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by David Tamm (Author)
5-Steps, Barron's and the others are great resources for reviewing at the end of the year, but Tamm's Textbook Tools accompany kids all year long. They are filled with assignments that follow the regular book throughout the year, all 34 chapters. They can also be used as reviews. Teachers can copy vocab lists and chapter activities at will, and they are perfect if there is a substitute. When publishers started putting the majority of their content online, it opened a niche for traditional paper assignments. But it doesn't matter whether the textbook is written in ink or electrons, students still need to write and keep a notebook for themselves. Portfolios still matter. This series fills that void. Easily collectible, it may also be used as a student consumable. Save hundreds of hours of planning time. Facebook message or email (hudsonfla@gmail.com) if you want bulk pricing for a class set.
Author Biography
David Tamm has a master of arts degree from the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland, the school of Nicholas Copernicus and John Paul II. He has lectured at academic organizations such as the International Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations founded by Carroll Quigley. His material has been published in newspapers and periodicals in Poland and America, such as Arcana. His master's thesis, "Universal History and the Telos of Human Progress," is about the changing meaning big-picture historians have found in the human story as a whole, and is worthwhile for social studies teachers. Find it on Amazon and at other fine retailers.
