Textbook. Each student will be required to purchase the assigned textbook for the class; the title will be announced the week before class begins, and can be special ordered from the FIU bookstore, or purchased from your preferred bookseller. The book is mandatory for class.
Textbook. The school furnishes textbooks to all students on a lease basis. The textbook is leased in order to keep the cost of the program down. Each student must make it a point to keep their book with them at all times. Replacement for lost or stolen textbook is $33 and can be purchased at the reception counter. Workbooks are also available to purchase for study purposes. Textbooks are to be returned in good condition on the final day of class. Failure to do so will result in collection action against you.
Textbook. There is no required textbook for this course. All readings are available through Canvas.
Textbook. The high school textbook will be provided by each secondary school.
Textbook. Path to College Mathematics, 1st edition by Xxxxx Xxxxxx-Xxx, published by Xxxxxxx.
Textbook. Coursepack (copies of copyrighted reading materials);
Textbook. Your book is required to have a sturdy cover at all times. This can be a book sock, brown paper bag, etc. If a cover is torn, it needs to be replaced. In this class, we use a series of several smaller textbooks. As such, it is important that you listen to directions and use the correct book.
Textbook. A textbook is not required. Lecture slides and notes on upcoming topics will be posted on the course website before each class meeting.
Textbook. The Recipient shall ensure that by the end of the first year of project implementation MECS have developed a time-bound action plan for enhancing textbook production and provision; by the second year MECS have commenced implementation of the action plan for enhancing textbook production and provision based on the pilot system; and within the six months after the pilot implementation for the textbook enhancement is completed, MECS have evaluated the pilot project and will have scaled up the pilot project if deemed appropriate.
Textbook o "Instructional Materials" are defined as any book, instructional tool or support (including hard-cover books, workbooks and manuals) that a student or teacher may use in a particular class or program. The Instructional Materials may also include the following: • Novels, manuals and workbooks designed to be annotated bystudents. • Instructional support tools such as musical instruments, kits orgraphing calculators. o Out-of Scope "Instructional Materials" include: • Library books • Dictionaries/thesauruses o HSS and CPS will work together, utilizing/leveraging the "First 6" prototype, to create a "Title List" that will be a comprehensive list of all Instructional Materials that will be counted and/or barcoded. This list may evolve during the district-wide inventory process to account for materials not found in the prototype.
