What We
Stand For
Connecting research to learning
How We Approach Learning
Learning Never Stops
Wherever your child is, and wherever they go, there will always be a place and a time to learn. Every room is a classroom. Every question is a discovery. Every moment is a teachable moment. Learning never stops.
Learning Science
Learning science focuses on examining how learning occurs. How do your students learn? This question is at the core of learning science—and at the core of our approach toward optimizing learning in your classroom. Learning science draws from research across many disciplines, and we leverage this research to assist you with how you use content and data to target knowledge gaps, personalize instruction, promote retention, and transform learning in your classroom. Our goal is to help you connect research-based practices and content to the important work you do every day.
Our Approach
The application of learning science is most effective when it recognizes that educators bring knowledge, expertise, and a personal touch to the classroom that technology can’t replicate. Our goal is to optimize your teaching talent with learning-science-fueled, research-based resources which transform your educational experience with tools that target knowledge gaps, track student progress, and create personalized learning plans for your students based on individual needs.
Research
We leverage learning science research and principles to design effective instructional materials in a variety of disciplines. We've learned a lot from this research, and we want to make that knowledge accessible to all educators. Here, we invite you to explore some of our most helpful research as well as foundational research from the field.
Educational Equity
Educational equity means that all students should have access to the right resources they need at the right moment in their education, regardless of their race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, language, religion, family background, or family income (The Aspen Institute).
Guiding Principles for
Equity in Education
Our Commitment
Learn MoreWhat District Leaders Can Do To Support Equitable Classrooms
Learn MoreSocial & Emotional Learning
Social and emotional learning (SEL) is the set of skills, knowledge, and behaviors involved in understanding and managing emotions, setting positive goals, feeling empathy for others, engaging in positive relationships, and solving problems effectively.
Our Guiding Principles
Learn MoreTips for Integrating SEL into Everyday Instruction
Learn MoreTips for Supporting SEL at Home
Learn MoreGreat Kindness Challenge
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Learn MoreFollow the Conversation
Learn MorePurposeful Technology
Technology is purposeful when it is being used to help solve a problem or elevate learning. It is not a replacement for a great teacher, but rather a means to help every teacher become even more effective, and every student more actively engaged as a learner.
Learn MoreBlended Learning
Personalized Learning
Adaptive Learning
Unlocking the Possibilities of Remote Learning
Insider's Guide to Adaptive Technology
Follow the Conversation
How We Support Districts
Research
The knowledge we gain with consistent research is invaluable to our mission of accelerating learning through intuitive, engaging, efficient, and effective experiences—grounded in research. We support a wide range of research—including core, supplemental, and intervention—from grade K through 12.
Partnerships
Partnering and collaborating with authors and educators in various fields of study ensures that we are providing the most current research, innovative technology, and personalized paths for students. Some of our 14,000+ partners include:
Kindness Certified Company
Now, more than ever, our community and the world need kindness. As a long-standing partner and sponsor of The Great Kindness Challenge, Kids for Peace has recognized McGraw Hill as their first official Kindness Certified Company.
Kids for Peace, home of The Great Kindness Challenge were pioneers of kindness education in schools. They were the very first to introduce a structured kindness program and through steadfast commitment they have become a trusted source for educators worldwide. The Department of Education in California and Virginia actively endorse and promote The Great Kindness Challenge.
Educators' Community
We value the ideas, insights, and opinions of educators. That's why we're inviting all current PreK–12 educators in the United States to join our McGraw Hill Educators' Community to get involved, get connected, and become a thought leader.
Integration Services
Digital content and platforms should enhance, not burden, the performance of educators and administrators. To ease the integration of McGraw-Hill digital content into your district's digital ecosystem, we now offer a suite of flexible services designed to ensure end-user access.
Custom Publishing
We can design the program you want, the way you want, with step-by-step support. Our skilled custom development team can build classroom text, digital solutions, and integrated program alternatives.
Create® Easy Order
This DIY approach allows you to select content from curated sources to build course materials that are just right for your classroom.
Custom Solutions
This approach provides the full support and expertise of our custom product development team.
How We Support the Community
Education Impact
At-Home Learning
Tips for Parents, Teachers, and Students