Foundations of Earth Science, 8e Frederick Lutgens, Edward Tarbuck, Dennis Tasa (Test Bank)

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Students use their mobile device to scan a pre-tagged Pearson textbook figure, and an animation, video, or interactive tutorial illustrating the figure’s concept launches immediately. No slow Web si... tes or hard-to-remember logins required. By scanning figures associated with the BouncePages icon, students are immediately connected to the digital world and can deepen their learning experience with the printed text. Many of the pages also include hands-on practice opportunities for students to directly apply what they just learned. There are also short URLs in the caption of each SmartFigure, ensuring that students who may not own a mobile device can access the digital learning objects. NEW! BouncePage SmartFigure links throughout the text include: SmartFigure Condor Videos use a quadcopter with a GoPro camera mounted to film 10 key geologic locations and processes. These process-oriented videos are designed to bring the field to the classroom or dorm room and improve the learning experience. Mobile Field Trips, which accompany geologist-pilot-photographer Michael Collier in the air and on the ground, enable students to see and learn about iconic landscapes that relate to discussions in the chapter. Brief SmartFigure Animations, created by text illustrator Dennis Tasa, animate a process or concept depicted in the textbook’s figures. This technology allows students to view moving figures rather than static art to depict how a geologic process truly moves throughout time. SmartFigure Tutorials are sophisticated, annotated illustrations that are also narrated videos. Modular approach driven by Learning Objectives Four-part learning path facilitates active learning, allowing students to focus on important ideas and pause to assess their progress at frequent intervals: The chapter-opening Focus on Concepts lists the learning objectives for each chapter. Each section of the chapter is tied to a specific learning objective, providing students with a clear learning path to the chapter content. Each chapter section also concludes with Concept Checks, a feature that lists questions tied to the section’s learning objective, allowing students to monitor their grasp of significant facts and ideas. Give It Some Thought questions ask students to analyze, synthesize, and think critically about geology. Concepts in Review, a fresh approach to the typical end of-chapter material, provides students with a structured and highly visual review of the chapter. Consistent with the Focus on Concepts and Concept Checks, the Concepts in Review is structured around the section title and the corresponding learning objective for each section. Compelling, hallmark features Bold magazine-like design supporting the learning path is visually appealing and provides an effective showcase for the program’s highly respected artwork by Dennis Tasa. Smaller, more manageable content modules that focus on core geologic principles are included in each chapter and make key concepts more accessible than ever. Art that teaches and motivates includes high-quality photographs and line art that were carefully selected to About the book Bringing the textbook to life Using augmented reality, Pearson’s BouncePages app launches engaging, interactive video and animations that bring the pages of Foundations of Earth Science to life. Students use their mobile device to scan a pre-tagged Pearson textbook figure, and an animation, video, or interactive illustrating the figure’s concept launches immediately. No slow Web sites or hard-to-remember logins required. By scanning figures associated with the BouncePages icon, students are immediately connected to the digital world and can deepen their learning experience with the printed text. [Show More]

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