Publishers Partner To Integrate Digital Math with Textbook Curriculum

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Textbook publisher Kendall Hunt has joined forces with online education publisher Learning.com to offer Aha!Math for Kendall Hunt, an online program designed to integrate digital learning content with KHP's existing elementary school math curricula.

Directly tied in with KHP's math courses for grades K through 5, Aha!Math includes exercises and games that students can access through any computer with Web access. Teachers can assign additional material on Aha!Math to supplement lessons currently being taught in class, and students can enhance their understanding and mastery of the material while having fun by accessing the program and playing the games on their own.

KHP will make the program available to schools that use its coursework beginning in fall 2009.

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