Connecting learners to career pathways and exploring the 14 career clusters has a HUGE impact on student engagement and equity in learning.
You are in the best position to effectively close the gap that exists between education and the workplace. Bold conversations are no longer enough. Bold decisions must be made to truly reshape the learning landscape.
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Actively engage students by showing how math is directly applied in various professional fields.
Courses in Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II
Aligned to individual state standards, including Common Core State Standards
Over 650 high-value careers represented throughout the curriculum
Three lesson types included in each course:
Exploration lessons introduce concepts, definitions, and examples, highlighting how math applies to existing careers.
Application lessons provide practice to strengthen skills and deepen students’ understanding of the link between the math they’re learning now and the jobs they’ll hold tomorrow. Problem-Based Projects immerse students in real-world career scenarios, challenging them to solve realistic problems using newly learned mathematical and essential skills.
P2C Math fosters continuous assessment through:
chapter tests
formative assessments
summative assessments (with Quantile measures)
assessment results comparing math requirements to careers
Available in Spanish
P2C Blog: Inspire Students with Real-World Context
For years, the performance of students in math across the U.S. has been on a concerning decline, with test scores consistently falling nationwide. It’s time to change the narrative by transforming how students experience math by integrating careers into each lesson. P2C is releasing a FREE series to showcase how to make education relevant to your students. It is possible to prioritize engagement, to ensure students don’t just learn math but instead they fully experience it in ways that resonate with their daily lives and career ambitions..