WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For more than 50 years, the REVERE Awards (Recognizing Valuable Educational Resources) have identified the best content for educating learners on any platform – print, digital, or blended. This year’s award-winners, extensively vetted by educators and learning resource industry professionals, are exciting and engaging products that include classroom resources, whole curriculum, magazines, and integrated marketing campaigns. [See list below]
“I was thrilled by the innovation and rich content in varied products for learners, educators, and administrators in all educational settings. The lineup of REVERE Awards content is exceptional and exhibits the strength and integrity of the educational resources market,” said Jay Diskey, Executive Director, PreK-12 Learning Group, Association of American Publishers.
The best of the REVERE Award winners, The Golden Lamp winners, will be announced on May 25 at AAP Celebrates the Golden Lamp Awards and the Lamplighter Honors held at the annual Content in Context (CIC) conference in Philadelphia. CIC provides practical, actionable insights on content, marketing, and business strategy for learning companies.
Find out more about the REVERE Awards on Twitter using @REVEREAwards and #REVEREAwards. The 2017 REVERE Awards finalists and winners are below and online here.
Classroom
Professional Resources Winners
INNOVATION
Nutrition
National Science Teachers
Association
INSTRUCTION AND CLASSROOM PRACTICE
Analyzing and Writing
with Primary Sources
Shell Education
LEADERSHIP
Inspiring Early Childhood Leadership: Eight
Strategies to Ignite Passion and Transform Program Quality
Gryphon
House, Inc.
SCHOOL CLIMATE
Fostering Resilient Learners: Strategies
for Creating a Trauma-Sensitive Classroom
ASCD
SPECIFIC LEARNING POPULATIONS
Science Learning in the
Early Years: Activities for PreK-2
National Science Teachers
Association
SUBJECT AREAS
Number Talks: Fractions, Decimals, and
Percentages
Math Solutions
Supplemental Resources Winners
ARTS
Scholastic Art
Scholastic Inc.
DIGITAL AND MEDIA LITERACIES
myON
myON
INNOVATION
Twinkl
Twinkl Educational Publishing
INTERDISCIPLINARY RESOURCES
Inquiring Scientists,
Inquiring Readers in Middle School: Using Nonfiction to Promote Science
Literacy, Grades 6-8
National Science Teachers Association
MATH
Number Talks: Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages
Math
Solutions
NEWS AND CURRENT ISSUES
Listenwise
Listenwise
READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS
Lift Off to Literacy: Using a
Shared Reading Approach
Okapi Educational Publishing
RESEARCH AND RESOURCES
NextLesson
NextLesson
RESOURCES FOR ELLs
English 3D
Houghton Mifflin
Harcourt
SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ExploreLearning
Gizmos
ExploreLearning
SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HISTORY
Lesson Series on Immigrants
Southern
Poverty Law Center
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL AND CHARACTER LEARNING
Nepris
Nepris
WORLD LANGUAGES
Voces Digital - French 1
Voces
Digital
Whole Curriculum Winners
INNOVATION
Shmoop Online Courses
Shmoop
MATH
SpringBoard
CollegeBoard
READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS
TIME® Nonfiction Readers: Grade
6
Teacher Created Materials
SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
STEMscopes PreK-12
Accelerate
Learning, Inc.
SOCIAL SCIENCES
McGraw-Hill networks
McGraw-Hill
Education
Magazines
Design
ARTICLE DESIGN
Grades PreK-6
“Meet the Beetles”
Ranger Rick Magazine
National
Wildlife Federation
Grades 7-12
“Save the Bees!”
Scholastic Science world
Scholastic
Inc.
Professional
“125 Years of Teaching Advice”
Scholastic
Teacher Magazine
Scholastic Inc.
BEST OVERALL WINNER
“Clean, with Lots of Takeaway”
Scholastic Teacher Magazine
Scholastic
Inc.
COVER
Grades PreK-6
December 2016 - January 2017 Ranger Rick Magazine
National
Wildlife Federation
Grades 7-12
“Animals with Asthma”
Science World
Scholastic,
Inc.
ILLUSTRATIONS, GRAPHICS, AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Grades 7 and up
“The Social Media Election”
Junior
Scholastic
Scholastic Inc.
Professional
“Reel Life”
Teaching Tolerance Issue 53
Teaching
Tolerance
SINGLE ISSUE DESIGN
Special Education Theme Issue
The
Journal of Adventist Education
Editorial
BEST OVERALL
Grades PreK-6
Ranger Rick Magazine
National Wildlife
Federation
Grades 7-12
Scholastic Art
Scholastic Inc.
Professional
Teaching Tolerance Magazine
Southern
Poverty Law Center
Educational Leadership
ASCD
DEPARTMENTS AND SECTIONS
Grades 7 and up
“Action’s in the News”
Action
Scholastic
Inc.
Professional
“Focus on Physics”
Science Teacher
National
Science Teachers Association
FEATURES
Grades PreK-6
“Black Sunday”
Storyworks
Scholastic
Inc.
Grades 7-12
“Helping Hands”
Science World
Scholastic
Inc.
Professional
“Anatomy of an Ally”
Teaching Tolerance
Southern
Poverty Law Center
NEWS AND REPORTING
Professional
“For Sale: Your Lesson Plans”
Educational
Leadership
ASCD
SINGLE ISSUE EDITORIAL
Grades PreK-6
October 2016 issue of Ranger Rick
National
Wildlife Federation
Grades 7-12
Scholastic Art May/June 2016
Scholastic Inc.
Professional
“Teaching Tolerance Issue 54”
Teaching
Tolerance Magazine
Teaching Tolerance
BEST OVERALL PUBLICATION
Grades PreK-2
Ranger Rick Jr.
National Wildlife
Federation
Grades 3-6
Storyworks, Jr.
Scholastic Inc.
Grades 7 and up
Choices
Scholastic Inc.
Professional
Teaching Tolerance Magazine
Southern
Poverty Law Center
Beyond the Classroom
LEARN
OLOGY
National Center for Science,
Literacy, Education, and Technology (American Museum of Natural History)
PLAY
Curious World
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
RELATE
Real As Me: A Curriculum Guide for Empowering
Young Women
Youth Communication
Integrated Marketing
CAMPAIGN BUDGET BETWEEN $30K - $75K
Letters to the Next
President 2.0
The Winter Group
UNDER $30K CAMPAIGN BUDGET
Success for Every Learner: From
At-Risk to Successful” Webinar Series
PresenceLearning
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