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workbook
[ wurk-book ]
noun
- a manual of operating instructions.
- a book in which a record is kept of work completed or planned.
- Digital Technology. a file that contains worksheets, or multiple sections, usually in spreadsheet applications.
workbook
/ ˈwɜːkˌbʊk /
noun
- an exercise book or textbook used for study, esp a textbook with spaces for answers
- a book of instructions for some process
- a book in which is recorded all work done or planned
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Retailers can use BrandKeep to store workbooks, contacts, important links, order forms, invoices, terms, and more in one central workspace.
That makes for a seemingly endless flow of marketing assets, educational materials, order forms, line sheets, workbooks, and more.
There’s a chapter on brainstorming essay topics and another section on self-reflection and personal values, plus a workbook filled with actionable steps to help students move through their essay process.
Written by fear of flying and anxiety disorder expert David Carbonell, who also teaches a fear-of-flying workshop in Chicago, the “Fear of Flying Workbook” gives readers specific steps to overcome fear.
I mean, it wasn’t that long ago that every student didn’t always get textbooks or a grammar workbook.
At least where her son was concerned, she was never without a workbook.
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