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Supporting Teachers Online

Last fall, we launched a series of short training video playlists to help our customers better navigate their digital learning resources from National Geographic Learning. We have continued producing training playlists for programs in other subject areas, including AP and Honors math and social studies, and Career and Technical Education…

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Soft Skills for Success in Work and Life

Join us for an engaging webinar focused on the importance of employability skills, commonly known as “executive or soft skills,” and their impact on professional success. We’ll delve into the employability challenges that students face as they enter the workforce and explore valuable resources to help you seamlessly integrate soft skills into your curriculum.

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Empowering the Next Generation: The Role of Visual Literacy in Education

Declining scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) for U.S. History and Reading within primary education have ignited concerns among educators, policymakers, and parents. According to The Nation’s Report Card¹­‚² a government website, the average U.S. history and reading scores for eighth graders across the United States are down 9 points since 2014. This trend not only highlights the challenges in traditional pedagogical approaches but also demands innovative strategies to engage students and enhance learning outcomes…

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