Proclamation 2024 Adopted Samples
The following programs were submitted by B.E. Publishing for Proclamation 2024 and have met 100% of the TEKS and ELPS. Links are provided to access the eTextbooks, eWorkbooks, and Instructor/Student Resources.
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SUBJECTS:
• Career Development and Career and Technical Education
• Science
PROGRAM:
Understanding Anatomy & Physiology (Texas Edition)
3rd Edition © 2024
ISBN: 978-1-7196-5014-4
COMPONENTS:
Understanding Anatomy & Physiology - Textbook
Formats: Print and eTextbook
Understanding Anatomy & Physiology - Workbook (Consumable)
Formats: Print and eWorkbook
Digital Sample Access:
Please follow the instructions below to access the digital eTextbook and all instructor and student resources:
Please follow the instructions below to access the digital eTextbook and all instructor and student resources:
- Go to Understanding Anatomy & Physiology (Texas Edition).
- Enter the following email and password and click Log In.
EMAIL: proc24@bepublishing.com PASSWORD: procTX2024
SUBJECT:
• Career Development and Career and Technical Education
PROGRAM:
Medical Terminology: A Learning Strategies Approach (Texas Edition)
© 2024
ISBN: 978-1-6268-9683-3
COMPONENT:
Medical Terminology: A Learning Strategies Approach (Texas Edition)
Formats: Print and eTextbook
Digital Sample Access:
Please follow the instructions below to access the digital eTextbook and all instructor and student resources:
Please follow the instructions below to access the digital eTextbook and all instructor and student resources:
- Go to Medical Terminology: A Learning Strategies Approach (Texas Edition).
- Enter the following email and password and click Log In.
EMAIL: proc24@bepublishing.com PASSWORD: procTX2024
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