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Post: mathematical physics for all students

Posted by stewart on 5/03/09

Thank you for publishing this article. this needs to be
stated all over the usa. Our kids, majority and minority,
are being sold out by the educational establishment by not
having them take a mathematical high school physics course.
Of course the high school phsyics teacher must make the
mathematical course "user friendly" so that the students
can learn how to do physics problem solving and not sit in
the classroom and be perplexed. Prpoerly prepared lessons
must be made for especially at risk students in order for
them to master a mathemtically based hgihs chool physcis
course.

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