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You wrote:

>
>Hi!
>
>I'm helping a student in my physics class prepare for the AP (part
'C').
>I'm new to teaching physics and its the blind leading the blind when it
>comes to the AP test.  He's very bright and motivated and we have a
prep
>book from REA (Research Education Associates).  Its useful, but I'd
like
>to get some other resources.  There's all sorts of books out there from
>Barron's and etc on AP English and what have you but I've had no luck
>finding other physics materials.  Any suggestions?
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>Mark C. O'Connor  (moc@snowcrest.net)
>
>c/o Yreka High School, Preece Way, Yreka, CA  96097
>
Mark,

   The Educational Testing Service itself publishes many useful
documents; syllabi, suggestions and old test questions. The address I
have is

    Advanced Placement Program
    P.O. Box 6670
    Princeton, New Jersey 08541-6670

   However, since the exams are almost here, you might want to get a
number from information, and try to order by phone. I know other people
who have done so, even to the extent of arranging for overnight delivery
at a rather hefty premium. I don't have a phone number, but ETS would be
in the 609 area code. By the way, has your student already registered
for the test?

   Hope this helps.

Ed Schweber
e-mail: EdSchweb@ix.netcom.com