Educational: Mathematics, science and technology, general

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In order to build and sustain a successful mathematics program, mathematics leaders need to collaboratively establish a cohesive vision for teaching and learning and put that vision into action.

Deep Space Jams captures and retells factual astronomical, musical events that transpired above earth in the void we know as outer space.

Learn about the elements that make up our world and the science that defines them.

This is a short fun book for children, showing them math simplified so they can learn its not hard and that its necessary to learn math in life.

Manny and Me tells the story of a chance encounter between a praying mantis and a young boy that develops into an enduring summer friendship.

Boohoo for Pluto encourages questions about science and learning.

IQ-Intelligence QuestionThis IQ book has been prepared for secondary school and high school students, with the aim of developing the problem solving skills of the mind.

Histology Class Notes, takes a comprehensive look at Histology and gives one the Big Picture.

Yet Another Little BartonYet Another Little Barton comprises six short stories.

Mathematics is often seen only as a tool for science, engineering, and other quantitative disciplines.

Wouldn't it be great if there were a physics book that showed you how things work instead of telling you how?

Todays synthetic biologists are in the early stages of engineering living cells to help treat diseases, sense toxic compounds in the environment, and produce valuable drugs.

Todays synthetic biologists are in the early stages of engineering living cells to help treat diseases, sense toxic compounds in the environment, and produce valuable drugs.

The book was initially inspired by my young daughter, as she was constantly coming up with more and more complex questions, which I could not answer off the cuff.

Engineering in Space: Adventures of an Astronaut Engineer is an exciting look into space through the eyes of an engineer.

Still Little Barton comprises seven short stories on Bartons early experiences with learning about concepts in measurement.

LITTLE BARTON AGAINLittle Barton Again comprises five short stories on Bartons early experiences in school.

WALKING WITH BARTONWalking with Barton comprises eight short stories involving young Bartons life experiences in different real-life situations.

LITTLE BARTONLittle Barton comprises seven short stories on Bartons early experiences in school.

THE BARTON SERIES The Barton Series was conceptualized and written with the primary objective of encouraging young students to appreciate how mathematics is used in the real world.

This book is written for the young who want to prepare for a technical career or others who may want to broaden their horizons.

Little Douggie is curious about everything, and he has an endless amount of questions that he must find the answers to.

Jolene is a working mother of three who loves her kids and wants them to succeed.

Computer programming is a good exercise for the mind, and its an essential skill that can serve anyone well into adulthood.

MOLECULES and the Chemical Bond is about understanding Schrdingers equation, for chemical systems.

This book is designed to provide new trends of thought concerning the transformation of free energy that occur in living cells and between living cells and their environment.

Did you know that the average adult has about 60,000 miles (95,500 kilometers) of blood vessels?

Did you know the two largest bones in the body, the femur and the tibia, are both found in the legs?

Did you know that there are more than 600 named muscles in the human body?

Did you know the average adult takes 12 to 20 breaths per minute when not doing physical activity?

Did you know that more than 2.

Did you know that the human brain consumes about 20 percent of all energy used by the body?

The Apollo 11 mission began on July 16, 1969.

The first partially reusable rocket was actually a space shuttle.

In the 1980s, Earth and the other planets orbiting the Sun were the only planets known in the universe.

In 1975, NASA launched two spacecraft called Viking 1 and Viking 2.

On February 20, 1962, John Glenn strapped himself into the seat of the Friendship 7.

Columbia was the first space shuttle to launch into space and return to Earth.

Space stations are large structures in space where astronauts live and work.

July 14, 2015, was an exciting day for astronomers.

In the 1900s, nearly 300 million people died from the smallpox disease.

Did you know that baby butterflies look like worms with legs?

Did you know that baby frogs look like fish when they hatch?

Did you know that gases have no size or shape?

Did you know that solids can be hard or soft?

Did you know that liquids take the shape of their containers?

Did you know that people use tractors to make hard work easier?

Did you know that solids can be hard or soft?

Did you know that liquids take the shape of their containers?