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2022 McGraw Hill Connect® updates: fewer clicks, new co-instructor privileges


Student success begins with you and a courseware solution that supports your teaching style. That’s why we’ve made significant improvements to the instructor workflows in Connect, and added features designed to make managing your course even easier.

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Faculty Guide to Supporting Student Mental Health outlines important information about student well-being and provides resources to help you create a culture of care in your classroom. Tips include how to recognize and reach out to a student who is struggling, and how to support the overall emotional health of your students.

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Proactive Signs of Burnout and Tips to Prevent It

This article looks at what burnout is, what the signs of burnout are, how we can develop environments that reduce the risk of burnout, and tips to prevent it. Read article s

What You Need to Know About New Data on Student Procrastination

When college students procrastinate on their coursework, it can have damaging consequences for their grades and college careers. Read article s

What Every First-Year College Student Should Know About Stress

Stress is an issue we all face, but with first-year college students, stress can often take a harmful and negative mental toll on students. Watch Video s

When to Ask for Help for First-Year Students and Caregivers

First-year students on a college campus will often not know when they need help. They’ll develop this idea that they must do everything by themselves. Watch Video s