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Get to know your students and help create a positive classroom culture with these free, engaging worksheets, posters and more for the first day of school! Download below.

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Free Activities for Back to School | Creating a Positive Classroom Culture Find fun educational activities like coloring books and apps, to supplement your child's at-home learning.

Start the school year by engaging your students through meaningful, playful experiences in math, science and social studies.📱💻

Register for our two-part webinar series to access step-by-step tips for implementing these experiences using our free app, McGraw Hill AR.

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Back-to-school season always entails establishing that dreaded seating chart. Christina Quarelli, Senior Curriculum Specialist at McGraw Hill PreK-12, shares what you can do to establish seating but also get to know your students as learners!

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Teaching Tips with Christina: Seating Chart Back to school season always entails establishing that dreaded seating chart. Hear from Christina Quarelli, Senior Curriculum Specialist at McGraw Hill on so...

Let’s get cooking on a recipe for a successful beginning of the year changes, choices, culture and classroom management. 🍳

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Key Ingredients for the Beginning of the School Year By Stephanie Howell and Tara Ruckman, Educators

ALEKS Adventure is driven by a dynamic AI engine that identifies each student’s knowledge state and the topics they are ready to learn, then feeds them lessons on those specific topics.

👀 Take a behind-the-scenes look at this adaptive learning tool.

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Creating Delightful Math Moments with AI and Storytelling Read about our conversation with the team that helped to develop our new personalized math solution for early learners, ALEKS Adventure.

Are you looking for a quick tip to strengthen or mix up with your instruction this upcoming school year? Explore these teaching tips from our Curriculum Specialists! 📹

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Teacher Toolkit: Teaching Tips with Christina Looking for quick tips to strengthen or mix up with your instruction? Hear from Christina Quarelli, Senior Curriculum Specialist at McGraw Hill.

Setting high expectations for all of your students and making sure that each of them feels supported in achieving their goals is a great way to promote equitable learning. Here are quick tips for how to thoughtfully establish guidelines for classroom behavior and conduct.

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Tips for Teachers to Create a Great Classroom Community A positive classroom culture gives students the space to make mistakes, discover new interests, and learn more about themselves and each other in the process...

Beyond essential questions and topical knowledge, here are a few things you can do in the classroom to support students in applying their background knowledge effectively. 📚🧠

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Building Meaningful, Relevant, and Useful Background Knowledge in Literacy By Dr. Matt Strader, Director of Academic Design, Literacy 6–12, McGraw Hill School Group

This Career and Technical Education (CTE) educator delves into how CTE helps students explore potential career paths, gain valuable experience, make informed decisions about their future and more.💡

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An Educator’s Perspective on the Importance of Career and Technical Education By Kevin Rose, Networking and Cybersecurity Instructor

A teacher's influence goes beyond the walls of the classroom.

Read this inspiring piece from Skylar Primm, a lead teacher at a project- and place-based school with a talent for forging connections with students.

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Students Are Always Listening. Our Words Make a Difference. Celebrating the Art of Teaching, One Educator at a Time

For over 50 years, Direct Instruction (DI) has empowered educators to deliver learning experiences proven to transform students at all levels into highly skilled and confident learners. Our VP of Intervention shares a few ways DI can accelerate growth.

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Direct Instruction Meets the Moment: Intervention at the Scale of Learning Loss By Dr. Mary Eisele, VP of Intervention, McGraw Hill

As a professional development provider or someone who teaches teachers, where do you start?

This educational consultant shares her tips on how you can design meaningful PD sessions to help empower teachers to learn and grow, personalize their learning experience and more.

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Empower Teachers by Designing Meaningful Professional Development By Katie Novak, Educational Consultant

As you decide what changes to make to your classroom layout, decorations, routines and rules this school year, consider these creative ideas from other educators.

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Our two-part webinar series will provide you with FREE resources and step-by-step tips for implementing AR into your classroom this year in math, science and social studies.

Don't miss out on how you can use McGraw Hill AR and existing classroom tech such as tablets, Chromebooks and laptops to engage your students in deeper learning through play.

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What did your students teach you this year?

This elementary educator shares some practical tips on how educators can embrace a much-needed break while also growing professionally over the summer. ☀️🍎

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How to Enjoy Your Summer While Growing Professionally as a Teacher Dana Garth, Elementary School Educator, Mentor, & Speaker

"My kids absolutely LOVE Genius Hour and it has changed the face of education in our family."

This educator shares why you should consider giving Genius Hour a try to help foster student agency and motivation. ⏰

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Fostering Student Agency and Motivation with Genius Hour By Melisa Hayes, Second Grade Teacher

Dr. Jeff Borden shares a must-read summer reading list for the Master Teacher who is interested in promoting learning amongst students as well as other professional development opportunities. 📚

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A Summer Reading List for the Master Teacher Summer Professional Development for Educators

This free guide contains tips from brilliant learning scientists, educators and curriculum developers on how to help your students optimize their study space, boost their productivity, concentration and more.

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Free Guide | Ways to Help Students Create a Productive Study Environment

When do teachers have the time to foster positive partnerships with each child’s caregiver while also juggling the hundreds of other tasks that come up throughout the day? These experts share their tips to help make teachers' lives a bit easier.

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Using ChatGPT to Nurture Authentic, Positive Relationships with Parents (And Make Our Lives… By Crystal Frommert and Lainie Rowell, Educators

What are today’s educators worldwide saying about AI in education? Learn more in the 2024 McGraw Hill Education Insights Report: Learning Outcomes and the Digital Classroom.

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"The art of teaching is all about blending a passion for life and academics with creativity and empathy to create learning opportunities."

Read more from Stacey Carter-Lane, a Spanish teacher with a passion for learning who was recently voted Teacher of the Year by her school’s senior class!

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Blending a Passion for Language with Creativity and Empathy Celebrating the Art of Teaching, One Educator at a Time

Let’s explore a few benefits of leveraging social media as a connected educator and practical tips for effectively harnessing its power with educator and author, Tara Martin. 💻📱

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From Likes to Learning: How Social Media Can Transform Your Educational Practice By Tara M. Martin, Educator & Author

"I want each student to WANT to come to school, not have to." 🍎

Read the inspiring story of Melisa Hayes, a second-grade teacher with an infectious enthusiasm for empowering every student.

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Empowering Students to Take Risks and Enthusiastically Make Mistakes Celebrating the Art of Teaching, One Educator at a Time

Summer is the perfect time to try out self-care techniques that can carry you into the next school year. Check out these ways to participate in self-care techniques to rejuvenate you for the school year to come.

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4 Teacher Self-Care Tips to Recharge Over Summer Break The teaching profession often requires an intense level of personal investment, time, and dedication. Consequently, it can be difficult to…

Students and teachers can benefit from opportunities to get outside and interact with nature, explore your community or simply get some fresh air and enjoy a change of scenery. ☀️ Here are a few ideas across subject areas to take your class outside!

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10 Activities to Take Your Class Outside Learning doesn’t have to happen inside a classroom — students (and teachers!) can benefit from opportunities to get outside and interact…