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Engaging Students and Improving Grades with Connect

Engaging Students and Improving Grades with Connect

Published Date August 24, 2020

Author McGraw Hill Higher Education

Hear from Chemistry professor, Brent Eldridge on how Connect has changed the way his students learn.

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