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According to Paul Hickman:
>
> Gary wrote:
> ...The treatment we use is Hewitt, supplemented by Hickman's workbook.
> Nothing out of the ordinary.At then end of Mechanics,
>
> Gary!
> My wife Jennifer would be pleased to know that you are using her workbook.
> I also use it in my 9th grade Physics Honors and regular Physics class to
>  suppliment and compliment Paul Hewitt's text.
>
> I am always suprized that many who teach high school physics are not aware of
>  Jennifer's student workbook. It is called "Problem Solving Exercises in
>  Physics"
> Addison-Wesley 1991 (about $9). A second edition will be comming out soon and
>  Jennifer would love to have some feedback about which chapters need more
>  problems and what topics are missing.
>
> It sounds like you have put together a great course.
> Paul
>

Paul, i too have a class set of the workbook in my classroom.
However, i have to admit that I use them once a while. I like
to collect problems from many textbooks including several
college text such as University Physics, Gianconi's text,
Fundamental Physics and the others. I then type up all the
problems and decorate them with graphics before I hand out to
stidents.

Judy  Ng
jng@pen.k12.va.us