Topic: Heinemann

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Discover a different way to continue your professional learning journey. Try an audiobook from Heinemann! Passive learning on the go with your favorite authors.

Get 20% off Heinemann professional books plus free shipping with discount code GRATEFUL. Valid May 2-12. Check out the post for suggested titles!

Take your learning to go! Heinemann's extensive audiobook selection covers content from math to literacy, teacher self-growth, and comprehension.

Happy Spring! From March 7-14, use code SPRING25 at checkout for 20% off plus free shipping on all Heinemann professional books. See post for details and suggested books!

Heinemann is proud to announce Marilyn Pryle's nomination for the 2025 Global Teacher Prize.

Heinemann is thrilled to partner with Dr. Chris Emdin to bring timely and practical content to teachers through his new series Don't Worry Just Teach.

A statement about Heinemann's digital approach moving into the future from Maggie DeMont.

Heinemann is proud to announce a new professional books catalog for fall 2024. Includes a curated list of forthcoming and previously published titles.

Subscribe to Heinemann's YouTube Channel for videos from authors, book talks, and more.

Matthew Mugo Fields reflects on the past year, and shares his vision for Heinemann in 2024.

Fifty-eight educators say ‘Sold a Story’ podcast series sells an incomplete story about reading instruction

Heinemann President Matthew Mugo Fields' statement of moving forward in a way that reflects our values.

Lucy Calkins recently penned an OpEd for Education Week. In the piece, she addresses the serious challenges facing education today and outlines how recent updates to the Units of Study meet those challenges head-on.

Heinemann is aware of the APM Reports podcast series, which promotes false and divisive claims, misstates financial information and radically oversimplifies and misrepresents complex literacy issues.

Recent misrepresentation of Fountas & Pinnell resources radically oversimplify complex issues to the detriment of teachers and students who benefit from their programs. This post offers provides clarity and corrects the most egregious inaccuracies.

An apology from Heinemann and a path forward

Meet Heinemann's new president, Matthew Mugo Fields.