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Pearson's MathXL ® for School

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Pearson's MathXL ® for School is an essential online addition to any core curriculum that provides personalized instruction and practice for middle and high school students of all levels. Tied directly to more than 300 Pearson mathematics and statistics texts, teachers can easily create, edit, and assign homework and tests.

With Pearson's MathXL ® for School, teachers can:

• Personalize learning
• Have homework automatically graded
• Focus instruction
• Engage with interactive media

Pearson's MathXL ® for School via Savvas EasyBridge

Pearson's MathXL ® for School is available as a standalone product by logging in at mathxlforschool.com , or it can be integrated with a student information system (SIS) via Savvas EasyBridge Plus or Savvas EasyBridge Auto. When accessing training resources, be sure to choose the appropriate resources since they differ depending on how you are accessing Pearson's MathXL ® for School. If you are not sure how you access Pearson's MathXL ® for School, talk to your IT Administrator.

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• enVision A|G|A Digital - enVision digital courseware on Savvas Realize™ includes robust digital tools that give teachers flexibility to use a digital, print, or blended format in their classrooms. Teachers can customize the program to rearrange content, upload their own content, add links to online media, and edit resources and assessments. All program resources, including personalized practice, remediation, and assessments are available in one location for easy lesson planning and presentation Students will use technology to interact with text and activities, and they can write directly in their digital Student Edition to make interaction with text more meaningful. Students will engage in activities that will inspire conceptual understanding, classroom discourse, and build their mathematical thinking skills, while learning to formulate and defend their own opinions.

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