Networks: A Social Studies Learning System - McGraw-Hill Education

McGraw-Hill networks: A Social Studies Learning System, is a new program for teaching U.S. history, world history, and civics for grades 6-12 through interactive online teacher and student centers. The easy-to-use Teacher Lesson Center gathers everything in one place to effectively manage and organize the classroom. Teachers can plan instruction; customize lessons, assignments, and tests; create presentations; assess comprehension; and differentiate instruction with ease. The resource library offers a bank of primary sources, political cartoons, maps, images, presentation tools, videos, worksheets, and graphic organizers, with online Professional Development available from leading specialists on Understanding by Design, and use of technology in the classroom. The Teacher Center also includes online assessment that provides remediation and reporting tools; teachers can sort by performance or demographic criteria. Student results are available immediately at the student, class, school, or district level. Teachers appreciate the way in which the Student Learning Center boosts student engagement and provides powerful, standards-based curriculum with access to content, primary sources, and engaging videos. Social studies content comes alive as students interact with content differentiated to their reading level, take notes, view videos and resources and submit assignments all online.