Episode 32: Running in the Right Direction

from Coordinated · host Maja Stocking

How dedicated does one have to be to get up extra early on school day to go running on a freezing cold Utah winter morning? AP coordinators understand dedication and this particular superstar, Maja Stocking, is a shining example. Join us for an engaging conversation around Maja’s AP testing plans as well as her thoughts on the all-new Digital Testing Guide. The finish line is in sight here on Coordinated!AP Quick Start to see a demonstration on how to move students to later exam dates in AP Registration and Ordering. https://youtu.be/6n2FAkdLfrg2021 Digital AP Exams Overview for students: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUtHuYfPsFYFor more information on AP coordinators and to register for a Mini-Workshop visit: https://collegeboard.org/apcoordinatortrainingJoin the AP Coordinator Community: https://apcommunity.collegeboard.org/web/apcoordinatorsMusic by Jackie Rae: https://www.jackierae-music.com/

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