Sentence examples for textbook will be from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has skimmed a high school biology textbook will be familiar with the iconic examples of homology that seem inseparable from any explanation of the term: the limb structure of four-legged animals, the human tailbone and the more elaborate tail of monkeys, and the remarkable similarities among the embryological development of fish, birds, and humans.
Teachers will often specify which chapters or sections of a textbook will be most relevant for an upcoming test.
All asterisks that have appeared next to his name in textbooks will be removed.
The textbooks will be provided on eText, software by Courseload that works on any device compatible with HTML5.
His $95,000 spending on textbooks will be sliced by $50,000 (he has been hoarding extra books in expectation of cuts).
If I choose not to participate in the work-study program at J.B.U., then the total amount I will owe every year (excluding the price of textbooks) will be less than $200.
The contrast between those scenes and the printed pages of the official textbooks will be jarring.Nodja, a teacher at a girls' school in northern Afghanistan, disapproves of this laconic version of her country's recent history.
Funded by a number of philanthropies, including the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the OpenStax College textbooks "will be competitive with texts that currently retail for $150 or more," said the books' editor in chief, David Harris.
By the beginning of the next school year, 30 to 50 popular college-level textbooks will be available on CD or through the Web, said Julie Greenblatt, Versaware's vice president for business development.
Thankfully though, future-minded officials in South Korea have given cause for this correspondent to write about something altogether different: by 2015, all of the country's dead-tree textbooks will be phased out, in favour of learning materials carried on tablet computers and other devices.The cost of setting up the network will be $2.1 billion.
These textbooks will be provided for free in file form.
