The A-Z of Science: For Budding Young Scientists

by Richard Stone

“TELL ME AND I FORGET. TEACH ME AND I REMEMBER. INVOLVE ME AND I LEARN.” –BENJAMIN FRANKLIN My 20 years of experience in children’s education has led me to one very important conclusion; successful teaching must be a two-way interaction between teacher and student . Simply reading off a presentation or from a book is no longer enough. Children must be captivated , engaged and inspired . That is where this book comes in. Containing 26 short and sharp chapters for every letter of the alphabet, this scientific content is simply explained in a fun and captivating manner to ensure those young minds are fully engaged and actually enjoy the reading and learning process, a crucial factor for later life success. This book is targeted to children and young adults, and can either be read or read to. In fact, i’m sure there are many adults who could learn a thing or two! This book will provide an excellent foundation of knowledge on which all other aspects of science, from chemistry and biology to physics, can be built upon. Included in this This book will teach some of the most fundamental science topics to help the reader get ahead of their class and ace those science exams . With computer science and technology based careers becoming increasingly fruitful, those children who have a better grasp of fundamental science will see their career prospects soar. So scroll up and click the “Buy now” button to get ahead of your class and ace those science exams! Buy the paperback version of this book and get the kindle version included for FREE .

61 pages, Paperback

Published March 10, 2019

About the author

Richard Stone is the senior science editor for HHMI Tangled Bank Studios, where he oversees science content for documentaries and other nonfiction productions and manages media partnerships. Prior to joining HHMI Tangled Bank Studios, Stone was the international news editor at Science Magazine, where his writing often featured datelines from challenging reporting environments such as Cuba, Iran and North Korea.

Stone’s experience in international science and education includes stints as a Fulbright Scholar at Rostov State University in Russia in 1995-96 and at Kazakh National University in Kazakhstan in 2004-05. As a science writer, he has contributed to Discover, Smithsonian and National Geographic magazines, and is the author of the nonfiction book “Mammoth: The Resurrection of an Ice Age Giant.” Stone earned a B.S. in genetics from Cornell University, and he did graduate work in biophysics at the University of Pennsylvania and science communication at the University of California, Santa Cruz. In his spare time, he enjoys playing squash and writing science fiction screenplays.

Reviews

[Ryan Ray Kroells · Rating 5 out of 5]

So good

We was a really good book I had a great time reading the book and I think I learned a lot about science 👍👍👍