Math with CD (Kindergarden, V1 chapters 1-6) [TEACHER'S EDITION]

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California teacher's edition.

Intermediate Algebra: Mathmax

Reviewed by a reader, (Washington, DC United States)

It's not an easy to use CD. (I even can't maximize the windows!)If you're IE user, don't buy this. It requires Netscape and the version included in this CD is 4.0. Check your ISP whether you can use IE or Netscape before you use this CD.

Addison-Wesley Mathematics 1993 Teacher's Edition Grade 2

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This is the Teacher's edition of the Grade 2 book

Activity Math: Using Manipulatives in the Classroom - Grades K-3

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Activity Math: Using Manipulatives in the Classroom (Grades 4-6)

Reviewed by a reader

I would recommend this book for teachers who want a wealth of resources for teaching math in a meaningful way. It does not provide any problems or worksheets but instead gives you multiple ways to teach students math. I use it weekly. I u

Problem-Solving Experiences in Math, Grade 2

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There's more than one way to solve a problem, and this invaluable resource shows students how to find the solution using multiple strategies and a systematic approach that works! Designed to supplement any math textbook, the Teacher Sourc

Linear Algebra: Application Study Guide

Reviewed by a reader

vendetta against Dr. David C. Lay considering he attended the school that Dr. Lay teaches at. John Cavalieri

Reviewed by a reader

beware,, this is addition #1 make sure you get the current edition. The current edition as of spring 99 is #2

Reviewed by a reader

While his poor textbook demands that this study guide be purchased through its own lack of thoroughness, Lay's Study Guide really doesn't help at all.

College Algebra (2nd Edition)

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is text refers to the Paperback edition.

Reviewed by Tiger Chan, (Malaysia)

I am a Math teacher in Malaysia. I own Bittinger's "Elementaryand Intermediate Algebra" and also "Trigonometry". Judging fromthe books I am using as teaching materials, I can say that theBittinger's team has written some of the best Algeb

Shame on the authors for taking advantage of college students. This is extortion! I assume that the authors are college instructors. C'mon folks, we know you don't make that much money, but why take it out on the students? This book is an

Linear Algebra (3rd Edition)

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Reviewed by a reader

After giving up on this book when I first learned Linear Algebra,it has turned out to be a very good reference book on the subject.If you need to, use Anton's book to learn the subject, but I keep this one on my shelf.

Reviewed by Bopape Lesiba Elias "leb25", (Ithaca, New York United States)

end of the book, so often times one has to always rely on the TA office hours to get a homework done. I do not recommend buying this text for a beginner in linear algebra, unless if it's required text for a course.

Reviewed by Nick Oostveen, (Vancouver, BC)

ng to explain it! If you are stuck with this book as a course text, I would highly recommend finding a second, more useful book if you wish to get more than a passing grade.

Reviewed by b. morrison, (PA.)

Having completed much of my Engineering curriculum (spending much time with my face in a math based text over the last few years) I have to say that this is the most useless textbook I have had to date. From a students perspective It is v

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