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Actively Learn™ ELA Study

Grades 6–12

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We invite your district to apply! 

McGraw Hill is seeking Actively Learn customers to participate in a study to determine how the program impacts English language arts learning. We invite your district to participate.

Participation Requirements and Time Commitment

To be eligible for this research study, your district must:
 
  • Have used Actively Learn during the prior school year (2023–2024)—no additional time commitment.

  • Provide access to available de-identified student-level data from district/state summative assessments for Grades 6–12 from the past two school years for analysis and inclusion in a written report—approximately 1–2 hours.

  • Provide access to de-identified student-level ELA data from benchmark assessments (e.g., iReady, NWEA MAP, or similar) for Grades 6–12 from the past two school years for analysis and inclusion in a written report—approximately 1–2 hours.

Why Participate?

Districts that complete all study requirements will receive a report of the study findings and will be eligible to receive incentives in compliance with district rules.

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Timeline

Winter/Spring 2025    

Districts and McGraw Hill sign data sharing agreements.*

Spring/Summer 2025

Districts supply data.

Summer/Fall 2025

Analyses takes place.

Fall 2025 

District analyses and report findings are presented.

Winter/Spring 2025    

Districts and McGraw Hill sign data sharing agreements.*

Spring/Summer 2025

Districts supply data.

Summer/Fall 2025

Analyses takes place.

Fall 2025 

District analyses and report findings are presented.

*Data Sharing Agreements include McGraw Hill’s commitment to protection of district data. 

Thank you!

We appreciate your assistance! Building and maintaining effective programs is fundamental to McGraw Hill’s goal of assisting educators and learners to achieve success. Research helps us improve our products and services to accomplish this goal.

Please contact our Efficacy Research Team for more information.

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