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The Effect of Current Interruption in Electrical Incubation; B550

The Effect of Current Interruption in Electrical Incubation; B550

Lewis W. (Lewis Walter) 1900 Taylor; C. a. (Cecil Aquila) 1891-1964 Gunns; B. D. (Ben Duncan) 1882- Moses

Hassell Street Press
2021
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Electrical Counting

Electrical Counting

Lewis W. B.

Cambridge University Press
2016
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Originally published in 1942, this book was written by the renowned physicist and nuclear scientist Wilfrid Bennett Lewis (1908–87). The text presents an account regarding the technique of electrical counting and its role as an essential aid for research in nuclear physics, reflecting the discoveries of Lewis and his contemporaries at the Cavendish Laboratory. References are also included. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the writings of Lewis, nuclear physics and the history of science.
A Teacher's Cry

A Teacher's Cry

Lewis W Diuguid

Universal Publishers
2004
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The book is an examination of education from the inside. It is rooted in a four-year project in which I returned to high school and wrote about 100 columns published in The Kansas City Star from studying with the Class of 1999 at Washington High School in Kansas City, Kan. A teacher's cry for attention to what takes place in an urban school led to the project. This book would appeal to educators, teachers colleges, parents, businesses and community groups. The book is broken into teachable moments pulled from the columns. The manuscript insists that community involvement in the schools and in the classrooms is how education can best be improved. Journalists and schools of journalism also would benefit from the book because it teaches a different way of covering education. The book attacks the No Child Left Behind Act and underscores how public education must be the No. 1 concern in this election year. Platitudes are not enough.