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Mrs. Osborn offers Online Tutoring, Self-Study support, & AP Exam Prep for AP ART HISTORY & AP WORLD HISTORY! (A major redesign of teacheroz.com, online since 1997, is now in progress)
For more info about online tutoring/exam prep, please contact Mrs. Osborn at teacherozaptutor@gmail.com
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After over 20 years as a teacher, I retired in June 2021. However, I am still committed to serving students in helping them achieve their very best. Please visit my curriculum vitae & bio for more info about my background in teaching AP World History & AP Art History. If you are interested in tutorials, self-study support, or AP Exam prep for AP Art History or AP World History, please contact Tracey Osborn at teacherozaptutor@gmail.com.
Can you complete a SELF-STUDY in AP Art History? YES! It is completely doable, especially if you have already completed AP World History, on-level World History, or are interested in art history.
SELF-STUDY SUPPORT is available! What is a SELF-STUDY course? Self-study means that you are not registered in an actual class at your school either because AP Art History is not offered at your school OR your current schedule does not have room for the class. There are no grades. You prepare on your own (with support) to take the AP Exam on May 6, 2024. If you sign up for Teacher Oz's AP Art History tutorials, you will be provided with all materials and meet with Mrs. Osborn in Google Meet or Zoom for one-hour sessions to help you prepare. (Check out some free resources by clicking HERE or on the folder below)
Can you take the AP Art History Exam if your school does not offer the course or you are in homeschool? YES! Check out the info from the College Board on how to register and the exam. The AP Exam I want to take isn’t offered at my school. What should I do? AND I’m homeschooled. How can I take an AP Exam?
*** Trouble accessing the FREE resources? Be aware that school districts want to keep you safe and can/do not allow access to some outside resources, such as 'out of district' Google Drives. IF you are having trouble, ask your teacher to submit a request to administration allowing access. Another option is to access the google drive using a personal email and/or device. Sorry for the inconvenience. ***
Locations of the Required 250 Image Set artworks - Click on a tag to find info!!!
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