Description
Cover has scuffing, creases, and wear, especially around corners edges spine. Pages are clean inside with discoloration around outer edges. Binding is secure.
This 1972 teacher’s edition of “Interaction of Earth and Time” is a fascinating artifact from the era when earth science education was undergoing a major shift towards a more inquiry-based approach. Published in the wake of the Space Race and growing environmental consciousness, this textbook aimed to engage students in active exploration of geological concepts through hands-on activities and experiments.
The authors, including renowned geologists like Eldridge Moores, were at the forefront of this pedagogical movement, recognizing the importance of fostering scientific curiosity and critical thinking in the classroom. With its focus on the dynamic processes that shape our planet over vast timescales, this book challenged traditional rote learning methods and encouraged students to think like scientists.
For collectors and educators alike, this well-worn copy bears the marks of its service in classrooms across America, where it inspired a generation of young minds to unravel the mysteries of the Earth’s ever-changing landscapes. Despite its age and wear, the secure binding and legible interior pages make it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of science education or seeking insights into the scientific zeitgeist of the 1970s.
