Veterinary Science: Teacher-Assisted Curriculum
- Type
- Course
- Date of Publication
- February 1, 2024
- Price
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Overview
Each lesson module includes a veterinary science lesson, a prerecorded teacher-led video, printable note sheets, an automated quiz, and an activity to be submitted online. Teachers can track student progress online.
Additional resources include a teacher key, curriculum guide (outlining goals and objectives), apprenticeship log sheet, grade sheet, along with various forms related to the Veterinary Science Certificate Program. This modular system includes all 100 lessons found in Veterinary Science: Preparatory Training for the Veterinary Assistant. You do not need to purchase a book.
Access to the resources will be valid from the date of purchase through July 31, 2025.
There will be three enrollment periods each year:
- August 1 - October 31 (Full price)
- January 5 - February 28 (25% off)
- May 1 - June 15 (50% off)
If you would like to speak directly to a Texas A&M Veterinary Science team member to ask questions about this course, please contact us.
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