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Super Female Scientists
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Reading Level: 7 Interest Level: 7–12+
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Super Female Scientists
At a time when women in scientific professions were rare, a few talented individuals managed to rise to the top of their fields . Despite battling discrimination and other gender-related setbacks, these scientists made lasting contributions in marine biology, pediatric medicine, computer science, engineering, and space science . This illuminating and inspiring set focuses on lesser-known women whose work pushed the boundaries of what was possible during the twentieth century . Although female scientists often did not receive the recognition they deserved at the time, their achievements laid the groundwork for what became possible in the modern era .
Provides historical and social context of each woman’s accomplishments Relates comprehensive details about enhancements to these scientists’ field of study Elaborates on the key place each woman occupies in history to meet informational text standards requirements
School & Library Price reflects 25% off the List Price Library‑bound Book List $37.10 / S&L $27.85 eBook List $37.10 / S&L $27.85 4-Book Print Set List $148.40 / S&L $111.40 978-1-7253-4177-7
TITLE DEWEY Grace Hopper: Computer Pioneer
Xina M . Uhl, Christy Marx • 978-1-7253-4045-9 621 .39 eBook: 978-1-7253-4046-6
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Xina M . Uhl, Magdalena Alagna • 978-1-7253-4048-0 629 .45 Z ©2020 eBook: 978-1-7253-4049-7
Sylvia Earle: Oceanographer and Conservationist
Xina M . Uhl, Katherine White • 978-1-7253-4051-0 578 .77 Z ©2020 eBook: 978-1-7253-4052-7
Virginia Apgar: Groundbreaking Doctor
Xina M . Uhl, Melanie Ann Apel • 978-1-7253-4054-1 617 .9 Z eBook: 978-1-7253-4055-8 Reading Level: 7 Interest Level: 7–12+
6” x 9” • Library Binding • 104 pp . • Black-and-White and Full-Color Photographs • Bibliography • Biographies • Further Information Section • Glossary • Index • Sidebars • Timelines • Websites
Grace Hopper: Computer Pioneer Mae Jemison: First Female African American Astronaut
