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Celebrating Back to School

by Interdisciplinary

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!

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Biology Mini Labs

by Science

Mini labs that enable a quick investigation as part of conceptual development. Each minilab is tied to a Science and Engineering Practice. Through biology mini labs, students develop essential laboratory skills, such as proper handling of biological specimens, data collection, analysis, and interpretation. These hands-on experiences enhance students’ understanding of biological concepts and foster a deeper appreciation for the scientific process.

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Empowering Student Success: Instilling Confidence in the Science Classroom and Beyond

by Webinar - Science

National Geographic Learning, a part of Cengage Group, and Kognity collaborate to bridge “achievement gaps” in the educational resources market. Together we are bringing high-quality, modern and engaging learning experience to high school science classrooms. With Kognity, educators can more easily drive academic achievement and success on high-stakes assessments by tracking student performance and usage of the digital platform. Kognity provides both educators and students with high-quality, engaging materials that improve students’ exam readiness.

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Navigating Life After College: Embracing Exploration and Defining Success

by Interdisciplinary

When I started college as a freshman 4 years ago, I was overwhelmed with the possibilities of my future. I had no idea what I wanted to do, and it felt like college would last an eternity; in a way, I was hoping it would. I remember having to remind myself that change can be challenging, but with change comes new opportunities. Today, I smile when I think about how nervous I was for my first day of classes and feel proud of how far I have come to find who I am.