2016 Advanced Placement Summer Institute for Teachers by Professional and Public Programs at UTEP

ADVANCED PLACEMENT速 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

2016

ADVANCED PLACEMENT SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS SESSION ONE: June 20-23, 2016 SESSION TWO: July 18-21, 2016

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INTRODUCTION THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO PROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS

2016

ADVANCED PLACEMENT ® SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS

The University of Texas at El Paso Professional and Public Programs, a unit of Extended University, in cooperation with College Board®, invites both new and experienced teachers to our 2016 Advanced Placement Summer Institute (AP®SI). The APSI trains teachers to foster a focused learning environment in various subject areas, according to the latest trends and learning strategies that help to promote the skill set necessary for students to be competitive and excel academically. Our consultants have extensive experience at translating and communicating the Advanced Placement Program® or AP® curriculum and pedagogy of their subjects, and they do so with insight, commitment, and energy. We welcome your request for more information. Please contact Sylvia Monsisvais at (915) 7477578 or by email at samonsisvais@utep.edu

REIMBURSEMENT The Texas Education Agency (TEA) will fund teacher training reimbursements of up to $450 per teacher who completes a 30-hour Pre-AP/ AP TEA-approved training or an official IB teacher training workshop between September 1, 2015 and August 31, 2016. The exact amount of the teacher training reimbursement will be determined after the payment of the 2016 AP and IB exam fees. Please visit http://www.tea.state.tx.us/index4. aspx?id=3822 for updates related to the AP/IB Incentive program. For more information about the Texas AP/IB Incentive Program, please contac t program coordinator, Monica Brewer, by email at monica. brewer@tea.texas.gov or by phone at (512) 4639581.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION DATES AND LOCATIONS

Session I (4 days): June 20 – June 23, 2016 Monday: 8a.m. – 5p.m. (lunch included) Tuesday - Thursday: 8a.m. - 4:30p.m. (lunch included)

Session II (4 days): July 18 – July 21, 2016 Monday: 8a.m. – 5p.m. (lunch included) Tuesday - Thursday: 8a.m. – 4:30p.m. (lunch included) All courses will be held at the UTEP campus. Participants will meet on the first day of class at the Tomás Rivera Conference Center in the Union Building East.

TUITION

(EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: MAY 9, 2016) Tuition for each non-lab AP®SI Session is $530, Sessions requiring labs are $585. Courses include first-class instruction from a College Board endorsed consultant, curriculum materials and lunch onsite. Space is limited and available on a first come first serve basis. Tuition may be paid by check, money order, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, AMEX, or a purchase order (PO). If you are using a PO for payment, please submit a copy with the complete registration form. PO’s will not be accepted after June 3, 2016. Payment in full is required to reserve your spot in a course or materials/books/certificate will not be issued.

LATE REGISTRATION POLICY

Those who register after the registration deadline of May 9, 2016 will be assessed an additional $100 rush processing fee.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive a confirmation email at the address you provide within 10 working days of the receipt of your registration. Please provide home address, home phone number and home e-mail address on your registration form in order to receive confirmation of course location, changes in schedule, or other updates after the school year is complete.

TRANSFER POLICY

Transfers from the same school/school district will be assessed a $100 processing fee for each transfer. All requests must be written (emails accepted) and submitted by school and/or school district.

SUBSTITUTION POLICY

Substitutions from the same school/school district will be assessed a $35 processing fee for each substitute. Substitute must enroll in same class as the original person they are replacing. All requests must be written (emails accepted) and submitted by school and/or school district.

ATTENDANCE

Participants must attend the ENTIRE Institute in order to earn a certificate. If you miss a portion of the Institute we are required to notify your District Coordinator who may refuse to reimburse you of your tuition.

REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY

Participants unable to attend the conference have three options: 1. Send a substitute to APSI. There is a $35 processing fee for this option (see substitution policy) 2. Request a $300 refund provided the cancellation is received 20 business days or more prior to the Institute’s start date. 3. Request a $130 refund provided the cancellation is received 15-19 business days prior to the Institute’s start date. All requests must be sent in writing (emails accepted). There will be no refunds for cancellations processed less than 14 business days prior to the Institute’s start date. Classes are subject to cancellation due to insufficient enrollment; these will be fully refundable.

MAIL ADDRESS

The University of Texas at El Paso Professional & Public Programs ATTN: Sylvia Monsisvais 500 W. University Ave. Kelly Hall, Suite 102 El Paso, Texas 79968-0602

EMAIL ADDRESS

Email: samonsisvais@utep.edu

HOUSING

Participants requiring housing can contact the Hilton Garden Inn next to UTEP or UTEP’s Miner Village/Student Housing. To make reservations at the Hilton Garden Inn call (915) 351-2121 or toll free at 1-877-STAY-HGI and use code APSI1 or APSI2 based on the session attending. Please contact Jewell Palmer-Rosales at (915) 747-5903 or jpalmerrosales@utep.edu to inquire about Miner Village dormitory accommodations.

PARKING

Permits will be emailed prior to the start of the Institute, and need to be prominently displayed on dashboard to avoid ticketing. UTEP-P3 is not responsible for payment of any tickets issued outside of permitted spaces.

SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS

If you have a disability and require special accommodations/parking, please contact Sylvia Monsisvais at least 3 weeks prior to the start date of your course at (915) 747-7578 or samonsisvais@ utep.edu.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT ® AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO Contact: Sylvia Monsisvais at (915) 747-7578 • E-mail: samonsisvais@utep.edu • Register Online: ppp.utep.edu Phone: (915) 747-5142 • Mail / Onsite: P3, Kelly Hall Suite 102, 500 West University Ave, El Paso, Texas 79968

Session I: June 20–23, 2016

Session II: July 18–21, 2016

AP® Chemistry - 16SAPI1001 Consultant – Jennifer Cook Gregory Lab Course Fee: $585

AP Biology - 16SAPI2001 Consultant – Shamone Minzenmayr Lab Course Fee: $585

AP Psychology - 16SAPI1002 Consultant – Katherine Minter Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Physics 1 - 16SAPI2002 Consultant – Angela Jensvold Lab Course Fee: $585

AP Studio Art - 16SAPI1003 Consultant – Laura Thompson Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP English Language & Composition - 16SAPI2003 Consultant – Phyllis Wright Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP English Literature & Composition - 16SAPI1004 Consultant – Thomas Wade Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

Pre-AP English High School - 16SAPI2004 Consultant – Kimberleigh Reifle Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

Pre-AP® English Middle School - 16SAPI1005 Consultant – Katherine Baer Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Statistics - 16SAPI2005 Consultant – Lee Kucera Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Calculus BC - 16SAPI1006 Consultant – Gary Taylor Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

Pre-AP Math High School - 16SAPI2006 Consultant – Cheryl Williams Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

Pre-AP Math Middle School - 16SAPI1007 Consultant – Carl Veater Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Spanish Literature & Culture - 16SAPI2007 Consultant – Maria Perez-Bernardo Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Spanish Language & Culture - 16SAPI1008 Consultant – Raquel Rios Gonzalez Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Human Geography - 16SAPI2008 Consultant - Connie Hudgeons Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

Pre-AP Social Studies Middle School - 16SAPI1009 Consultant – Joseph Eberhard Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP World History - 16SAPI2009 Consultant – Leslie Keeney Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP U.S. History - 16SAPI1010 Consultant – James Smith Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP U.S. Government & Politics - 16SAPI2010 Consultant – Jerry Morris Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Macroeconomics - 16SAPI1011 Consultant – Julie Meek Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP Chinese Language & Culture - 16SAPI2011 Consultant – Telee Richard Chi Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

AP German Language & Culture - 16SAPI1012 Consultant – Elizabeth Smith Non-Lab Course Fee:$530

Pre-AP Science Middle School - 16SAPI2012 Consultant – Lisa Tobias Lab Course Fee: $585

AP Computer Science - 16SAPI1013 Consultant – Kyle Gillette Lab Course Fee: $585

COURSE DESCRIPTION SUMMARIES (FULL DESCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT PPP.UTEP.EDU) Contact: Sylvia Monsisvais at (915) 747-7578 • E-mail: samonsisvais@utep.edu • Register Online: ppp.utep.edu Phone: (915) 747-5142 • Mail / Onsite: P3, Kelly Hall Suite 102, 500 West University Ave, El Paso, Texas 79968

AP® Chemistry

This course is designed to introduce new AP topics and laboratory coursework. It emphasizes expanded content, incorporation of inquiry into the laboratory experience and use of mini-labs appropriate for the classroom. Participants should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes, and bring lab activities/demonstrations to share.

AP Psychology

Participants will review curriculum updates, AP Audit, various syllabi for one and t wo-semester courses, sequence & pacing, textbook options, materials, and other key resources. Emphasis will be on best-practices and content areas typically more difficult for students and teachers including neurophysiology/biochemistry of behavior; research methods & statistics; and sensation & perception. Successful classroom activities will be demonstrated and the recent AP Exam will be reviewed.

AP Studio Art

This course will show students evocative artwork to inspire curricula, help them clarify the differences in portfolios and immerse themselves in art analysis and art-making. Participants will also learn techniques to teach different media, improve the quality of student artwork/ability levels and to raise grades. Collegial interaction, dialogue and discussion, a visit to the El Paso Museum of Art, and other extracurricular activities are included.

AP English Literature & Composition

Sessions will cover a wide range of curricula including modules focused on Heart of Darkness and other African literature, August Wilson’s Fences, and an approach that stresses building student confidence in interpreting a variety of poetry. Participants will examine methods for encouraging incisive interpretation and engaging class discussion and receive assistance with designing course material to help students in their college admissions process. Some focus will be on special issues faced by AP English teachers and on the AP exam. Participants will also experience a mock-up of an AP scoring session with examples from each question. Participants are encouraged to bring copies of successful prose and poetry lessons they use.

Pre-AP English Middle School

A foundation based on best instructional practices in reading, writing, vocabulary and syntax will be the focus of this course. Emphasis will be placed on assisting middle school teachers with their understanding of Pre-AP classwork and their active participation in encouraging students to develop the skills necessary for high school. A vertical team approach between middle and high school teachers will provide a framework for the participants.

AP Calculus BC

This course is designed to reinforce and streamline participant’s understanding of Calculus BC topics and teaching strategies. Calculus AB topics will be included; however, the focus will be on those topics required only for the BC exam and how to prepare students for the AP experience.

Pre-AP® Math Middle School

This workshop is intended to address the needs of mathematic teachers from grades 7-12 and includes exposure to the AP* Calculus materials, vocabulary and consistency of definitions, the use of word problems in the application of the material and goals, and philosophy of a Pre-AP* Mathematics course. It also addresses Pre-AP and TEKS. Vertical Team activities and materials from past AP* Calculus Examination are included.

AP Spanish Language & Culture

The course will focus on the new AP Spanish Language and Culture Course and the new Curriculum Framework. Participants will become familiar with the current exam format and with themes that explore connections among language, literature and culture through diverse global perspectives. They will be guided through various sample activities to develop students’ proficiencies in the interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational modes. They will also explore course planning and pacing guides and develop a class syllabus. Participants are encouraged to bring laptops or tablets and a memory stick.

Pre-AP Social Studies Middle School

This course is designed to prepare students to be successful in later AP History courses and help teachers deal with barriers to grading large numbers of essay exams. Activities are designed with “at risk” students in mind. Participants will learn how to “coach for effort”, make student organization a habit and create lessons that develop skills and knowledge.

AP U.S. History

This course will examine the pedagogy and content relevant to teaching AP U.S. History. Discussions and presentation will be divided equally between strategies for improving student success on the AP exam and the historical content appropriate for creating an AP-level history class. Presentations on historical content will focus on general historiography, as well as American political and economic history.

AP Macroeconomics

This course will focus on the materials and skills needed to support student success in the AP Economics courses. Syllabus creation and development, location of resources, and time management will be discussed. Materials will be reviewed with a focus on the most challenging concepts.

AP German Language & Culture

This course will cover the audit process and curriculum. It will include samples from this year’s exam and participants will practice applying the scoring guidelines. Participants will also have the opportunity to collaborate on thematic units and practice exam questions.

AP Computer Science

This course is for both new and experienced teachers of AP Computer Science. Knowledge of Java is strongly preferred, but understanding of another programming language (loops, arrays, functions) can work. Participants will work hands-on to apply various concepts. The AP exam will also be discussed.

AP® Biology

The workshop will cover the material necessary to successfully teach AP Biology and promote student achievement. Topics covered will include the AP Biology Curriculum Framework, exam, recommended labs, content updates, course syllabus, inquiry labs, free response questions and materials for the course. Participants will also be given the opportunity to develop their individual courses.

AP Physics 1

This course will teach strategies to help students develop a deep understanding of physics content and a focused application of knowledge through inquiry-based labs. Special attention will be given to activities that promote student understanding and to the assessment of student written responses. New sample multiple-choice and free response question items will be discussed and some focus will also be on developing new classroom material for Physics 1 (especially regarding rotational motion).

AP English Language & Composition

For both new and experienced AP Language teachers, this class will introduce the breadth of the AP Language and Composition course and focus on developing curricula that will enable students to understand the principles of rhetorical theory and practice behind the AP Language and Composition Exam. Participants may bring copies of a successful strategy or mini-lesson in critical reading or writing to share with the group.

Pre-AP® English High School

In this course, teachers will consider the application of writing; they will examine AP-style essays and read and annotate excerpts that include grade-appropriate pre-20th century literature. Teachers will discuss analysis, applying the skills to poetry, prose, film, music and visual text. Finally, the group will consider hands-on projects, archetype and file-totext connections.

AP Statistics

AP Spanish Literature & Culture

Participants will explore Spanish, Latin-American and U.S. Latino authors and their works from the medieval period to present day. They will make thematic connections between texts of various genres and historical periods and depict interdisciplinary connections to the literature of the SpanishSpeaking world through art, film, history and other academic disciplines. Finally, they will examine Spanish literature within the contexts of time and place, analyze different AP exams, and create a syllabus and lesson plan for their AP course.

AP Human Geography

Designed for both new and experienced teachers, this session is structured to assist teachers with the introduction of complex content by using effective teaching strategies that support both Common Core and state curriculum standards. Emphasis is on building critical thinking and writing skills necessary for success in the AP classroom. This session will provide in-depth examination of the specific AP Human Geography content strands, such as cultural universals, scale, globalization and economic development.

AP World History

Participants will review content, themes, key concepts, periodization and structure of the curriculum and focus on effective teaching strategies and learning activities that will lead to success on the exam. Participants will also plan their own course syllabi, understand items required for the audit and create test questions in alignment with the curriculum and the exam. An analysis of past AP exams with an overview of rubrics and scoring of free-response section, plus a discussion of how to prepare students will be included.

AP U.S. Government & Politics

This class will show how to teach a complete course in AP American Government and Politics using technology to facilitate different learning and teaching styles. Participants will also learn how to maximize student scores on the AP exam. Finally, the course will examine previous tests, what the College Board expects as far as student responses on the free response questions and how to get students to increase point potential.

Designed for beginning as well as experienced teachers, this course will prepare new teachers to develop and present an effective AP Statistics program and help more experienced AP teachers refine and improve upon their existing skills. Discussion topics include AP curriculum, graphing calculator usage, teaching styles/strategies, textbooks/publishers and other resources and the exam format, preparation and scoring. Instructional formats will include presentations, activities, group discussions, problem-solving sets, etc. Participants must bring a copy of their textbook, and a laptop computer. If you are unable to bring a laptop, please contact the presenter before the beginning of the course.

AP Chinese Language & Culture

Pre-AP Math High School

Pre-AP Science Middle School

This course will give middle and high school teachers the tools to strengthen an AP Vertical Team and to align the mathematics curriculum vertically across grade levels (K-college). Participants will learn how to create a curriculum that emphasizes key math concepts at all levels of instruction. Through the implementation and vertical articulation of concrete strategies, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the skills and knowledge students need at the Pre-AP level.

This class is for new and experienced teachers as well as Chinese language educators interested in learning about instructional design and assessment for fourth-semester college Chinese courses. Learn strategies for designing and implementing an effective AP Chinese curriculum, how to develop learning activities and assessments that present language in cultural context, build students’ proficiencies in the three communicative modes and integrate authentic materials into instruction. AP exam structure, student exam preparation and performance and the AP Course Audit preparation will also be examined. Participants will learn about the language to use in general questioning, the skills to incorporate, timing, and how to integrate these elements into assessment. The class will also review the types of inquiry-based classrooms, how an inquiry-based class can still move forward through the necessary material at a reasonable pace and how to present open-ended inquiry in an approachable way to new students. Finally, participants will also assess different labs and evaluate how student vs. teacher-based (inquiry vs. cookbook) they are. If teachers bring their own labs, we will work on modifying their material and labs, rather than the stock labs provided.

• Contact: Sylvia Monsisvais at (915) 747-7578, samonsisvais@utep.edu • Register Online: ppp.utep.edu • Phone: (915) 747-5142

Professional & Public Programs will not accept Purchase Orders (PO) after June 3, 2016.

Call (915) 747-5142, Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with your Visa, Mastercard, Discover Card, or AMEX.

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Fax your completed registration form with PO or credit card information to: (915) 747-5538.

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Mail your completed registration form with PO, check, money order, or credit card information to: UTEP Professional & Public Programs. 500 W. University Ave. Kelly Hall Suite 102, El Paso, TX 79968-0602. Make checks payable to UTEP-P3.

Visit the office of Professional & Public Programs located in Kelly Hall Suite 102, UTEP Campus. Office hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday-Friday.

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Special Accommodations: Early Bird Registration (On or before May 9, 2016) Non-Lab Course Fee: $530

Lab Course Fee: $585

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Late Registration (After May 9, 2016 = $100 Late Fee) Non-Lab Course Fee: $630

Lab Course Fee: $685

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(EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: MAY 9, 2016)

SESSION ONE: June 20-23, 2016 SESSION TWO: July 18-21, 2016

For more information visit ppp.utep.edu