HMH announces the results from the 2016 Educator Confidence Report, a survey investigating key issues such as technology use in the classroom, professional learning opportunities, and comfort and familiarity with digital learning tools.

HMH shares some of our favorite ISTE sound bites from edtech’s big thinkers.

HMH shares a recap of the Curious World Tour kickoff event at New York’s Brooklyn Bridge Park.

HMH talks with Dr. Ted Hasselbring, a professor at Vanderbilt University, about the value of reading intervention and how technology is playing an important role in helping struggling readers.

HMH announces Curious World Tour, an immersive, playful learning experience for kids and families in communities nationwide.

HMH shares some tips around how to keep kids active, both mentally and physically, during the summer months.

HMH announces the 15 winners of the national 2016 180 Student Awards, which recognize students who have made tremendous gains in their reading and math achievement.

HMH celebrates educator excellence during National Teacher Appreciation Week by awarding six U.S. teachers with the 180 Educator Awards.

Sherry Mitchell and Matt DiGioia, teachers at Harry M. Bailey Middle School in West Haven, CT and second place winners of the HMH Curious Classroom Contest, reflect upon their passion for teaching, as well as their involvement with the Contest and the HMH Marketplace.

HMH sits down with Heather Francis, the first place winner of the HMH Curious Classroom Contest, to talk about how she inspires out-of-the-box thinking by teaching math concepts through dance.

With #SparkAMind, we are inviting teachers and students of all backgrounds and ages to join us in celebrating the power of learning by sharing inspiring stories about their own defining life lessons.

A festive event like Thanksgiving offers many opportunities to engage young children in playful learning activities, from designing creative table settings to measuring the ingredients for your favorite desserts.

With Halloween just around the corner, it’s the perfect time for parents, educators and caregivers to encourage imagination with some spooky, costumed fun that stretches beyond Trick-or-Treating!

It’s a wrap on HMH’s fourth annual company-wide Volunteer Week! Here’s a snapshot of HMH Volunteer Week by the numbers.

This week, we’ve got playful learning on our minds as we approach HMH’s next Conversations on Early Learning event at Boston Children’s Museum. We hope you enjoy these tips for encouraging developmentally appropriate play with your early learner!

For SXSWedu 2016, we’ve put together three new session ideas exploring topics such as research to practice in the early learning space, the ways in which coding and open developer resources can enable creative problem solving, and the importance of mindset in achieving student success.

This spring, HMH surveyed 1,000+ classroom teachers, and school and district administrators nationwide as part of our inaugural Educator Confidence Report. The survey, which will be conducted annually, was designed to measure educator sentiment by taking a snapshot of the opportunities, challenges and changes on teachers’ minds today.

On Sunday, June 7, early learning experts and stakeholders from diverse organizations and disciplines gathered in New Orleans for the second symposium in HMH’s Conversations on Early Learning series.