Reclaiming Instructor Time and Student Practice with Achieve for Chemistry @MacmillanLearn
Reclaiming Instructor Time and Student Practice with Achieve for Chemistry  @MacmillanLearn
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Teaching chemistry today can mean carrying more than any one person should, from the sheer volume of grading to the need for constant student practice. Hear from Christin Monroe, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Landmark College, on how she reclaimed her time and supported her students using Achieve.

As Professor Monroe shares, providing students with the extensive practice chemistry requires often comes at the expense of an instructor's own schedule. By leveraging Achieve’s autograding and immediate feedback features, she found a way to ensure her students stayed on track without the burnout. As one of her students put it: "Achieve doesn't sleep, so Professor Monroe can."

In 2025 alone, 2,000 chemistry instructors chose Achieve for autograded homework and quizzes, and students accessed "at-the-moment" help via the AI Tutor 11.6 million times. See how these tools can help you manage your workload while giving your chemistry students the support they need to succeed.

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