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What does the term 'Eudaimonia' specifically refer to in the context of human flourishing?
What does the term 'Eudaimonia' specifically refer to in the context of human flourishing?
- A state of wealth and prosperity
- Being good-spirited and finding happiness (correct)
- Achievements in scientific fields
- The pursuit of power and dominance
According to Aristotle, what is the primary factor that contributes to human flourishing?
According to Aristotle, what is the primary factor that contributes to human flourishing?
- Following strict scientific methodologies
- The accumulation of material wealth
- Possessing rational minds and free will (correct)
- The ability to exert control over others
Which of the following best describes the 'Scientific Method'?
Which of the following best describes the 'Scientific Method'?
- An unverified belief system
- A philosophical approach to achieving happiness
- A tentative explanation of a problem (correct)
- Steps used to approach artistic endeavors
What is the philosophical approach of Aristotle towards the concept of 'The Good'?
What is the philosophical approach of Aristotle towards the concept of 'The Good'?
What role does diversity and collaboration play in the scientific community according to the content?
What role does diversity and collaboration play in the scientific community according to the content?
Which of the following represents a component of human flourishing as per Aristotle?
Which of the following represents a component of human flourishing as per Aristotle?
What does the term 'phronesis' refer to in Aristotle's view of flourishing?
What does the term 'phronesis' refer to in Aristotle's view of flourishing?
Which factor is NOT associated with Aristotle's notion of achieving 'Eudaimonia'?
Which factor is NOT associated with Aristotle's notion of achieving 'Eudaimonia'?
What was a significant contribution of the galleon trade between 1565-1815?
What was a significant contribution of the galleon trade between 1565-1815?
Which aspect of knowledge was emphasized in schools during the Spanish Era in the Philippines?
Which aspect of knowledge was emphasized in schools during the Spanish Era in the Philippines?
What role did indigenous knowledge play in the pre-Spanish Philippines?
What role did indigenous knowledge play in the pre-Spanish Philippines?
During the American period, what was a major change in the educational system of the Philippines?
During the American period, what was a major change in the educational system of the Philippines?
What type of trading did the Spanish facilitate through the galleon trade?
What type of trading did the Spanish facilitate through the galleon trade?
In what areas did the Americans influence the development of the Philippines during their period?
In what areas did the Americans influence the development of the Philippines during their period?
Which of the following was a characteristic of the Metal Age in the Philippines?
Which of the following was a characteristic of the Metal Age in the Philippines?
What was the focus of science education during the American period in the Philippines?
What was the focus of science education during the American period in the Philippines?
What is one potential advantage of implementing indigenous science in the development of technology?
What is one potential advantage of implementing indigenous science in the development of technology?
Which body is primarily associated with the implementation of Science and Technology policies in education?
Which body is primarily associated with the implementation of Science and Technology policies in education?
What role does the curriculum play in the implementation of science and technology policies?
What role does the curriculum play in the implementation of science and technology policies?
What is a significant challenge faced in the implementation of science and technology projects?
What is a significant challenge faced in the implementation of science and technology projects?
Why is the examination of policies essential in the context of science and technology development?
Why is the examination of policies essential in the context of science and technology development?
What can be inferred about the relationship between science education and national development?
What can be inferred about the relationship between science education and national development?
What is the primary reason for integrating indigenous knowledge into science curricula?
What is the primary reason for integrating indigenous knowledge into science curricula?
What is a potential impact of effective science and technology policies on education?
What is a potential impact of effective science and technology policies on education?
What does Indigenous Science primarily guide human societies in?
What does Indigenous Science primarily guide human societies in?
Which of the following is NOT a scientific attitude developed through Indigenous beliefs?
Which of the following is NOT a scientific attitude developed through Indigenous beliefs?
Indigenous Science includes knowledge in which of the following areas?
Indigenous Science includes knowledge in which of the following areas?
What is one way Indigenous Science contributes to agriculture?
What is one way Indigenous Science contributes to agriculture?
Which of the following areas does NOT fall under Indigenous Science?
Which of the following areas does NOT fall under Indigenous Science?
The structure of Indigenous Science is shaped by which of the following?
The structure of Indigenous Science is shaped by which of the following?
Which of the following best describes the concept of Indigenous Science?
Which of the following best describes the concept of Indigenous Science?
What is a fundamental difference between Eastern and Western Philosophy regarding human flourishing?
What is a fundamental difference between Eastern and Western Philosophy regarding human flourishing?
Which of the following statements about the concept of human flourishing is most associated with Western Philosophy?
Which of the following statements about the concept of human flourishing is most associated with Western Philosophy?
How does Indigenous Science affect community interactions with the environment?
How does Indigenous Science affect community interactions with the environment?
In comparing Eastern and Western Perspectives, which characteristic is often wrongly attributed to Eastern Philosophy?
In comparing Eastern and Western Perspectives, which characteristic is often wrongly attributed to Eastern Philosophy?
In the context of the scientific method, what is typically the first step in addressing a problem?
In the context of the scientific method, what is typically the first step in addressing a problem?
Which of the following steps in the scientific method involves predicting the outcome based on the hypothesis?
Which of the following steps in the scientific method involves predicting the outcome based on the hypothesis?
Study Notes
Human Flourishing in Terms of Science and Technology
- Human flourishing, or Eudaimonia, according to Aristotle, is attained when a person acquires qualities like phronesis, friendship, wealth, and power.
- Aristotle believes the good is what is good for purposeful and goal-directed entities, as each species has its own finality.
- The text emphasizes the importance of individual human's rational minds and free will.
Indigenous Science
- It is a part of the indigenous knowledge system practiced by various groups of people.
- Indigenous Science includes knowledge, expertise, practices, and representations that guide societies in their interactions with the environment.
- These interactions include agriculture, medicine, explaining natural phenomena, and coping strategies for environmental changes.
- It is collectively lived in and experienced by the people of a given culture.
- Indigenous Science promotes scientific attitudes like motivating, cooperating, practical, and reflective attitudes.
The Philippines and Science: A Historical Overview
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Pre-Spanish Philippines:
- Evidence of science embedded in traditional practices:
- Planting crops for food production
- Care for animals
- Predicting seasons and climates by observing heavenly bodies
- Using plants for medicinal purposes.
- Technology is reflected in house building, irrigation systems, and tools for daily life.
- Evidence of science embedded in traditional practices:
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Metal Age:
- Advanced designs in gold and silver jewelry, ceramics, and metal tools.
- Trade with China, Indonesia, Japan and other nearby countries.
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Spanish Era:
- Filipinos adapted to Spanish culture and practices, including Christianity.
- Educational institutions were established introducing subjects and disciplines.
- Science education focused on the human body, plants, animals, and heavenly bodies.
- Technology focused on developing house tools.
- The Galleon Trade impacted culture, language, and the environment.
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American Period:
- Americans established a public education system, improving engineering works and health conditions.
- Minerals were explored and exploited.
- They restructured Science education in public and private schools, focusing on nature studies and sanitation.
- Public hospitals for lepers were developed.
- Infrastructures improved the movement of products and goods.
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Explore the concepts of human flourishing, or Eudaimonia, as defined by Aristotle, alongside the principles of Indigenous Science. This quiz delves into how these ideas intersect with rational thought, free will, and environmental interactions. Enhance your understanding of both philosophical and scientific perspectives.
