Textbooks and Materials Clause Samples
The "Textbooks and Materials" clause defines the responsibilities regarding the provision and use of educational resources required for a course or program. Typically, it specifies whether the institution, instructor, or students are responsible for purchasing or supplying textbooks, workbooks, software, or other learning materials. This clause ensures that all parties understand their obligations related to course materials, thereby preventing confusion or disputes over who must provide or pay for necessary resources.
Textbooks and Materials. For Type A and B Courses, the District will purchase textbooks and materials on behalf of students. For Type D Courses, the District may elect to either purchase such items on behalf of students, or have the students purchase textbooks and materials in accordance with standard College policies. Arrangements for Type C Courses are subject to Local Agreement. For Type A Courses, the College will specify whether a common textbook has been selected by faculty for all sections of the Course taught at the College. If there is no common textbook, the Instructor will determine textbook and course materials in consultation with the College; textbook and materials must address equivalent content and the same learning outcomes as the outcomes expected of the same Courses taught at the College. If there is a common textbook and set of course materials, the common textbook and materials will be used unless the College, in consultation with the District, agrees to a different textbook and materials covering equivalent content and the same learning outcomes. The College will consider any alternatives proposed by the District, but will retain final decision-making authority. For Type B Courses, the College faculty member will specify the required textbook and materials unless the faculty member, in consultation with the District, agrees to a different textbook and materials covering equivalent content and the same learning outcomes. The College and faculty member will consider any alternatives proposed by the District, but will retain final decision-making authority. For any Type A or Type B Course where the College specifies the textbook, the College agrees to allow the use of the textbook for at least four (4) years, provided the use of a previously published edition of the textbook does not appreciably impact the content and delivery of the Course.
Textbooks and Materials. A. The District or student will be responsible for the textbook(s) required for all dual credit courses as noted above.
B. For Type A Courses, the College will specify whether a common textbook has been selected by faculty for all sections of the course taught at the College.
1. If there is no common textbook, the Instructor will determine textbook and course materials in consultation with the College; textbook and materials must address equivalent content and the same learning outcomes as the outcomes expected of the same courses taught at the College.
2. If there is a common textbook and set of course materials, the common textbook and materials will be used unless the College, in consultation with the District, agrees to a different textbook and materials covering equivalent content and the same learning outcomes. The College will consider any alternatives proposed by the District, but will retain final decision-making authority.
C. For Type B Courses, the college faculty member will specify the required textbook and materials unless the faculty member, in consultation with the District, agrees to a different textbook and materials covering equivalent content and the same learning outcomes. The College and faculty member will consider any alternatives proposed by the District, but will retain final decision- making authority.
Textbooks and Materials. Students participating in a COURSE under this AGREEMENT will not be charged for textbooks, equipment, and materials. The DISTRICT shall take on all costs associated with instruction materials including but not limited to textbooks, equipment, and supplies and other instructional materials as required to support COURSES under this AGREEMENT for participating high school students. PACCD faculty, through local academic senate, discipline committees, and collegial conversations, will explore ways to minimize the cost of textbooks and instructional materials. All instructional equipment and materials needed for the courses will be listed within the CA.
Textbooks and Materials. 1. The cost of all textbooks and materials used in standard classes is included in the standard fees. There will be no extra charge for these textbooks and materials.
2. In general, all textbooks and materials used in classes will be given to students.
Textbooks and Materials. Arcadia will advise Dual Enrollment Students of the required textbooks and instructional materials through the instructor. The purchase of textbooks and supplies and the cost of same will be the responsibility of the Student and his or her parent or guardian unless specified herein that the High school will purchase the textbooks or instructional materials.
Textbooks and Materials a) MCSS will pay for required textbooks and certain materials for High School Students’ University Courses per Attachment A. Textbooks will remain the property of MCSS.
b) MCSS will provide required textbooks and certain materials for High School Students enrolled in high school courses at the School. These textbooks will remain the property of MCSS.
Textbooks and Materials. Students are responsible for care and upkeep of materials and textbooks assigned to them. Any student who misplaces or mistreats these books will have to pay to purchase another. All textbooks are the property of the school. If a student leaves CCA during school year, all texts are to remain as the property of the school. All hardcover textbooks should be covered in an acceptable way. Stretchy covers are not allowed. Uncovered textbooks are an indication that a student is unprepared for class.
Textbooks and Materials. Textbooks or materials required for each course shall be determined by the faculty and specified in the course syllabus. South Texas ISD will provide P-TECH students all textbooks, software, technology, support equipment, and supplemental materials required for the classes.
Textbooks and Materials. A. Each child will be provided with instructional materials as needed for his/her learning experience.
B. All teachers will utilize the computerized IEP system for preparing their filing of the IEP's. Training will be provided by the School Department.
C. The Taunton Public Schools shall provide teachers with access to hard copies of teacher editions, teacher manuals, and other instructional materials.