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Gregory Vogt

Autor de Solar System

104 Obras 2,066 Miembros 7 Reseñas 1 Preferidas

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Series

Obras de Gregory Vogt

Solar System (2001) 1,019 copias
The Solar System (Galaxy) (2002) 38 copias
Rockets (Explore Space!) (1999) 37 copias
Jupiter (Galaxy) (2000) 33 copias
Saturn (Galaxy) (2000) 32 copias
Neptune (Galaxy) (2000) 28 copias
Pluto (Galaxy) (2000) 27 copias
Uranus (Galaxy) (2000) 21 copias
Sun (Galaxy) (2000) 20 copias
Mars (Gateway Solar System) (1994) 17 copias
Volcanoes (First Book) (1993) 15 copias
Nebulas (Our Universe) (2000) 11 copias
The Milky Way (Galaxy) (2000) 9 copias
Mars (Our Universe) (2000) 9 copias
Deep Space Astronomy (1999) 8 copias
Moons (Galaxy) (2002) 8 copias
Constellations (Galaxy) (2002) 7 copias
Stars (Galaxy) (2000) 7 copias
Asteroids (Galaxy) (2002) 7 copias
Space walking (1987) 7 copias
Comets (Galaxy) (2002) 7 copias
Space Mission Patches (2001) 6 copias
Moons (Our Universe) (2000) 5 copias
The Sun (Our Universe) (2001) 5 copias
Robot inventor's handbook (2000) 4 copias
Spaceships (1990) 3 copias
Space laboratories (1990) 3 copias
Building reusable rockets (2018) 2 copias
Comets (The Galaxy) (2002) 1 copia

Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Nombre legal
Vogt, Gregory Lowell
Fecha de nacimiento
1944-11-22
Género
male
Nacionalidad
USA
Educación
Oklahoma State University (EdD | 1990)
Ocupaciones
writer
editor
aerospace education specialist
educational affairs liaison
teacher
Organizaciones
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson Space Center
Oklahoma State University
Biografía breve
[from Lerner Publishing website]
Gregory L. Vogt is a senior project manager with the center for educational outreach at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. His duties focus on space biomedicine, teacher training, and work with graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Vogt began his career as an eighth grade science teacher and later joined the NASA Aerospace Education Services Program. He established the Teaching from Space office at the NASA Johnson Space Center. He is a former science museum director. Vogt is an educational consultant and the author of many curriculum guides and more than 90 juvenile and adult science books.

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Denunciada
PBEBOOKS | otra reseña | Feb 10, 2023 |
This book is a really good resource for students who are trying to learn about specific aspects of this gaseous planet. It provides an in depth look at the planet itself. It talks about the planet as a whole, the atmosphere of the planet, and the rings and moons of Saturn. This book is most appropriate for grades 4-6 because of the advanced language it uses.
 
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cbrunner16 | Nov 5, 2019 |
Just Ok. Reading level is supposed to be 5th to 8th grade. There is an unexciting picture of Elon Musk giving a presentation about something in a large lecture hall. Makes going to Mars look over air-conditioned and boring.
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Denunciada
themulhern | Feb 17, 2019 |
This book is informative, but I also feel like there was some useless information in it as well. I didn't find the book particularly interesting, but I did like the photos. For classroom use, I'd look for a different book about stars before I'd use this one.
 
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albethea | Sep 9, 2018 |

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Obras
104
Miembros
2,066
Popularidad
#12,439
Valoración
4.1
Reseñas
7
ISBNs
242
Idiomas
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