We strive to deliver better results and better experiences in the classroom. Ours is a thoughtful and intentional approach. It involves continually testing, evaluating, and improving Pearson curriculum and courseware. Throughout a program’s lifecycle, the Pearson Academic & Product Research Team drives the development of evidence-based learning solutions. The process is rigorous, sustained, and thorough. Our research informs key decisions about a program’s pedagogical approach, instructional design, creative design, and ease of use, as well as its effectiveness in the classroom.
The Pearson Academic & Product Research Team ensures our products deliver on intended learner outcomes. We work in collaboration with teachers, students, school leaders, authors, product developers, and marketers to test every aspect of our programs.
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We’re committed to meeting the needs of today’s teachers and students with effective solutions. The Pearson Product Research Lifecycle is our gold standard commitment to better quality education. From foundational research and field-based research, to evidence-based independent research, Pearson products are rigorously and repeatedly tested to determine how they best support the important work teachers do every day in the classroom.
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