Novak jose (5 resultados)

Condición: Good. : Este libro, titulado 'Aprendiendo a aprender', es una obra educativa escrita por Joseph Donald Novak, D. Bob Gowin y José Otero. Publicado en español, el libro cuenta con 228 páginas y se presenta en formato de tapa blanda. Es una decimoquinta edición y aborda temas relacionados con la pedagogía y la educación, ofreciendo una guía para mejorar las habilidades de aprendizaje. EAN: 9788427029118 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Educación Título: Aprendiendo a aprender Autor: Joseph Donald Novak| D. Bob Gowin| José Otero Editorial: MR Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 228 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Softcover. Condición: Poor. Front cover is detached but present. Rear cover is missing a piece approx. 1" wide by 1/2" from the upper edge and has a split to the upper end of the spine edge. Covers have some chipping to the front upper edge and are browned. Pages are slightly browned, darker to the edges. ; Spanish text. Original title The Future is Ours, Comrade, Conversations with the Russian, 1960. Pages unopened.…

Soft cover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contributions by: Dudley Blauwet, Ryan Bowling, Alexander U. Falster, Sarah L. Hanson, Jaroslav Hyrsl, Peter Lyckberg, Odulio Jose Marensi de Moura, Milan Novak, Federico Pezzotta, George R. Rossman, William B. Simmons, Gloria A. Staebler, Karen L. Webber Edited by: William B. Simmons, Gloria A. Staebler, David W. Bunk, Alexander U. Falster, Sarah L. Hanson, Karen W. Webber Taking its name from the Latin rubellus, meaning "reddish," rubellite was rare in the ancient world. Its unique properties set it apart from other hard, red gemstones, generically known then as "ruby" or "carbuncle." That distinction was lost during the Dark Ages but revived in the Enlightenment, as science undertook its quest to understand the nature of things. For two and a half centuries, rubellite has had a part of that great unraveling. Today "rubellite" refers to the pink to red variety of tourmaline, a large group of borosilicates. Coveted most for its endless combinations of vivid colors, just a handful of species —elbaite, liddicoatite, rossmanite —form rubellite, which is found as large, gemmy, euhedral crystals in pegmatites across the globe. With articles covering history, culture, science, and localities, our expert authors explore the fascinating world of rubellite and its complicated mineral family. Extraordinary imagery illuminates their stories, enticing readers into the paradox of rubellite and its tourmaline brethren.…

Soft cover. Condición: As New. 1st Edition. As new, great condition. Rare in the ancient world. Its unique properties set it apart from other hard, red gemstones, generically known as "ruby" or "carbuncle." That distinction was lost during the Dark Ages but revived in the Enlightenment, as science undertook its quest to understand the nature of things. For two and a half centuries rubellite has had a part of that great unraveling. Today "rubellite" refers to the pink to red variety of tourmaline, a large group of borosilicates. Coveted most for its endless combinations of colors, just a handful of species - elbaite, liddicoatite, rossmanite - form rubellite, which is found as large, gemmy, euthedral crystals in pegmatites across the globe.…

21x15. 254 pgs. (H2928).