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College Board's AP Computer Science Teacher’s Guide

Explain inheritance using an “is-a” relationship and composition using a “has-a” relationship.

Introduce a new concept by having students modify existing, well-defined programs before writing programs from scratch.

Team up with teachers of lower grades to ensure that your students are sufficiently prepared for the rigor of more advanced classes.

When advertising your course, make it clear that any students “willing to do the work” are “wanted in the course,” and use titles like “Be a software engineer” or “Be an innovator” for your course or course modules.

Take extra time to encourage beginner students to learn more about CS, by (1) promoting AP CS and (2) using a final project for students already taking AP CS

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