Savvas Learning Company’s Experience Physics Named 2023 SIIA CODiE Award Finalist

Savvas Learning Company, a K-12 next-generation learning solutions leader, today announced that its Experience Physics program has been named a 2023 SIIA CODiE Award Finalist in the “Best Science Instructional Solution for Grades 9-12” category.

Experience Physics © 2022 is a modern high school physics curriculum that implements an interactive learning model using the exploration of phenomena to drive student engagement. The program places students center stage as they make sense of phenomena with experiential learning routines that connect physics to the real world. Experience Physics also uniquely supports educators with comprehensive, editable resources and flexible teaching tools that allow them to adapt instruction to their students’ diverse learning needs.

“We are honored that our Experience Physics program has been named a finalist in this year’s CODiE Awards,” said Bethlam Forsa, CEO of Savvas Learning Company. “Experience Physics is revolutionizing physics education with its bold and innovative approach, delivering instructional flexibility to every teacher and exciting, phenomena-based content to every student. We’re thrilled to see our Experience Physics curriculum recognized for being the outstanding science solution that it is.”
more at: https://www.savvas.com/index.cfm?locator=PS3nKs

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