Savvas Introduces Newest Edition of its Award-Winning myPerspectives Program With Powerful Interactive Resources for Teachers and Students

Savvas Learning Company announced the newest edition of its award-winning, standards-aligned myPerspectives English Language Arts (ELA) program, enhanced with powerful interactive resources that provide students with exciting multimedia content and give teachers valuable tools to monitor students’ progress in real-time.

Building on its highly successful, evidence-based approach that improves student outcomes, myPerspectives © 2025 for grades 6-12 offers greater opportunities for student engagement, increased options for differentiated teaching, and more reading and writing support to help every student achieve their potential.

Reaching secondary students is essential in preparing them to become critical thinkers and effective communicators, especially in today’s fast-paced digital world. With an emphasis on promoting student ownership and choice, myPerspectives engages students with relevant, student-centered content that allows them to explore, share, and grow with personalized learning experiences, while honing important reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
more at: https://www.savvas.com/company/learn-about-savvas/newsroom/press-releases/2024/savvas-unveils-new-myperspectives-english-language-arts-program

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