Since the start of the New Life work in 2009, the most common question has normally been “so, this is cool stuff … what textbook can I use?”\u00a0 I have talked here about the general interest among publishers, who are interested in developing books for the New Life courses (MLCS and Transitions).<\/p>\n
I wanted to give a shout-out to Kathy Almy and Heather Foes, who are getting very close to having the first MLCS book published (by Pearson).\u00a0 Kathy & Heather have worked incredibly hard to develop a textbook, one that combines the content of MLCS with a design that makes learning accessible for students and teaching easier for faculty (especially adjuncts).<\/p>\n
Recently, Kathy shared an image of the cover for their text, which is at http:\/\/almydoesmath.blogspot.com\/2012\/09\/mlcs-book-preliminary-cover.html<\/a>\u00a0 Congratulations to KathyAlmy, Heather Foes, and the folks at Pearson for getting the first MLCS book ready to publish.<\/p>\n [This is not a paid endorsement; however, my college will be using this Math Lit textbook for our new Mathematical Literacy course next semester.]<\/p>\n Join Dev Math Revival on Facebook:
\n[The final bound text might have a slightly different cover.]<\/p>\n
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