We're having a blast at #DECAICDC in Anaheim! Stop by booth #201 to learn about how our programs align with state standards, that help students earn credentials and real-world experience. bit.ly/3wgAfoh

If you're attending #MCTM this weekend, be sure to stop by one of @IWhiteBIL sessions. Don't miss the chance to enhance your teaching practice and empower your students with Dr. India White's remarkable framework for increasing teacher grit levels!

Calling all secondary #CTE teachers! Discover the potential power of AI in education. Join our on-demand webinar TOMORROW with Corinne Hoisington. Learn essential instructional design tools to incorporate AI in your teaching practice.
Register now: bit.ly/3WaNr91

Cereal Boxes, Colanders, and the Total Solar Eclipse! Check out some tips on how to #safely view this spectacular event in our latest blog post on Explore Inside: bit.ly/3vJms9y #eclipse

National Geographic Learning resources empower students to learn about history through art, artifacts, powerful imagery, and real-world content. Learn more: NGL.Cengage.com/12SocialStudies

It may be raining, but not on our #NBEA parade! ☔ Swing by booth #14 to meet our incredible #CTE team and learn about our programs for your #BusinessEd classrooms.

Science is no laughing matter...or is it? This week we’re at booth #515 at #NSTA24 in Denver 🔬 Swing the booth to meet the team and learn about our incredible #science titles and swap a joke or two! Learn more about our science programs here: bit.ly/3TISw6y

Are you dedicated to shaping science education in your district? Join middle and high school educators for an exclusive focus group session during the #NSTA24 conference in Denver! Learn more: bit.ly/49WyJpY

Our team is proud to work side-by-side with our colleagues at Esri, the pioneers of ArcGIS, a powerful mapping and analytics software found in National Geographic Learning curriculum! Together we are developing the next generation of professionals.
#FedGIS2024

Up next for our #CTEMonth career journey blog series, Assistant General Counsel, Aimee Steele! Learn more about Aimee's career path and the milestones that got her to her current role at Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District. bit.ly/4bAxpKI

Our #SocialStudies programs bring the world to your classroom and captivate students through powerful National Geographic images. Visit our website to learn more! bit.ly/3tYDoaM

Join us on 02/13 at 4pm ET for our upcoming CTE panel discussion! The conversation will delve into the future of CTE & offer a fresh perspective on how we can equip our students for success in an ever-changing world. #CTEMonth #webinar bit.ly/3SMIhxw Tim Krieg Sharon D. R. Baksh, Ph.D.

In celebration of #CTE Month we are bringing you our #CTE Career Journeys blog series! In this first post we're introduced to Project Coordinator, Yris Oyola-Baker, where she outlines what inspired to pursue this career and advice she would give to others. bit.ly/3SNi6H8

February is #CTE Month and we can't wait to celebrate with #CTE educators across the country! To kick off the celebrations we have a NEW blog post from our SVP of Secondary Education, Marty Lange, where he highlights the importance work-based learning. bit.ly/3uh1deq

The #SlingshotChallenge time for submissions is coming to a close! Teens, aged 13-18, have until midnight TONIGHT to submit a 1-minute video describing their idea for solving environmental issues for a chance to receive up to $10,000 in funding. bit.ly/3SHIDWf

National Geographic U.S. History: America Through the Lens integrates literacy with content knowledge through support for reading, writing, and critical thinking skills for High School Students. #History #SocialStudies

Learn more: bit.ly/48qhOvq

What do 100 pennies have to do with radioactivity? Try this #Minilab to find out! With two easy to find materials, you can unlock an afternoon of fun trials and data collection.

Learn more about our full #science curriculum here: adoptions.ngl.cengage.com/k12-science/

#STEM #Science

Today we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In our National Geographic American Government text, students learn the impact of the historic march on Washington through our powerful & engaging visuals & discussion questions. bit.ly/3tYDoaM #MLK

Cumulus, cirrus, and stratus are three types of clouds that are found in the sky. This month's #Minilab gives you the ability to create your own cloud! Share with us your students' clouds by tagging us in your photos!
Check out all our #Science programs: bit.ly/3NQ4Dvd

Happy Holidays from our National Geographic Learning family to yours! #HappyHolidays