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There are several forums for subject areas and math discussions, which
are much more prolific than this one.  One which is a good one is the
NCTM standards group-They discuss everything from Saxon to homework to ...
To subscribe send a message to listproc@sci-ed.fit.edu with the message
subscribe nctm-l yourname
Another good forum is the calculus reform group--They really can get
going!  To subscribe send a message to listserv@e-math.ams.com with the
message subscribe calc-reform.
For precalculus ( which is not very busy, but one I am interested in)
send a message to listserv@IPFWVM.Bitnet with message subscribe PreCalc.
There is also a geometry one but I can't find the address right now. I
have more lists if you are interested.  Right now I think the nctm one
gets the most traffic and would be willing to discuss books.

On Sat, 10 Dec 1994 coeee@IMAP1.ASU.EDU wrote:

> I would like to find a place where high school math teachers can discuss
> the successes and failures of adoption and adaptation of different
> textbooks at all levels.  Is this the proper place to start a discussion
> or does some such site already exist?
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