Take a closer look at Math & YOU, the newest math program from Big Ideas Learning. Learn how engaging student and teacher resources, paired with Explore, support conceptual understanding, mathematical discourse, and meaningful real-world connections.
Learn how the latest edition of National Geographic Learning World History: Great Civilizations from Cengage School combines engaging instructional resources with Explore, our interactive digital learning platform, to support meaningful learning.
See the brand-new National Geographic Learning Chemistry program in action. This session highlights the program’s engaging student and teacher resources, interactive digital tools, and instructional features designed to support on-level chemistry teaching and learning.
Explore the latest edition of National Geographic Learning American Stories and discover how engaging content, interactive digital experiences, and comprehensive teacher resources can support impactful middle school U.S. History instruction.
Discover how collaborative project-based learning can engage high school ELA students while building literacy, communication, and critical thinking skills. Learn how meaningful collaboration and real-world content help students strengthen reading, writing, and confidence.
Engage high school AP students with five instructional strategies that promote critical thinking, active learning, and confidence. Discover practical approaches that help prepare students for success throughout the course and on the AP® exam.
Bring the stories of ancient civilizations into your classroom with this interactive lesson. Students will explore monumental architecture, uncover major innovations and challenges, and see how shared beliefs shaped societies.
Explore the mystery of the Lost Colony of Roanoke through primary sources, historical evidence, and inquiry-based activities. Students investigate the challenges of early colonization and examine how historians interpret the past.
Part 2 of this series explores practical strategies for supporting productive struggle in math classrooms through intentional questioning, strategic wait time, and thoughtful intervention. By creating space for students to persist through challenges, educators can help build confidence, resilience, deeper understanding, and stronger mathematical identities.
Explore how productive struggle in the math classroom builds resilience, perseverance, and deeper mathematical thinking. In this blog, author Paul Battaglia shares strategies for creating a supportive classroom culture where students embrace challenge, learn from mistakes, and grow into confident problem-solvers.