Pearson Custom Library
American History / Retrieving the American Past
2012
Pearson (Hersteller)
978-0-205-74318-6 (ISBN)
Pearson (Hersteller)
978-0-205-74318-6 (ISBN)
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Pearson Custom Library gives you the power to create tailor-made materials for your course that save time and control student costs.
The process of developing course materials can be extremely time-consuming. Many instructors spend countless hours and resources searching for the right materials for their course, only to end up settling for something that doesn’t quite fit, or requiring students to purchase multiple, expensive textbooks, using only a few chapters from each. With the Pearson Custom Library online book building platform , you can select as many or as few chapters as you need to suit your course, or combine chapters from multiple texts, and we’ll custom publish your unique text. You’re in full control of the content, sequence, and price, so you get what you want, and students pay only for what they need.
Pearson Custom Library: American History allows you to choose chapters from best-selling Pearson textbooks. Tailor a survey text to exactly match the time-period your course covers or combine chapters from multiple textbooks to reinforce the emphasis of your course.
Retrieving the American Past
offers 105 topical reading units — seven new for 2012 — that juxtapose the study of primary source documents with the analysis of events in secondary source essays. This interaction provides an engaging context for in-class activities and debate, and a starting point for student writing projects. Each topical unit has been carefully written or comissioned by the History Department of the Ohio State University. In addition to selecting secondary essays, primary sources — or both! – from the topical units, you can also choose from more than 350 primary source documents available independently via the Documents Library.
It's the best of both worlds: Design the perfect text or reader, or combine chapters and readings to create the perfect book for your American history course.
NEW! Upload up to 50 pages of your own writing, course notes, or syllabi, at no additional charge. You can also add copyrighted material from other publishers. We handle all permissions.
NEW! Share your custom book with colleagues using our online BookBuild system.
Click here to learn more!
The process of developing course materials can be extremely time-consuming. Many instructors spend countless hours and resources searching for the right materials for their course, only to end up settling for something that doesn’t quite fit, or requiring students to purchase multiple, expensive textbooks, using only a few chapters from each. With the Pearson Custom Library online book building platform , you can select as many or as few chapters as you need to suit your course, or combine chapters from multiple texts, and we’ll custom publish your unique text. You’re in full control of the content, sequence, and price, so you get what you want, and students pay only for what they need.
Pearson Custom Library: American History allows you to choose chapters from best-selling Pearson textbooks. Tailor a survey text to exactly match the time-period your course covers or combine chapters from multiple textbooks to reinforce the emphasis of your course.
Retrieving the American Past
offers 105 topical reading units — seven new for 2012 — that juxtapose the study of primary source documents with the analysis of events in secondary source essays. This interaction provides an engaging context for in-class activities and debate, and a starting point for student writing projects. Each topical unit has been carefully written or comissioned by the History Department of the Ohio State University. In addition to selecting secondary essays, primary sources — or both! – from the topical units, you can also choose from more than 350 primary source documents available independently via the Documents Library.
It's the best of both worlds: Design the perfect text or reader, or combine chapters and readings to create the perfect book for your American history course.
NEW! Upload up to 50 pages of your own writing, course notes, or syllabi, at no additional charge. You can also add copyrighted material from other publishers. We handle all permissions.
NEW! Share your custom book with colleagues using our online BookBuild system.
Click here to learn more!
Now you can customize your U.S. History book using just the text chapters you wish to cover, and/or select readings or documents that complement the themes of your course and your teaching approch. Click Here to download a complete list of textbooks, readings and documents.
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 11.12.2012 |
|---|---|
| Sprache | englisch |
| Gewicht | 1 g |
| Themenwelt | Geisteswissenschaften ► Geschichte ► Regional- / Ländergeschichte |
| Sozialwissenschaften ► Ethnologie | |
| Sozialwissenschaften ► Soziologie | |
| ISBN-10 | 0-205-74318-8 / 0205743188 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-205-74318-6 / 9780205743186 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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