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Encouraging Student Engagement for All Learners
Student engagement is a crucial factor in academic success and fostering a love for lifelong learning. Engagement inspires students to practice and acquire the skills they need to succeed in and outside of the classroom. Research has demonstrated that engaged students tend to achieve higher academic performance, exhibit better retention rates, and cultivate strong communication skills. However, without adequate support and resources, students may become disinterested, or frustrated along the way. Through the implementation of interactive and hands-on activities and strategies, educators can create dynamic and meaningful learning experiences that ignite curiosity, promote self-discovery, and ultimately enhance academic achievement and success.
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…
How My Teaching Experience Shaped My Current Role
As a 15-year veteran high school math teacher turned Associate Product Marketing Manager at National Geographic Learning | Cengage Group, I’ve had the privilege of channeling my passion for education in a new way. Here are some insights into how my teaching experience has shaped my current role.
The Importance of Differentiation and Scaffolding in K-12 Education
In today’s diverse classrooms, teachers face the challenge of meeting the varied needs of their students. Differentiation and scaffolding are two instructional strategies that work together to create inclusive and effective learning environments. Scaffolding provides temporary support to help students reach their learning goals, while differentiation tailors instruction to meet individual needs…
Navigating the Back to School Season: Tips for Teachers to Stay Motivated and Energized
As a teacher, I must admit that although I love teaching and working with students, the first few weeks of school can be challenging. Many districts, including my district, give teachers a week or two of professional development and new teacher orientation. The two weeks before school starts often will include planning and decorating classrooms, collaborating with team members, and the grand finale…Day One! Once Labor Day is over, many teachers will begin engaging students until Thanksgiving Break in November. That is almost three months without a long break to recoup and re-energize for students. To help all teachers, regardless of the grade level, prepare for the long haul between Labor Day and Thanksgiving break, I have some tips for success!
Celebrating Back to School
As summer comes to a close, we at National Geographic Learning | Cengage hope you’re feeling refreshed and ready for another exciting academic year.
We want to take a moment to acknowledge and celebrate your incredible dedication to shaping young minds and fostering a love for learning. Your impact on your students’ lives is truly inspiring, and we’re immensely grateful for all that you do.
To show our appreciation for your hard work and dedication as an educator, we’re running a Back to School giveaway!
Research Brief: Encouraging Student Engagement for All Learners
Student engagement is a critical factor in achieving academic success and fostering a love for lifelong learning. Defined as the level of interest, curiosity, and involvement a student shows towards their learning, engagement is linked to higher acad ...
Teacher Appreciation Week Winner Spotlight
To celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week 2024, National Geographic Learning | Cengage hosted a giveaway to help spotlight amazing educators across the country. Hundreds of nominations were received and proved that there are incredible things happening in classrooms all over the country. There was one common theme in all nominations and that was inspiration.