When students take AP, IB, AICE, or Dual Enrollment classes, they get a chance to tackle college-level material while still in high school. These programs encourage students to dive deeper into subjects, sharpen their critical thinking, and get a feel for what college coursework is like. Many schools that use weighted GPA systems reward the…
When students take AP, IB and AICE courses, they are studying college-level material while they’re in high school. These courses challenge students to explore topics in depth and work at a higher level by incorporating critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, multiple perspectives, and verbal communication skills. In a high school that uses a weighted GPA system,…
AP, IB and AICE programs enable students to study college-level material before they graduate high school. To their benefit, taking college-level courses in high school challenges students to explore topics in depth and work at a higher level. The courses set high expectations for critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, multiple perspectives, verbal communications skills and more….