StudySync Features and Resources

The video introduces California educators to McGraw Hill's StudySync, a comprehensive literacy solution designed to meet California ELA and ELD standards. It guides users through accessing the platform, exploring core curriculum, thematic units, and designated ELD units. The video also highlights the use of engaging media, student collaboration tools, and the Blasts feature for short assignments. The tutorial aims to assist educators in navigating the StudySync demo account and utilizing its resources effectively.

What is the primary purpose of StudySync for California educators?

• To offer a literacy solution

• To provide a math curriculum

• To develop art skills

• To teach science concepts

What do you need to log into StudySync?

• A student ID

• A teacher's recommendation

• A special access code

• A demo username and password

Where can you find the complete California Core Curriculum in StudySync?

• In the student handbook

• In the appendix section

• In the core ELA ELD tab

• In the teacher's guide

What is the first step when exploring a thematic unit in StudySync?

• Read the teacher's notes

• Begin with the student preview

• Jump to the final assessment

• Start with the overview blade

How does StudySync use media in lessons?

• To replace textbooks

• To bring student voice into the classroom

• To provide background music

• To display advertisements

What resources are available for teachers in StudySync?

• Only video tutorials

• Just quizzes

• Teacher lesson plans and handouts

• Only student feedback forms

What is a key feature of the designated ELD unit?

• It includes math lessons

• It has an extended oral project

• It focuses on history

• It offers art projects

What are blasts in StudySync?

• Long essays on historical events

• Art projects for students

• Detailed science experiments

• Short assignments responding to current events