“In McGraw-Hill’s 2018 Future Workforce study, over only 41% of the 1,000 students surveyed felt extremely or very prepared for their careers. Many of the participants citing that more internships, career preparation, networking, career preparation tools, and more access to college…
How One College Helps All Students Gain Digital Skills
Learning digital skills at Bryn Mawr isn’t just for students who want to work in tech. The skills are something all students will need in their postcollege careers. http://bit.ly/2ITrVil
Celebrate International Day of the Girl
On the International Day of the Girl, join UN Women to celebrate girls everywhere as they inspire, break boundaries and take charge of their own future.
What School Leaders Can Do to Promote Educational Equity
McGraw-Hill Higher Ed’s new educational equity research guide addresses the diverse needs of students and teachers. Learn how to support, listen, and persist in making positive change in your school. bit.ly/2mlZtgT
Start off the new school year right
As you prepare for the 2019–20 school year, McGraw-Hill compiled a list of resources and key feature enhancements to help you get ready for the fall semester.
Discover 15+ resources for learning and teaching code
“According to Code.org, 90 percent of parents in the U.S. want their children to learn computer science—it will be crucial for many jobs in the near future—but only 40 percent of schools teach it … A focus on STEM is…
Mystery Skype helps students learn geography
Two classrooms use Skype and a series of questions to guess each other’s locations. Students can only ask “yes” or “no” questions and whichever class guesses the other’s location first wins. Find out how teachers are using technology to teach…
Get your kid on the best educational path after high school
“The cost of a college education can be gigantic. But lots of times, all that money does little to equip students for right role once they’ve graduated. Too many of them are clueless about how to use their education correctly.” …
Meet the 2019 National Teacher of the Year
Rodney Robinson, who teaches civics to students in juvenile detention in Richmond, VA, wins 2019 National Teacher of the Year. Read more about how his mother inspired him to become a teacher and how he will focus on “economic and…
Kids need to learn two codes to succeed
Find out why your kids need to master “two codes” — computer science and the U.S. Constitution. Read the entire article at The New York Times.