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Trumbauer, Lisa

 
9780313322457: Exploring Animal Rights and Animal Welfare: [Four Volumes] (Middle School Reference)

Sinopsis

Throughout history humans have used nonhuman animals in many different ways to ensure the success of their survival, and throughout history there have been differing opinions about how and when animals should be used for satisfying human needs. Some argue that we should no longer use animals in ways that seem to exploit them. Others argue this is okay as long as the animals are not hurt. In this four-volume set, information is provided in an objective manner to encourage students to think critically and to form their own opinions about this important topic.

Volume 1: Using Animals for Food

Volume 2: Using Animals for Research

Volume 3: Using Animals for Entertainment

Volume 4: Using Animals for Clothing

Grade 5


  • 160 Photographs
  • Sidebars and Fact boxes
  • Glossary
  • Pronunciation key
  • Index

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Críticas

"Equally suited for assignment use or for personal explorations of a tough and touchy subject, this set will be a valuable addition to all but the smallest reference collections."-School Library Journal "This series is leveled at a juvenile audience, specifically middle school age students. Written on an approximately 4th to 5th grade level, the books are easy to read and understand. Recommended."-E-Streams "The text is easy to read and comprehend and delivers information in an unbiased manner....useful for research papers or as a resource for debate topics and is recommended for school and public libraries."-Booklist/Reference Books Bulletin "This set for middle-schoolers examines the ways animals are treated or mistreated by humans. All sides of the issues are spelled out. The text is easy to read and delivers information in an unbiased manner."-Booklist Twenty Best Bets for Student Researchers ?Equally suited for assignment use or for personal explorations of a tough and touchy subject, this set will be a valuable addition to all but the smallest reference collections.?-School Library Journal ?This series is leveled at a juvenile audience, specifically middle school age students. Written on an approximately 4th to 5th grade level, the books are easy to read and understand. Recommended.?-E-Streams ?The text is easy to read and comprehend and delivers information in an unbiased manner....useful for research papers or as a resource for debate topics and is recommended for school and public libraries.?-Booklist/Reference Books Bulletin ?This set for middle-schoolers examines the ways animals are treated or mistreated by humans. All sides of the issues are spelled out. The text is easy to read and delivers information in an unbiased manner.?-Booklist Twenty Best Bets for Student Researchers

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Throughout history humans have used nonhuman animals in many different ways to ensure the success of their survival, and throughout history there have been differing opinions about how and when animals should be used for satisfying human needs. Some argue that we should no longer use animals in ways that seem to exploit them. Others argue this is okay as long as the animals are not hurt. In this four-volume set, information is provided in an objective manner to encourage students to think critically and to form their own opinions about this important topic. Volume 1: Using Animals for Food Volume 2: Using Animals for Research Volume 3: Using Animals for Entertainment Volume 4: Using Animals for Clothing Grade 5

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