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Why Trust a Scientist?: Shared Knowledge for a Bright Future

Series Orca Think By Kate MacDonald
Illustrators Illustrated by Teddy Kang Edition

Hardcover edition

Publisher Orca Book Publishers Imprint Orca ISBN

9781459842106

Why Trust a Scientist?: Shared Knowledge for a Bright Future

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Science is for everyone.Part of the nonfiction Orca Think series for middle-grade readers, this illustrated book examines how and why trust in science benefits all of society.



Calling all future scientists!



Our world is changing quickly, and our shared challenges can seem overwhelming. We need scientists to tackle climate change, harness the power of artificial intelligence, produce vaccines and so much more. But what does a scientist do all day? How do they decide which of our shared problems to address? How does an idea come to be “scientifically proven”?



Biologist Kate MacDonald provides the inside scoop on the scientific method, where it came from and why its results are trustworthy and not just an interesting observation. Young readers will learn about the human side of research and the creativity and collaboration at the heart of every scientific endeavor. Trust in science—our future depends on it.
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Nonfiction Middle Plus (Grades 5-8)

Nonfiction Middle Plus

Nonfiction Middle Plus (Grades 5-8)

For Grades 5-8
This collection features nonfiction titles offering a broad look at real-world topics of interest to middle school readers. Selections span subjects such as history, science, and biography, emphasizing accessible presentation and engaging approaches that invite curiosity and independent exploration.

14 books per Year
$322.00 per Year
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Nonfiction, Biographies, STEAM, History, Curriculum Support, Independent Reading

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