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La ciencia que no se aprende en la red

La ciencia que no se aprende en la red

Carolina Martín Piñol / Joan Santacana Mestre / Laia Coma Quintana / María Victoria López Benito / Nayra Llonch Molina / Neus Sallés Tenas / Pau Senra Petit / Tània Martínez Gil

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Editorial:
Editorial Graó
Año de edición:
2017
Materia
Didáctica: Ciencias sociales
ISBN:
9788499807553
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Este libro se basa en un proyecto interdisciplinar, basado en la arqueología, cuyo objetivo es sumergir al público adolescente enlas ciencias naturales, la física, la química y las matemáticas. Es bien sabido que las disciplinas científicas requieren del laboratorio de la misma forma que la mecánica requiere del taller y la historia requiere del archivo, ya que hay conocimientos que no se pueden aprender fácilmente en un libro o en Internet. Este libro va de esto; parte de la premisa según la cual para aprender cualquier cosa es necesario antes tener ganas de aprenderla. 10

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