Increasingly, public schools are buying programs, not textbooks. Kids get packets to complete from notes, chapter excerpts, or slide decks. But the textbook has an index, a glossary, and references with maps, formulas, Periodic Tables, etc. Instead, the kids access everything from a learning management system, such as Canva or Google Classroom. Often after completing the assignment, the materials are inaccessible. I use any number of supplemental material for my classes. First and foremost, however, we have a textbook, a reliable, accessible tool, loaded with course material.
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