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9780313329012: A Student's Guide to Earth Science [4 volumes]: Words and Terms, Important People, Developments and Discoveries, Debatable Issues

Sinopsis

This four-volume set presents an overview of earth science from the earliest observations of ancient peoples to discoveries of today's scientists. Earth science includes astronomy, geology, meteorology, and oceanography. The first volume, Words and Terms, defines important words in these sciences. The contributions made by such scientists as Galileo, Sir Edmund Hailey, and Florence Bascom are described in the second volume Important People, which highlights contributions made by women and minority groups to a traditionally male profession. Developments and Discoveries, the third volume, traces the history and development of this science, and the fourth, Debatable Issues, presents the most hotly debated topics today, such as space exploration and global warming.

Volume 1: Words and Terms

Volume 2: Important People

Volume 3: Developments and Discoveries

Volume 4: Debatable Issues

Grades 6-8


  • 300 Photographs, maps, charts, and graphs
  • Sidebars and fact boxes
  • Primary documents
  • Glossary
  • Cumulative index in each volume

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Críticas

"This set provides an overview of earth science including astronomy, geology, meteorlogy, and oceanography."-Library Media Connection "The target audience are students in middle and early high school, although the higher grades will also find it useful reading....Each volume is a valuable companion for any course in any or all of the various scientific aspects of Earth Science."-SB&F "This small set on earth science provides a convenient format for students. Quite a wealth of information usually found in more advanced sources is included....This reference set will be a valuable addition for a library serving either middle school or high school students."-VOYA "These four volumes would be useful in a public library, but would be especially useful in middle and high school libraries. Each volume indicates a cumulative index and a timeline of the evolution of earth science. Users will be pleased with the light heft of the volumes and the conversational tone of the text."-E-Streams "This set furnishes basic information pertinent to the study of earth science....this source would be best utilized in an upper-elementary (grades fix and six) and a grades five through eight middle school where introductory-level earth science classes are taught. The value for the price merits consideration."-Booklist/Reference Books Bulletin "You will need to share these volumes with your science teachers the minute they arrive and help them create assignments that will help students begin their research.... Teachers may be as interested in using these to help define activities related to earth sciences as making assignments to get students into the volumes."-Reference for Students ?This set provides an overview of earth science including astronomy, geology, meteorlogy, and oceanography.?-Library Media Connection ?The target audience are students in middle and early high school, although the higher grades will also find it useful reading....Each volume is a valuable companion for any course in any or all of the various scientific aspects of Earth Science.?-SB&F ?This small set on earth science provides a convenient format for students. Quite a wealth of information usually found in more advanced sources is included....This reference set will be a valuable addition for a library serving either middle school or high school students.?-VOYA ?These four volumes would be useful in a public library, but would be especially useful in middle and high school libraries. Each volume indicates a cumulative index and a timeline of the evolution of earth science. Users will be pleased with the light heft of the volumes and the conversational tone of the text.?-E-Streams ?This set furnishes basic information pertinent to the study of earth science....this source would be best utilized in an upper-elementary (grades fix and six) and a grades five through eight middle school where introductory-level earth science classes are taught. The value for the price merits consideration.?-Booklist/Reference Books Bulletin ?You will need to share these volumes with your science teachers the minute they arrive and help them create assignments that will help students begin their research.... Teachers may be as interested in using these to help define activities related to earth sciences as making assignments to get students into the volumes.?-Reference for Students

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This four-volume set presents an overview of earth science from the earliest observations of ancient peoples to discoveries of today's scientists. Earth science includes astronomy, geology, meteorology, and oceanography. The first volume, Words and Terms, defines important words in these sciences. The contributions made by such scientists as Galileo, Sir Edmund Hailey, and Florence Bascom are described in the second volume Important People, which highlights contributions made by women and minority groups to a traditionally male profession. Developments and Discoveries, the third volume, traces the history and development of this science, and the fourth, Debatable Issues, presents the most hotly debated topics today, such as space exploration and global warming. Volume 1: Words and Terms Volume 2: Important People Volume 3: Developments and Discoveries Volume 4: Debatable Issues Grades 6-8

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