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Electronic Files portion of materials only open on PC - not MAC - click for details
Teacher's Edition Download Version (PC only - not MAC)
Please check each course description in the online catalog for the length and price of each course.
Check course pages before purchase as new courses are added periodically. The company reserves the right to change pricing as necessary due to market demands.
Download Version Delivery Schedule: Due to time differences between the customer's location and Teaching Point in the U.S., or orders paid for near the end of or after regular business hours in the Teaching Point Eastern Time Zone, it may until the next business day to deliver download license and file links after a customer agreement is received. If you have ordered late on a Friday, then the next delivery of download orders will most likely be on the following Monday with exception of holidays (which can occur approximately annually 4 times in the U.S.).
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The Download Version includes the Teacher's Edition Manual files
- File 0: Standards Alignments
- File 1 : Syllabus and Daily Pacing Guide and Comprehensive Daily Lesson Plans
- File 2 : Assessments - Editable Teacher Version with Answers
- File 3 : Teacher Version of Student Activity Book with Answers
- File 4 : Daily Class Notes - 2 versions, PDF and Editable PowerPoint's
- File 5: Assessments - Editable Student Version without Answers which can be printed
- File 6: Student Version of Activity Book without Answers which can be printed
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| Student Activity Book File: The activity book file contains the materials each student will need and, depending upon the course, includes: |
- Lab and activity sheets
- Student handouts
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- Journaling space
- Selected readings and images
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License and Password Procedure: |
When you receive your materials you will need to request the license and password by email. This is
1) for your protection; 2) helps us verify that the educator asking for the password is the one who supposed to receive the material; 3) verifies that you have received the material in good condition;
4) enroll you for mentoring teacher access that comes with your purchase; and 5) that we have a reliable email address at which we can notify you of updates and enrichments.
SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS: The price for subscription version renewal is 2/3's the price at time of renewal (as a reference, course pages list full pricing).
DISCOUNT FOR CLASS SET UPGRADE: You may upgrade to a class set version by ordering 25 pre-printed student books and receive full credit (not including any shipping charges) toward that purchase based on your previous purchase of a teacher edition subscription version through the end of the current school year in which the subscription was purchased. The advantage: Class sets do not require renewal and reduces printing.
Advantage to purchasing the renewable subscription editions over classroom sets (described on another page under order options tab) is that the subscriptions do not require the purchase of pre-printed student activity books and therefore can be purchased at a lower price. On the flip side, classroom sets deliver all your student books pre-printed and do not require annual renewal. The subscription editions allow printing from the electronic files of the student materials including the activity book and, like many software and database subscriptions, are as a result annually renewable. When purchasing the subscription edition license you agree to the annual period of use. If you will be using the materials in succeeding school years, you will agree to renew the materials at 2/3 original price each year until you discontinue use. With renewal, depending upon which version you purchase, you will receive a continued access to the files and renewed mentoring teacher email access. |
Obtaining Funding for Purchase
TEACHINGpoint course materials may qualify for funding, beyond departmental budgets, through Title One; professional development funds; New Teacher funds; School Improvement funds; Comprehensive School Reform funding; local, state or regional educational foundations and the No Child Left Behind Act Title IIa (Improving Teacher quality State Grants). |
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