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Estem acostumats a vore als mestres en els museus, però crida poderosament l'atenció la invisibilitat que projecten els docents quan s'endinsen en el territori del museu. Aquest llibre proposa una nova mirada davant les possibilitats d'aprenentatge que es reforcen amb la trobada entre els educadors de museus i els professionals de l'ensenyament. Intentem unir geografies i potenciar estratègies d'acostament. Els museus, convertits en catalitzadors d'activitats educatives, poden servir per a incrementar en tots nosaltres els escenaris de dubte, les zones de frontera, les confuses relacions...

Discover the world of mammals in this delightful nonfiction title! Readers will learn all about different mammals--from primates to marsupials, and rabbits to whales, even omnivores and herbivores. Featuring vivid photos and charts, clear text, and stimulating facts, this Spanish-translated book will have children eager to learn all they can about mammals! This 6-Pack includes six copies of this title and a lesson plan.

Black holes are neither holes nor black. They're invisible and packed with matter! Future astronomers will find out many more fascinating facts about these space phenomena with this intriguing book. Carefully crafted text encapsulates the most important information about black holes, such as how scientists locate them and their significance in a star's life cycle. Amazing photographs support critical concepts and inspire a true appreciation of the spectacles of space.

Learn more about the renowned British scientist, professor, and author who spent his entire career trying to answer the question: "Where did the universe come from?" Stephen Hawking was born exactly three hundred years after the death of the scientist Galileo, so maybe it was written in the stars that he would become a famous scientist in his own right. Although he was diagnosed with a neurological disease at age 21, Stephen did not let the illness define his life. Known for his groundbreaking work in physics, and identified by his wheelchair and computerized voice system, Stephen continued...