This webinar will explore several online resources from Infobase that include content specifically curated for elementary and middle school students—content that will help them excel in their summer reading assignments.
In the first webinar of our three-part Career Conversations series, we’ll discuss why having “Career Champions” across campus is critically important to student success and career placement!
Visit Infobase at NYLA/SSL to see our award-winning resources!
In this webinar, we'll explore the works that have appeared most frequently in past AP examinations and the resources Bloom's Literature has that cover the wide range of themes, genres, and cultural time periods often included in exam questions.
In this webinar, the second in our three-part Career Conversations series, we’ll discuss why pre-job-application readiness is imperative for business students today to help them prepare for success in the workplace and for lifelong career happiness.
In this webinar, we'll explore the resources in our award-winning database American History and streaming multimedia resource Learn360 that examine how the diverse peoples of Asia have enriched American society and culture.
In this webinar, the third in our three-part Career Conversations series, we will discuss the meaning of pre-job-application readiness for STEM students and explore how it can pave the way for a successful entrance into the workforce.
Help your upper elementary and middle school-age students keep their online research skills sharp while avoiding the "summer slide" with a trusted source! This webinar will explore some of The World Almanac® for Kids' many engaging and fun entries on a multitude of kid-friendly subjects.
Visit Infobase at PAIU at the Kalahari Resort to see our award-winning resources!
Join us for a brief demonstration of Ferguson’s Career Guidance Center featuring Ferguson’s editor-in-chief James Chambers, where we will highlight the career-seeking tools and resources you can find on the Ferguson’s platform.
Learn how Issues & Controversies can challenge students to think more critically and engage in healthier debates.
In this webinar, learn how your students can explore the fastest growing, highest paying, and most in-demand professions through Ferguson's Career Guidance Center.
