Not all authors know the science basics to write a book. If you are writing a science textbook ( this is not done by one person but several) you would need to know this, but if you were writing a English textbook you wouldn't need to know it. It takes dozens of people, many years, and several edits to turn out a textbook. Look in one of your textbooks and you will see a list of all the people who wrote it. The average textbook takes 5 years from the start until it is in the hands of students.
Read the science textbook that you got from your school and find out yourself. Have fun!
It is a high school science textbook, most often used for freshman courses.
Read the science textbook that you got from your school and find out yourself. Have fun!
You would need to specify the year, edition and publisher, a school math book would be compiled by many authors.
rain waters plants seeps in the ground and is used for drinking water there are many reasons if you are in school it is always in your science textbook
I thinks it's where you take your textbook to school and turn them in.
The Virtual Cell textbook for students in an online textbook that would benefit students who attend home school as well as a traditional school. One of the benefits for students who go to a traditional school is that they won't have to carry a heavy book in their backpacks.
William C. Robertson has written: 'Stop Faking It! Chemistry Basics' 'Light' -- subject(s): Light, Optics, Science, Study and teaching (Middle school)
college
he went to science school!
You can access the Nelson Math textbook online by visiting the Nelson Education website or your school's online portal if they have provided access to the textbook. You may need a login and password provided by your school in order to access the digital version of the textbook.
It could be a textbook.