Elementary Math

“My first-graders absolutely love math this year! McGraw-Hill Education’s math program incorporates mental math, problem-solving, games, and activities that make math meaningful to children. The individual manipulatives provided for each child help make learning exciting. The program is laying a great foundation for our mathematicians. I’ve never had so much fun teaching math!”

Elementary Music

“McGraw-Hill Education’s music program has a strong combination of printed curriculum and built-in interactive media features. For example, presenting orchestral instruments via CD-ROM creates greater and more immediate understanding for the students. It doesn’t take the place of a real concert, but it comes so much closer to making it a real, live experience for students than pointing to a picture of a violin or a flute.”

Elementary Reading

“Do I love McGraw-Hill’s reading program? Yes! Do I recommend it? Yes! It’s an effective reading, language, and spelling program all tied into one nice package. Children find success in reading using the leveled readers as well as the decodable readers. I use the program for my entire language arts block, and I base my social studies and science units on the program’s reading units.”

“I’m getting great feedback with McGraw-Hill Education’s reading program. My teachers enjoy working with the same piece of literature for a whole week and say that the decodable books provide exercises to build success and confidence in lower readers. This translates to motivated students.”

Elementary Science

“I teach fourth grade, and since we have very limited time for science, I really need to know I’m targeting exactly what students need. I’m able to do this successfully with McGraw-Hill Education’s science program. The way state standards run throughout the text is amazing. This is just one way I prepare my students for our state assessment. I also really love the visual literacy book.”

Secondary Math

“McGraw-Hill Education’s math program is fantastic. Every educator has specific needs and issues, and all our teachers find exactly what they need because the program has such a nice variety of components to choose from, especially to differentiate or remediate instruction. All the Web resources are incredible. We use this program with our English learners too.”

Secondary Reading/Literature

“Students are receptive to McGraw-Hill Education’s reading intervention program because of its interactive nature and because of the high interest reading. It also gives them the opportunity to become their own teacher, which promotes independence, when they separate from their peers for part of the class. They love the fact that their scores are available to them, and when they finish an assignment the teacher is informed by email.”

“McGraw-Hill Education provides the best reading materials for teaching struggling readers key reading skills that I have come across in my 18 years of teaching. Not only are the selections engaging to all students, but students clearly increase their background knowledge, learn and integrate new vocabulary, and most importantly, develop the key reading skills to become more strategic readers. I swear by them!”

Secondary Science

“My biggest success with McGraw-Hill Education’s biology program has been the foldables. I’ve developed multiple foldables for each section, depending upon the student’s level and how independently he or she works,” said teacher Pam Schumm. “I also like the assessments. I use the computer-generated questions for the chapters we assess. I find the program very easy to use, and the questions are easy to modify.”

Secondary World Languages

“The technology that accompanies McGraw-Hill Education’s Spanish program is student friendly and assists in the teaching process. Students perfect oral ability through audio repetition through CD-ROM, online activities, and speaking in target languages based on learned vocabulary words. Virtually all the work is done for the teacher – it’s up to the teacher how to implement the usage based on classroom needs.”