The Sources™ Approach: Classics

McGraw-Hill/Dushkin's Sources™ approach--started in 1992--involves gathering into one bound volume 40 to 46 of the primary source writings that have shaped an area of study. Carefully selected by an academic editor, these writings are presented in as close to their original form as possible and are edited only to enhance understanding by the student readers. The academic editor writes a brief introduction to each selection presenting the historical context of the selection and the importance and impact it has had on the discipline.

We have 10 volumes in our Sources series. Please take a moment to look at the table of contents for the volume that is most suited to your discipline. We are sure that you will agree that the names and the selections represented in each volume clearly form the foundation for your area of study. An instructor's guide with testing material is available for each volume.

We welcome your comments or questions.

For the Instructor: Instructor's Resource Guides

Printed and  Online Instructor's resource guides are available for specific products. Each includes a test bank as well as specific suggestions on how to best use the product in your course.

• Contact your McGraw-Hill Higher Education sales representative to order the printed version of your Instructor's Resource Guide and to get access to the online IRG or call McGraw-Hill Education Customer Service at: 1.800.338.3987 prompt 3
  
  
• If you have an Instructor's Resource Guide passcode you can use it to access the online IRG here.

Note: Due to the nature of the Instructor's Resource Guides we must verify that only instructors have access to them. This is why we do not give online access to these products from this public Web site. Once verified, only instructors are given access to the online versions.