Schmoop contains learning guides, test prep, college entrance resources, and career exploration tools. The topics covered by Shmoop are geared towards students grade 7-12, in the content areas of English, Math, Science, Humanities, Arts, and Life Skills. Shmoop can be purchased by a school leader or teacher for whole school, whole class, or individual student use.
All features of Shmoop can be used by individual students or assigned by teachers.
Learning guides are available in a variety of subjects, including English, Math, Science, Humanities, Art and Life Skills. Each learning guide contains an introduction, examples, exercises, and quizzes. Teachers with a subscription can assign activities and quizzes to students. On the teacher dashboard, educators can view student performance data. Individual students have the option to create their own account and work independently. There are test prep guides available for SAT, ACT, state high school exit exams, and AP examinations, and state DMV tests.
Shmoop also offers resources for college entrance and career exploration. Students can access a College 101 handbook that includes the basics for getting into college, as well as information on a library of career paths. Additionally, the program provides an Essay Lab where students can get tips on how to write their college entrance exams.
An annual license for full school use can be purchased by a school leader. A standard annual license plan costs $35.00 per student, per year. However, pricing is based on student enrollment and products being used, and is negotiated on a site by site basis. Premium access includes online courses, test prep guides, teacher guides for SAT and ACT, drills and practice exams for students, gradebook, and individual and class analytics.
Individual teachers can purchase monthly options that include the same features as a premium package, but for ten students at a time.
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