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《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》课前预习和课后复习整理之用，有助于提高课堂学习效果。对于上课没听懂的同学，使用《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》等于把一个优秀教师请回了家。中等水平以上学生都有这样的感觉：平时学习感觉不错，可是一到考试，总是有一些题目做不出来。究其原因就是考试内容比教材要求要难一些。《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》就是填补教材与考试之间的差距，以考试的要求，对教材知识进行全面的挖掘和提升，使同学们在考试时能居高临下，得心应手。《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》适合九年级科学课练习。

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《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》课前预习和课后复习整理之用，有助于提高课堂学习效果。对于上课没听懂的同学，使用《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》等于把一个优秀教师请回了家。中等水平以上学生都有这样的感觉：平时学习感觉不错，可是一到考试，总是有一些题目做不出来。究其原因就是考试内容比教材要求要难一些。《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》就是填补教材与考试之间的差距，以考试的要求，对教材知识进行全面的挖掘和提升，使同学们在考试时能居高临下，得心应手。《经纶学典•教材解析:科学(9年级下册)(浙J国标)(修订版)》适合九年级科学课练习。

• 作者：獭上尉 发布时间：2020-03-20 20:22:44

  提纲挈领，观点正统，可备一观。

• 作者：小石 发布时间：2008-03-20 10:15:13

  重新提出了“流动性”的概念，重视走出校园，跨文化体验的重要性。但很遗憾，在控制性和灵活性之间，他没有走得更远。

• 作者：Yth910 发布时间：2019-02-25 21:33:07

  书里好多错。有的题解析越看越乱。还有的例题估计都是作者自己编的，没什么实际意义。

• 作者：question—— 发布时间：2024-05-14 13:23:32

  小说只能当小说读

• 作者：水无月之初 发布时间：2022-05-13 00:13:44

  小白在读《聪明的投资者》时有点困惑，所以还是决定补了下基础知识。再回头看清晰多了！ 就是这本基础知识中一些相对略复杂的知识点，比如债券修正久期，资本市场线，证券市场线等等，对于真正的零基础来说还是有点突兀不够连贯，还是需要额外看一些纵深的内容讲解，仅凭教材理解和记忆都会存在一定问题。

• 作者：瑞鶴 发布时间：2019-08-19 09:47:01

  是一部很诚实的记述啊，看了以后会想到美国哪个国父说的来着，“这一代人应该好好地搞好政体，下一代人就可以认真地做工程技术，然后第三代人就可以做艺术了”，也就是说，第一代人的事情没搞好，后面一直都会受到拖累，嗯，从飞机设计到很多方面，莫不如是。

• 多样性是自然进化出来的规律，对于社会也一样。

  作者：子非鱼 发布时间：2022-12-01 23:02:45

  《韧性社会》讲的是基于疫情所带来的影响，对整个社会产生的一系列的影响和变化，从而对我们个人提出了一些要求，比如说弹性的要求。所谓韧性其实是让你多预备很多的可能性，而不只是在一个道路上勇往直前。

  当你具有韧性的时候，具有反弹回来和伸缩的这样特性的时候，就不会因为某一种单一的模式或者是思路而受限。

  就像整个生物圈一样，森林的系统里有自己复原的能力，虽然大火会烧毁一定的树木和草地，同时也会带来新生。所以我们的社会在制度设计和规范的问题上也会提出这样的要求，这也是特殊的时代所给予的。对应到每一个人也是这样的。

  这个书分为4个篇章分别，讲了韧性与社会防范冲击新冠疫情的例子，宏观经济的人性以及全球的人性。

  

  之所以需要韧性是因为单一的内容很脆弱，当它受到攻击或者是威胁时就很容易全军覆没，而多样性会促进韧性的发展，就好像大自然一样。森林是一个生态的系统，它高低起伏参差不平，不会因为某种植物的灭失，而整个森林就不复存在，就像恐龙虽然很厉害，但是灭绝它们只需要一次气候变化。

  一方面我们以前在追求效率的过程里，马力开得过于强大，而把存量，也就是备份和预案的能力搞得不足，甚至会认为这种以防万一的思想是有点多余和不合时宜的。就像我们在平时演练地震逃生一样，看起来都是在做无用功，浪费时间，因为很多时候都用不到，但是在紧急情况真有地震发生的时候是可以救命的。而平时如果不演练的话，到了真来地震的时候就可能会付出生命的代价，因为会发生各种的恐慌和措施的不到位等等。

  

  如果考虑到韧性在一些制度设计和体制管理当中都是可以体现的，也就是提前预防和预备。而当下的社会是不确定性是主要的力量，所以我们应该培养接受波动的能力，同时要培养复原力及韧性。

  就像新东方在非典以后汲取教训，他们的账上要留够足够的现金退给学生和老师的费用，在这次疫情当中就着实的起作用了。

• A walk in the woods of the beauty of danger

  作者：Too Bed 发布时间：2008-01-19 02:48:21

  Just as Sunday Times said “This is a seriously funny book.” It can’t be more true.

  “A walk in the woods” tells a true story about how Bill Bryson and his out-of-shape fellow Stephen Katz covered the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Georgia to Maine, from south to north on the eastern coast of the U.S, how crazy it sounded at first and how difficult the whole project was and how they finally made it. It was a miracle.

  It is really funny. I couldn’t help laughing out in the silent self-study room when I was immersed in his fantastic combination of the words and sentences, his extremely interesting jokes and relaxing language, even if he was describing the trouble they got into, the horrible bear they encountered, the heavy pack on the back and the despair they tried to avoid but sometimes failed, he kept telling a story in such a comfortable rhythm. Sometimes I just wonder how he could keep calm in such a frightening environment and then describe it as something happened on a planet that has not been named by human being. Let me give an example. It was one night when then slept in the mountain and Bryson heard some noise which was probably from a black bear. He warned Katz the coming monster and asked him whether he had got some ‘weapon’ to defend himself.

      ‘Stephen,’ I whispered at his tent, ‘did you pack a knife?’

      ‘No.’

      ‘Have you got something sharp at all?’

      He thought for a moment. ‘Nail clippers.’

      I made a despairing face. ‘Anything a little more vicious than that? Because, you see, there is definitely something out here. ’

  Sometimes I was just under the illusion that I was reading a book about the hard journey in the woods but the script of ‘Friends’, which also happened in the U.S, but a department full of delicious food and close and friends, instead of the potentiality of being food of an evidently unfriendly stranger called ‘bear’ or something you even don’t know its name. But that’s his style. Challenge your nerves while laughing to tears.

  But it is serious, essentially. You can see the sincerity and gravity it held through the total 350 pages, from the very start to the very end. It is true and rather natural he spent a lot of ink on the astonishing landscape of silent forests and sparkling lakes, on his fear when he was besieged by the freezing air and relief after escape from the hell, his resoluteness to conquer all the obstacles in the lonely forest and extreme happiness when back to the modern world which ‘produce’ comfort. But that’s not all. What distinguishes the book from other record of the adventure in the woods it the author’s caring beyond his personal experience and feelings.

  He trudged along the trail, what’ more, he loved it and showed sympathy towards every life, the real owner of the woods. He offered a lot of historic contexts of the trail and the every national park on the way, he worried about the extinct species and complained about the government’s negligence of their duty, but also he understood their shortage of funds. He really worried, but never castigated, never lost his distinguished style of touching a serious topic with tender and elegance.

      The National Park service actually has something of a tradition of making things extinct.

      Thus the Park Service biologists managed wonderfully unusual accomplishment of discovering and eradicating in a new species of fish in the same instant.

  What’s more serious and touching is, of course, the friendship, just as Bryson put in the frond page ‘To Katz, of course.’ They two had gone through too much together; they seemed not a good match in any aspect though. I even burst into tears when he lost Katz for a whole day in the woods and worrying that he would never saw him again and missed him forever in the rest of his life just because his crazy plan to conquer the trial. Fortunately, they met again. And, they decided to quit, with only one mountain left, seeing the victory waving but saying goodbye with pity buried in mind.

  So, they didn’t complete actually, they hand only done 870 miles, considerably less than half, not a huge amount more than one-third, but apparently it paid off, as Bill put it,

      I thought for a moment, unsure. I had come to realize that I didn’t have any feelings towards the AT that weren’t thoroughly contradictory. I was weary of the trail, but captivated by it; found the endless slog increasingly exhausting but ever invigorating; grew tired of the boundless words but admired there boundlessness’ enjoyed the escape from civilization and ached for it’s comforts. All of this together, all at once, every moment, on the trail or off.

  Then Katz went back to his country and they could only talk about the hard but happy days in the woods. They missed a lot. It just reminded the most moving words I have ever read. That’s from the last page of ‘On the Road’ by Jack Kerouac.

      ‘so in America when the sun goes down and I sit on the old broken-down river pier watching the long, long skies over New Jersey and sense all that raw land that rolls in one unbelievable huge bulge over to the West Coast, and all that road going, all the people dreaming in the immensity of it...’