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Choi Jae-cheon et al.: Children's University: Biology

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The gypology of our time was answered with a clear answer. The story of a creature that opens to the beauty of life. A series of Children’s Colleges, which introduce children to the world of learning, was released in the window. Bio-history, history, physics and economics have set up a basic science that will be particularly helpful in understanding the world around them, so that children can develop a unified understanding of human and social life. A survey conducted by fifth and sixth graders, and children were asked about each subject, and a lifelong study of the subject answered the child's question. By the answer of a child's question, knowledge and insight, which may seem to be wrong, and yet it can go through the core, we understand the foundation of each subject and various societies? It's a very deep perspective on natural phenomena. Biocreatives tell us how intricate and beautiful the laws of nature are in basic life phenomena, such as the birth and evolution of life, aging and death. Today, with much interest in the value of biodiversity and animal happiness, it is a book of warm encouragement to children to grow up as warm people who love all life.

Korean title: 어린이 대학: 생물

Korean author: 최재천 외

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936447106

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SY*****
August 3, 2017

The second and second year of summer school readings are recommending a post-doc for children's vacation book, which is full of knowledge to answer questions about the good things that are being taught. "Children Ask, Mathematics Answer," and in the university of children, it was a recommendation to children who gave clear answers to their questions about what life is, how man will evolve, why it should die. Stephen Jay Gould, an American biologist, was inspired by the skeleton of Tyrannosaur

MK*****
August 1, 2017

Changbei has published a new series of children's colleges. The public event was only briefly launched as a signal for the release. I've been in a good mood for so long. It's made up of the type of stuff that children ask and the stone science answers. Be easy to write science, and write it in public. Both of you are well-written and well-spoken scientists who have the ability to solve difficult sciences, and you are my favorite people, so you have a very friendly book for biology. Often, as

YE********
July 28, 2017

I recommend it to a lot of kids who are asking questions about living things! A lot of knowledge is explained in a way that makes sense!

최재천 외: 어린이 대학: 생물
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