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Program-Specific Resources

The following pages include downloadable resources to help you teach your specific program. Click on the name of the program you are teaching to review and download these resources. Note that if you are teaching a web course you can find program-specific resources within the course at www.cambridgevictory.com

 

  1. Suggestions for Revision

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  1. Lesson Plans

These lesson plans are ideal for teachers who did not receive lesson plans after their pre-test. The plans are available in several course lengths and provide an hour-by-hour guide telling you which pages to use and which parts of the Essential Skills book supplement the material you’re covering in the Victory book.

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  1. PowerPoints for Victory Book

Use these PowerPoints to display items in class for illustration and discussion purposes. The PowerPoints include all the items you need to teach the Victory material.

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  1. Online TG

If you need a copy of your teacher’s guide on-the-go, use this online ebook. Add your own notes or even display key pages in class.

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