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The Spiceland-Thomas “Organized Learning Framework” presents material in a clear, concise, and balanced fashion through a widely praised conversational writing style.
Financial Accounting, 5th EditionBy David Spiceland and Wayne Thomas and Don Herrmann ©2019
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The Spiceland-Thomas “Organized Learning Framework” presents material in a clear, concise, and balanced fashion through a widely praised conversational writing style.
Financial Accounting, 5th Edition By David Spiceland and Wayne Thomas and Don Herrmann©2019
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A highly respected and time-tested title that employs a rigorous, proven pedagogy widely used by a majority of top business programs.
Financial Accounting, 10th EditionBy Robert Libby, Patricia Libby, and Frank Hodge ©2020
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A highly respected and time-tested title that employs a rigorous, proven pedagogy widely used by a majority of top business programs.
Financial Accounting, 10th Edition By Robert Libby, Patricia Libby, and Frank Hodge ©2020
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A decision maker’s approach that builds critical-thinking skills and drives conceptual foundations by delaying the use of terms like “debits” and “credits.”
Introductory Financial Accounting for Business, 1st EditionBy Thomas Edmonds and Christopher Edmonds ©2019
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A decision maker’s approach that builds critical-thinking skills and drives conceptual foundations by delaying the use of terms like “debits” and “credits.”
Introductory Financial Accounting for Business, 1st EditionBy Thomas Edmonds and Christopher Edmonds ©2019
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A user’s approach that drives students to understand financial accounting’s overall impact on a business.
Fundamental Financial Accounting Concepts, 10th EditionBy Thomas Edmonds, Christopher Edmonds, Frances McNair, and Philip Olds ©2019
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A user’s approach that drives students to understand financial accounting’s overall impact on a business.
Fundamental Financial Accounting Concepts, 10th EditionBy Thomas Edmonds, Christopher Edmonds, Frances McNair, and Philip Olds ©2019
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A balanced approach with an engaging writing style, entrepreneurial focus, and data-driven pedagogy shown to improve Accounting Cycle understanding.
Fundamentals of Financial Accounting, 6th EditionBy Fred Phillips, Robert Libby, and Patricia Libby©2019
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A balanced approach with an engaging writing style, entrepreneurial focus, and data-driven pedagogy shown to improve Accounting Cycle understanding.
Fundamentals of Financial Accounting, Sixth EditionBy Fred Phillips, Robert Libby, and Patricia Libby©2019
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A “building-block” approach with a visually engaging presentation and streamlined coverage, including real-world business examples and analytical decision-making tools.
Financial Accounting Fundamentals, 7th EditionBy John Wild ©2019
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A “building-block” approach with a visually engaging presentation and streamlined coverage, including real-world business examples and analytical decision-making tools.
Financial Accounting Fundamentals, 7th Edition By John Wild ©2019
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A streamlined, visually enhanced edition that uses real business examples, analytical decision-making tools, and a highly engaging “building block approach.”
Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions, 9th EditionBy John Wild ©2019
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A streamlined, visually enhanced edition that uses real business examples, analytical decision-making tools, and a highly engaging “building block approach.”
Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions, 9th EditionBy John Wild ©2019
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A selection of the Financial chapters from the popular Fundamental Accounting Principles title, taking a step-by-step approach to sole proprietorship examples to help build student confidence.
Principles of Financial Accounting (Chapters 1-17)24th Edition By John Wild and Ken Shaw ©2019
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A selection of the Financial chapters from the popular Fundamental Accounting Principles title, taking a step-by-step approach to sole proprietorship examples to help build student confidence.
Principles of Financial Accounting (Chapters 1-17)24th Edition By John Wild and Ken Shaw ©2019
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Digital tools to help your students succeed in your Financial Accounting course
McGraw Hill Connect® for Financial Accounting provides the most comprehensive solution to the market. Each asset in Connect is designed to address pressing course challenges, like student engagement, student preparedness, and relevancy. No matter how your course is designed, we have a solution that’s got you covered.
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Helping students get ready for your course
SMARTBOOK® – Smartbook makes study time as productive and efficient as possible. SmartBook identifies and closes knowledge gaps through a continually adapting reading experience that highlights portions of the content based on comprehension. Students have a visual representation of the areas in which they have demonstrated understanding, as well as areas in which they need to focus. The result? More confidence, better grades, and greater success.
Helping students prepare for lecture
CONCEPT OVERVIEW VIDEOS – Videos that teach each chapter’s core learning objectives and concepts through an engaging multimedia presentation. These learning tools bring the text content to life through video, audio, and checkpoint questions that are graded for accuracy – ensuring students complete and fully comprehend the material. Concept Overview Videos harness the full power of technology to truly engage and appeal to all learning styles. Concept Overview Videos are ideal in all class formats—online, face-to-face or hybrid.
Helping students engage in class
GENERAL LEDGER PROBLEMS – General Ledger problems offer students the ability to record financial transactions in a series of statements using the same spreadsheet-based recording system that their end-of-chapter content is built on. By hyperlinking entries between statements, General Ledger problems allow students to see how transactions post from one statement to another while giving an overview of the accounting cycle. Easy no-scroll navigation, instant “Check My Work” feedback, and fully integrated hyperlinking across tabs show how inputted data affects each stage of the Accounting process.
Helping students prepare for the workforce
EXCEL SIMULATIONS - Drives students to practice their Excel skills, such as basic formulas and formatting, within the context of accounting. When enabled by the instructor, these questions feature animated, narrated Help and Show Me tutorials.