Online Resources for Professional Development

  • 06/01/04

McGraw-Hill Education supports the K-12 teaching community by providing assessment products and programs through CTB/McGraw-Hill, as well as professional development programs in many divisions, including McGraw-Hill Professional Development. For information on McGraw-Hill Professional Development's research-based IMPACT instruction model, visit www.mhpdonline.com. For information on CTB/McGraw-Hill's assessment products and services, visit www.ctb.com. In addition, Title II, Part A of NCLB provides funding opportunities for professional development programs to qualified applicants. For further information about the Teacher Quality Programs and Title II funding opportunities, visit www.ed.gov/programs/teacherqual/index.html.

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