Episode 16: Clearing the Path (Part 2 of 2)

from Coordinated · host Guest: Edward Biedermann

Our conversation continues with Edward Biedermann (Executive Director, AP Outreach, The College Board). As a former AP coordinator, AP teacher, and principal these incredible stories feature an all-encompassing perspective on AP. What does it mean to clear the path for AP success? What does it mean to truly take pride in your AP program and students? And don’t miss Edward’s mic-dropping answer to “What does being an AP coordinator mean to you?”Music by Jackie Rae: https://www.jackierae-music.com/

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Our conversation continues with Edward Biedermann (Executive Director, AP Outreach, The College Board). As a former AP coordinator, AP teacher, and principal these incredible stories feature an all-encompassing perspective on AP. What does it mean to clear the path for AP success? What does it mean to truly take pride in your AP program and students? And don’t miss Edward’s mic-dropping answer to “What does being an AP coordinator mean to you?” Music by Jackie Rae: https://www.jackierae-musi...

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