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Remix: Cyber World is an expository nonfiction text with extensive photographic support. Three chapters explore how the Internet can help and hurt us. Many specific events are used to illustrate ideas about the Internet, such as the video Kony 2012 taking only 6 days to get 100 million views and Justin Bieber tweeting about Hélène Campbell’s online campaign for people to become organ donors. Questions such as “How can you help someone who is addicted to the Internet?” spark deeper thinking. A concluding page provides ways for students to reflect on and extend their engagement with the topic.
Clear headings, short chunks of text, easy-to-see captions, and FYI boxes are used on every two-page spread. Red type is used to make key words stand out. A glossary and index are provided.
Sentences are short and simple in structure. Everyday language is used to explain important ideas.
This title is from the REMIX series. Boost success, confidence, and growth for students in grade 7-9 who are reading at a grade 1-3 level.
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Invoice Title: Remix 4.1 Cyber World PRINT & ETEXT
ISBN-10: 1770586660
ISBN-13: 9781770586666
Remix: Meltdown is an expository nonfiction text with extensive photographic support. Three chapters explore the benefits and limits of technology. Many specific events are used to illustrate ideas about technology, such as in tracking the 2011 Japanese tsunami and in failing to prevent the Walkerton water crisis. Questions such as “Why is it dangerous to rely too much on technology?” spark deeper thinking. A concluding page provides ways for students to reflect on and extend their engagement with the topic.
Invoice Title: Remix 4.2 Meltdown PRINT & ETEXT
ISBN-10: 1770586679
ISBN-13: 9781770586673
Remix: Robotic World is an expository nonfiction text with extensive photographic support. Three chapters explore robot helpers, workplace robots and robots of the future. Many specific events are used to illustrate ideas about robots, such as Dr. Jacques Marescaux being one of the first surgeons to use remote controls to remove a bladder and REX, which is the name of a pair of robotic legs. Questions such as “Is it fair to test human intelligence against a programmed computer?” spark deeper thinking. A concluding page provides ways for students to reflect on and extend their engagement with the topic.
Invoice Title: Remix 4.3 Robotic World PRINT & ETEXT
ISBN-10: 1770586687
ISBN-13: 9781770586680