Sentence examples for required textbook from inspiring English sources

Some students referred to outside relevant websites when they could not easily make full sense of the required textbook.

The advanced organismal course did not specifically cover any evolutionary causal factors (e.g., selection or drift), nor did the assigned reading from the required textbook, Mammalogy by Feldhamer et al. (2007).

Interestingly, although one of the least influential items for chemists and biologists was working with a required textbook or syllabus planned by others, physicists were as likely (40%%) to cite this influence as they were physical classroom space, TA availability, or their own textbook selection.

Every college student knows what it's like to walk into the bookstore and see an outrageous $200 price tag on a required textbook.

Though purchasing a book or two through the school bookstore is typically inevitable, try to find previously-owned or even previous editions of the required textbook online.

They also said that they explain to their students that they have to cover the required textbook content, even though evolution is not acceptable in Islam.

More and more schools — from big public universities like the University of California, Berkeley, to private schools like Lynchburg College — list required textbooks on their Web sites.

Why wouldn't you, either as a student or a parent, want to see a little hunk of plastic with all of the required textbooks installed?

Many even lack basic elements needed to do a decent job teaching, such as "administrative staff support, copies of required textbooks, access to students' email addresses for communicating with their classes, access to professional development courses provided to other faculty, or opportunities to participate in departmental meetings with their colleagues".

With Sen. Ron Tupa, Kefalas was the house sponsor of legislation designed to reduce the cost of college textbooks by requiring textbook publishers to disclose costs and offer textbooks unbundled from additional materials, and he sponsored legislation to allow outpatient surgery centers to establish peer review committees; both bills were signed into law by Gov. Ritter.

So the logical thing to do was to demote Pluto.Some objected that this would require textbooks to be rewritten and would make wall-charts obsolete.