Pearson is committed to helping provide curriculum that prepares students for the classroom and for life. We offer programs that encourage 21st century learning—acknowledging that the curriculum must help students learn to take what they know and apply it to new problems. Pearson is positioned to respond as this movement evolves, bridging content and skills to help teachers build 21st century leaders. Here is a content preview.
enVisionMATH™promotes 21st Century skills by delivering mathematics the way students learn—visually, interactively, and digitally.
Investigations in Number, Data, and Space® is a research-based, child-centered approach to teaching mathematics through engaging activities, discussions, and problem solving.
Reading Street builds readers and writers through its rich literature selections and scientifically research-based instruction in reading and language arts. An animated, aligned Reading Street Digital Path further motivates students to develop through new literacies—the 21st century skills that will prepare them for the classroom and for life.
CMP2 takes a problem-based approach to teaching mathematics through appealing and engaging problems. The three-step Launch, Explore, Summarize approach helps students develop deep mathematical understanding by becoming active participants in their own learning.
Prentice Hall Mathematics maintains the quality content for which Prentice Hall is known, with the research-based approach students need. The program prepares students for algebra and beyond by developing 21st century skills, such as problem solving and critical thinking and provides students the tools they'll need for ongoing success.
The CME Project offers you an innovative NSF curriculum, wrapped around a familiar course sequence of Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Precalculus. Through a problem-based, student centered curriculum, the CME Project reinforces a variety of 21st century skills.
Built on a research-proven foundation, this program blends digital and print components to deliver content—in a way that speaks to the 21st century learner. Woven throughout Prentice Hall High School Mathematics are real-world problems that teach problem-solving strategies that will bring students success—not just in math, but also for life.
myWorld Geography delivers beyond traditional social studies skills (such as map, graph, and critical thinking) to feature instruction, practice, and application of 21st century skills including innovation, collaboration, media, and technology skills.
Only Biology: Exploring Life integrates textbook, Web, and labs into a dynamic and balanced program that brings concepts to life. This copyright update includes new Web resources and greater coverage for 21st century skills.
Waterford Early Learning ensures that all PreK–2 students have the opportunity to achieve grade-level proficiency in reading, math and science, regardless of primary language or ability level. Students are also exposed to art, geography, foreign languages, and history; these subjects are intertwined throughout software and in-classroom lessons. Incorporated throughout the program are a wide-range of 21st century skills.
techSteps is built on the National Education Technology Standards for Students (NETS*S) and supports the work of the Partnership for 21st Century Skills. techSteps curriculum is a robust set of K–8 technology literacy standards and offers engaging activities that teach and assess technology and literacy in an integrated, 21st century context.
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