Author: Yang Fengyou
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: When you think of science, what comes to mind? Perhaps you'll recall busy scientists in laboratories, complex instruments, or profound knowledge. In daily life, we often encounter science-related things that inspire fear, such as struggling with thick manuals for home appliances, leaving many people bewildered. Over time, people subconsciously "hand over" science to those who specialize in research.
Mr. Yang Fengyou has been engaged in science education in middle schools for many years. Through his teaching practice, he deeply understands that the best learning outcomes can only be achieved by letting students learn science through hands-on activities. He believes that scientific problems are right around students, and the materials for hands-on science experiments are also within reach of children. For this reason, he spent nearly five years writing this book specifically for students.
He uses vivid illustrations to guide students to focus on scientific problems in their daily lives, guiding them to conduct science experiments using readily available household items. He encourages students to explore independently, discover truths through exploration, master tools for understanding things, and apply these tools broadly to their lives.
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