Instructors
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Read ArticleIt's Not the Students - It's the Access
For some students, getting course materials can be challenging and set them behind for the rest of the semester. Early access is helping instructors & students make an impact from day one.
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Read ArticleTeachers Are the Key to Equity
Technology is advancing to create learning systems that can better reach students. However, instructors must be the early adapters to change and create impact within the classroom.
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Read ArticleThe Role of Learning Science in Equity
Everyone learns differently. By using science to understand ways to overcome challenges we can begin to close the gap on equity in education.
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Read ArticleIt’s Crazy to Think I’m Getting an "A" in Calculus
Adrian wasn't always sure that college was the right path for him. But with hard work and support, he found that he was a better student than he imagined.
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Read ArticleKnowing the Difference Between Equity vs. Equality
Though equity and equality are often used interchangeably, the difference in meaning is important to understand.
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1:06Watch NowEngaging Todays Students Preview
Preview: Dr. Michael Steger shares his best practices for engaging students and unlocking the potential of every learner.
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Read ArticleCould Adaptive Tech Offer Bridge to STEM Success?
Adaptive learning is helping all students from different backgrounds gain confidence and understanding in their higher math courses.
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0:51Watch NowWhat is McGraw-Hill’s Affordability & Outcomes Program?
Course needs aren't one size fits all. This is why McGraw-Hill has worked to create options available at every level to help instructors offer the best experience.
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Read ArticleKey Metrics for Identifying (and Helping) At-Risk Students
Paying attention to the students that don't participate, or often miss class, is equally as important as paying attention to the students seen every day.
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0:35Watch NowThe Difference Between Equity & Equality
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1:48Watch NowInstructor & Administrator Feedback: What We've Heard
Creating materials that are valuable to educators and students is our goal. We wouldn't be able to accomplish anything without the feedback we hear from instructors and administrators alike.
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Read ArticleSpeak Up: How to Help Our LGBTQ+ Students
Instructors and administrators have a responsibility to create an inclusive and accepting classroom and campus.
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Read ArticleControl the Clock – 5 Time Management Tips for Instructors
Students and instructors always seem to be running against the clock. Fortunately, a few things can be done to make everyone's lives a little easier.
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Creating Equity in STEM
The power of adaptive learning is narrowing the divide between students who may have been behind in core math courses in high school and their pursuit of a degree for STEM careers.
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Read ArticleThe Bloom Effect & Equity
In 1984 Benjamin Bloom found one-on-one tutors were key to successful students at every level. This tailored learning was initially believed impractical, but now in 2019, it's time has arrived.
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Read ArticleFive Strategies for Becoming an Expert, Life-Long Learner
One of the best things students develop in college is a love for learning. These are 5 steps instructors can apply in the classroom to create curiosity within students for life.
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1:22Watch NowReal Options Means Delivering Real Savings
Providing different options to access course materials means that students can save money without sacrificing their classroom experience.
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Read ArticleMaking 300 Feel Like 30: How to Teach Large Sections
Unique challenges that come with large lecture sections provide instructors with the opportunity to teach differently.
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Read ArticleMy Experience of Inclusivity as a Blind Student
Helping students and peers isn't one size fits all. Asking how to help is the first, and best step.
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Read ArticleBreak the Cycle of Classroom Hand-Holding. Teach Independence.
Creating a classroom that fosters accountability and equity can help lay a foundation of independence that students can take with them through their lives.
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