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National Geographic Learning programs bring the experiences of National Geographic Explorers and Photographers into the classroom and aim to inspire the next generation of scientists, authors, engineers, and skilled trade workers. But this is for you.
Through these pages, we aim to support you by offering classroom tips and tricks from professionals and program authors, supplements to classroom lessons, industry news and latest trends. What does it mean to Explore Inside? It means you have an entire community at your fingertips without needing to leave your desk.
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Explorers at Work: Saving the Last Wild Places in the Ocean with National Geographic Explorer Enric Sala
In Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World, students explore marine conservation through the work of National Geographic Explorer Enric Sala.
Building Success in Mathematics: Teaching with HQIM to Support Procedural Fluency
True fluency is not about recalling facts on demand; it’s an ongoing process of setting the right conditions for learning so that understanding grows. For students, procedural fluency is the ability to use procedures accurately, efficiently, and flexibly. Fluency isn’t about racing through drills; it’s about giving students a toolkit of strategies they can adapt with confidence.
Qubits Partners with Cengage School to Expand K-12 Computer Science Curriculum
Partnership expands access to engaging, standards-aligned computer science curriculum for students and teachers worldwide
Building Success in Mathematics: Teaching with HQIM to Support Conceptual Foundations
Learn how strong conceptual foundations give mathematical procedures meaning and unlock deeper learning. This blog shares classroom-ready strategies that help students connect ideas, reason flexibly, and confidently apply mathematics to real-world contexts.