Human Computer: Mary Jackson, Engineer
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Step into the inspiring world of trailblazing women in STEM with the book Human Computer: Mary Jackson, Engineer. This captivating book chronicles the life of Mary Jackson, an icon in the field of engineering, renowned for her pioneering contributions at NASA. Perfect for young readers, the book is not just an engaging story; it’s a powerful blend of facts presented in a poetic form that keeps kids involved and curious. Readers will be transported through Mary's journey, from her humble...
Show moreStep into the inspiring world of trailblazing women in STEM with the book Human Computer: Mary Jackson, Engineer. This captivating book chronicles the life of Mary Jackson, an icon in the field of engineering, renowned for her pioneering contributions at NASA. Perfect for young readers, the book is not just an engaging story; it’s a powerful blend of facts presented in a poetic form that keeps kids involved and curious. Readers will be transported through Mary's journey, from her humble beginnings to a celebrated career where she shattered glass ceilings and defied stereotypes.
Each page is filled with fun activities and thought-provoking 'quote connections' that encourage critical thinking and inspire future leaders. This book not only serves as a biography but also acts as a conversation starter about the impact of women in science. Children will learn about perseverance, curiosity, and the importance of following one's passions.
The book features a clear and concise glossary that makes understanding complex terms easy, ensuring that even the youngest readers grasp the fundamentals of engineering and science. As they move through her timeline, children will gain a greater appreciation for the challenges Mary faced and how she became a figure of inspiration for generations to come.
This book stands as a beacon of hope and motivation, particularly for young girls. It fosters their dreams of entering the field of engineering and science by showing them that they, too, can overcome obstacles. With illustrative storytelling and relatable language, this book will captivate the hearts and minds of children everywhere.
Less| manufacturer | Nomad Press |
|---|---|
| height | 9.2 |
| weight | 0.39903669422 |
| width | 0.2 |
| length | 9.3 |
| languages | [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ] |
| productGroup | Book |
This book is perfect for children aged 6 to 12, making it ideal for early readers as well as middle-grade students.
Absolutely! This book highlights a woman's achievements in engineering, but its themes of curiosity and perseverance are universal.
Yes! The book contains fun activities and engaging questions to foster discussions about science and engineering.
Definitely! It’s perfect for classrooms focusing on STEM, inspiring projects, or discussions about historical figures in science.
Mary Jackson was an African American mathematician and aerospace engineer at NASA, notable for her role in the American space race and her advocacy for women in STEM.