Copyright Date:
2019
Edition Date:
2019
Release Date:
08/15/18
Pages:
64 pages
ISBN:
1-538-30324-8
ISBN 13:
978-1-538-30324-5
Dewey:
610.9
LCCN:
2017048763
Dimensions:
24 cm.
Language:
English
Reviews:
School Library Journal
(Thu Nov 01 00:00:00 CDT 2018)
Hagler, Gina . The Evolution of Military Technology . ISBN 9781538302859 . Kamar, Haq . The Evolution of Computer Technology . ISBN 9781538302828 . Lake, J. The Evolution of Transportation Technology . ISBN 9781538302873 . Marie, Paula . The Evolution of Agricultural Technology . ISBN 9781538302798 .ea vol: 64p. (Evolving Technology). diag. further reading. glossary. index. maps. photos. reprods. websites. Britannica . Aug. 2018. lib. ed. $37.70. Gr 6-8 Detailing the history of various technologies from the earliest civilizations to today's modern society, this well-researched set provides readers with a thorough analysis of the advancements in scientific knowledge that have transformed the world. Carefully crafted chapters examine each technology's early appearances, revolutionary innovations, mechanical advances, contemporary uses, and future applications, and they do so in an engaging way that maintains reader interest. Anecdotal sidebars provide additional human-interest elements to the text, and the variety of graphics, including archival images, color photos, art reproductions, diagrams, and maps, keep the reading experience fresh and visually appealing. Suggestions for further inquiry, located in the back matter of each book, provide enthusiastic students with additional resources for independent investigation. VERDICT Highly recommended for middle schoolers.
Bibliography Index/Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Modern medicine was no accident, except when it was. The history of medical innovation, which spans centuries, is filled with killer diseases, scientific inquiry, accidental discoveries, and brilliant machines. Readers will embark on a journey across time from Ancient Egypt to the twenty-first century, and learn about the creative mistakes and ingenious solutions physicians, scientists, and regular people devised to explore and heal the human body. As we prepare for the Next Generation Science Standards to enter our schools, curious minds will enjoy delving into the history of medical innovation.