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This text is excellent. Easy to read, Geometry, by Ray C. Jurgensen far surpasses the content found in many of today's Geometry textbooks. Each chapter begins with a visual, tied into the subject of the text itself. Exercises are simple, yet effective in teaching the material in print form to readers .Each chapter contains an algebra review, which is a skill that is lacking in most high school geometry students. Each chapter also contains a challenge questions, along with application questions.
I firmly believe that schools and teachers should buy up these texts and use them as supplementary material for Geometry classes in high school. For the money, you cannot find a better book. I would wager, as well, that the books authored by the co-writers, Richard G. Brown, and John W. Jurgensen, would be worth investigating. Good writers flock together, and a well written math textbook is worth its weight in gold.
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