibly rewarding. I enjoy witnessing the students dedication and curiosity. In the online environment, I've learned the power of adaptability and the importance of fostering a sense of community and support among students."
~ Rena Lawson, Greene County
Art Teachers
If you have an affinity for working with art students online, we are in need of AP certified teachers for AP Art & Design (2D, 3D, and Drawing) and AP Art History.
"Teaching with AP Access for ALL is a passion of mine. The flexible asychronous schedule, the impact I have on students statewide, and the personalized critique and discussion sessions with my students are just some of the many rewarding aspects of this experience."
~ Dr. Karen Fine
AP Summer Institute Scholarships
Teachers are the greatest asset in preparing students for college and career. We are proud to provide scholarships for Tennessee teachers to attend virtual AP Summer Institutes (APSI). APSI provides teachers with resources, content, and exam knowlege to teach Advanced Placement courses at their high school.
The application period for APSI Scholarships is currently closed. Join our Mailing List to be the first to know when the 2024-2025 APSI Scholarship applications open.
- 1,341 Teacher Scholarships Awarded
- $600,000+ in Estimated School District Savings
Mini-Grants In Action
We provide classroom resources to AP teachers across TN through $500 mini-grants throughout the school year. The mini-grants allow teachers to choose valuable resources needed in their AP classrooms including supplies, tools, and study guides for AP Exams.
Mini-grant applications are OPEN!
- 392 APAA Mini-Grants Awarded
- $175,000 Awarded to Tennessee AP Teachers
Coffee County Central High School
“The Van de Graff generator purchased with the Mini Grant has helped my students get hands on experience with electrostatics.”
~ Dana Newton
Coffee County Central High, Coffee County
Cordova High School
“We love our painting easels and use them often! They allow students to paint while standing and transport our painting outdoors. We can also use them for art exhibits to display works.”
~ Melanie Spillman
Cordova High, Memphis/Shelby County
Chattanooga Center for Creative Arts
“My students created EcoColumns, which they used to observe ecosystem interactions, nutrient cycling, and eutrophication. This helps them make connections between the content of the course and real life.”
~ Jessica Murphy
Chattanooga Center for Creative Arts, Hamilton County
Bearden High School
“Having a greenscreen and being able to capture images and then manipulate them is very helpful in creativity and giving them a sense of how Computer Science can be used in “non-nerd” ways!”
~ Tim Cathcart
Bearden High, Knox County