Posts Tagged ‘digital textbooks’
Writing a Book Review
Reading is a big part of our values here at TextbookHub whether reading for pleasure, or reading for advancing knowledge. Reading is amazing for many things including: advancing vocabulary, understanding reading comprehension, increasing focus and much more! Truly understanding a book makes all of the difference in your review of it. After completing…
Read MoreHow Your School Can Prepare for a Natural Disaster
With Southwest Florida recently experiencing Hurricane Ian, it is apparent how much natural disasters can affect our education communities within the blink of an eye. We can’t do much of anything to prevent a natural disaster, that’s just mother nature doing what she does. However, we can do our best to have strategic plans…
Read MoreManaging Emotions While Being a Student
In today’s society there is a lot of pressure, stress, anxiety and a handful of other emotions that come with being a student. Expectations from parents and teachers, the peer pressure from others and the internet can leave a child feeling overwhelmed very quickly. At this point in the semester, students have hopefully found…
Read MoreNational Hispanic American Heritage Month
September 15th marks the beginning of National Hispanic American Heritage Month. The United States is home to many Hispanic Americans with heritage roots all across the globe. September 15th through October 15th is a special time to recognize and honor those with Hispanic heritage. Why celebrate National Hispanic American Heritage Month? “National…
Read MoreGet Ready for Back to School with TextbookHub
It happens every year, summer comes and goes in the blink of an eye. We hope you had a great summer full of relaxing, planning, traveling, learning and much more! Although summer isn’t quite over, you’ve probably been reminded enough as back to school items have filled retail stores. Back to school shopping is…
Read MoreLife Skills Every High Schooler Should Know
Curriculum isn’t the only thing that can be taught in classrooms. Teachers are provided to students to learn and be well-educated. However, being educated can go far behind what is required to be taught in the classroom. Before students graduate high school, besides understanding things like formulas to find the slope (y = mx…
Read MoreSetting Goals to Get Back into the New Semester
When the calendar year changes you can expect the start of a new semester shortly. The fall semester consists of getting back in the swing of things after a long deserved summer break, but then by Thanksgiving and Christmas we are begging for time off because we’ve reached our limit. Now that we’ve…
Read MoreHow to Spend Your Holiday Break
Everyone looks forward to their holiday break after spending hours upon hours in the classroom and working outside of the classroom. When November and December hit, it’s such a relief knowing you get some time off! By this point, you have returned from Thanksgiving break and are awaiting Christmas break! Here are…
Read MoreNational Special Education Day
December 2nd is National Special Education Day! It is incredible to celebrate a day that means so much to the United States education system. Whether you know someone with special needs, are someone with special needs, or are a special education educator this national day should fill you with joy. The History …
Read MoreWhat you need to know about AP Exams
While in highschool it’s common for students to enroll in AP courses. AP stands for Advanced Placement. This is beneficial to take while you are in high school because it gives you more opportunities compared to a general course. AP courses can earn you college credit, stand out on transcripts and get you ahead…
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