- Paperback: 60 pages
- Publisher: Authorhouse (June 2005)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1420853058
- ISBN-13: 978-1420853056
- Product Dimensions: 21.6 x 21.6 x 0.4 cm
- Shipping Weight: 181 g
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This biography of a famous woman mathematician named Emmy Noether, who lived long ago, will inspire children's attention toward mathematics! It shows that math isn't just for boys! Girls can achieve mathematical greatness as well! Many girls do not believe this fact. It has been statistically proven that teachers call on boys more than girls when it comes to answering math question in the classroom. This book can help girls gain the confidence they need to answer math questions in class and to amaze their dads while they are doing their math homework! This book can also be used by teachers and parents as a tool to demonstrate the differences and similarities in the vast majorities of cultures that are present around the world.
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Overpriced and not very good, Jun 22 2008
By S. A. Corning - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Emmy Noether, a Woman of Greatness (Paperback)
The title and subject made this seem an ideal book for my niece.The author did a terrible job of presenting the material. There is almost no discussion of what Emmy Noether accomplished, and it ends up being more of a travel story than one about a great scientist and mathematician. The illustrations are very, very poorly done. And to add insult to injury, the price of the book is ridiculous for a paperback. There is as much reference to math on the cover as in the book. The author should rewrite the book, redo the illustrations, and send anyone that bought the book a free copy!
The current title should be, "Emmy Noether, a Woman that deserves more than this poorly written book".
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