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First, import your Lesson Plan to DocHub.
Next, select ADD NEW > Select from Device or import your document yourself from the cloud.
As soon as opened, you can start applying changes using features in the top and right-hand panels. In these panels, you can locate the option to bold typeface in your Lesson Plan.
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How to bold typeface in the Lesson Plan

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okay so the very first thing that youre going to be doing with your lesson plan before you do anything else is you have to come up with what teks or what Texas essential knowledge and skills youre going to be using for the lesson plans so thats really where all teachers begin you dont know what youre going to teach until you know what teak or what learning objective that that you need to address so you have to start with the teak and where you start with the tea goes through the Texas Education Agency website and so the website is te a Texas gov once youre here at the TE a website youre going to come here to curriculum and instructional materials and then youll notice here under curriculum standards are the teks or the Texas essential knowledge and skills so youre going to click on this link and youll notice that theyre divided in a couple of different ways so one of the ways that youll see the texts that are the teks is here by subject the other way youre going to see the

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What does bold text indicate?

Bold text. Bold text, sometimes referred to as emphasized text, should only be used to convey information labels and should always be paired with a colon (:). Bold may also be used to label a topic within a table or chart without a colon as long as no other non-bold words follow the words which are in bold.

What is the purpose of bold font?

Bold text is a typographic term that refers to a style of text that is thicker and darker than regular text. It is often used to emphasize or highlight specific words, phrases, or headings in a document.

What font should be used in a lesson plan?

We use Sans Serif type for all of our leveled readers. This is a clear type that is easy to read for young students. We also use Manuscript lettering, which is the type of font that mirrors how the letters that students learn to write.

What does the statement in the bold typeface mean?

Both bold and italics are used to emphasize important words in a text and capture the readers attention.

What do the words in bold type mean?

It is used to emphasize a few words as a bolded text can attract attention from the reader.

What is the meaning of bold typeface?

Bold strongly stands out from regular text, and is often used to highlight keywords important to the texts content. For example, printed dictionaries often use boldface for their keywords, and the names of entries can conventionally be marked in bold.

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