HMH Expands Award-Winning English 3D Program to Reach Multilingual Learners K-12

Adaptive learning company HMH today announced that its award-winning English language development program, English 3D, which is now available for students in grades K-3, provides a complete K-12 solution with expanded reach to support younger learners.

“Multilingual learners now make up more than 10% of the US student population and we know this number will continue to grow each year,” said Matthew Mugo Fields, HMH General Manager, Supplemental and Intervention Solutions. “At HMH, we aim to support the unique needs of all learners so they can come into the classroom every day and have the resources they need to thrive. English 3D’s expanded support creates growth for our youngest learners during one of the most critical points in their learning journey.”
more at: https://www.hmhco.com/about-us/press-releases/hmh-expands-award-winning-english-3d-program-to-reach-multilingual-learners-k-12

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