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Which of the following best describes the focus of Earth Science?
Which of the following best describes the focus of Earth Science?
- The creation and invention of things to fulfill needs.
- The transformation of society's views on nature through mathematics and physics.
- The study of formal systems to produce knowledge.
- The features and changes of the Earth. (correct)
Formal Sciences primarily rely on empirical observation and experimentation.
Formal Sciences primarily rely on empirical observation and experimentation.
False (B)
What Greek words are the origin of the word Technology, and what do they mean?
What Greek words are the origin of the word Technology, and what do they mean?
The word technology comes from the Greek words 'technē' and 'logos,' meaning 'art' and 'word,' respectively.
The Intellectual Revolution was initiated during the 17th century, transforming society's views about ______.
The Intellectual Revolution was initiated during the 17th century, transforming society's views about ______.
What was a significant outcome of the Intellectual Revolution?
What was a significant outcome of the Intellectual Revolution?
Match the following intellectual revolutions with their key figure:
Match the following intellectual revolutions with their key figure:
What defines Technology as a product?
What defines Technology as a product?
The Intellectual Revolution solely involved scientific advancements and had no impact on societal beliefs or lifestyles.
The Intellectual Revolution solely involved scientific advancements and had no impact on societal beliefs or lifestyles.
Which activity best exemplifies 'Science as a personal and social activity'?
Which activity best exemplifies 'Science as a personal and social activity'?
Applied science focuses primarily on discovering fundamental scientific principles, while pure science emphasizes the practical application of these principles to create new technologies.
Applied science focuses primarily on discovering fundamental scientific principles, while pure science emphasizes the practical application of these principles to create new technologies.
Provide one practical example of how technology emerges from the application of scientific knowledge.
Provide one practical example of how technology emerges from the application of scientific knowledge.
The branch of science concerned with the study of human society and the relationships among individuals is known as ______ science.
The branch of science concerned with the study of human society and the relationships among individuals is known as ______ science.
Match the following branches of science with their primary focus:
Match the following branches of science with their primary focus:
Which of the following activities is the LEAST aligned with the core principles of scientific inquiry?
Which of the following activities is the LEAST aligned with the core principles of scientific inquiry?
How does 'science as an idea' differ from 'science as a body of knowledge'?
How does 'science as an idea' differ from 'science as a body of knowledge'?
If a research project aims to invent a new type of solar panel using unconventional materials, it is solely classified as applied science.
If a research project aims to invent a new type of solar panel using unconventional materials, it is solely classified as applied science.
Which of the following is the most important indicator of a presentation scoring 'Advanced' in 'Understanding of the Topic' according to the rubric?
Which of the following is the most important indicator of a presentation scoring 'Advanced' in 'Understanding of the Topic' according to the rubric?
According to the rubric, a presentation that shows confidence, is informative, and engages the audience would be rated as 'Beginning' in presentation skills.
According to the rubric, a presentation that shows confidence, is informative, and engages the audience would be rated as 'Beginning' in presentation skills.
Name two characteristics of a presentation that would score high ('Advanced') in the 'Creativity' criterion, based on the rubric.
Name two characteristics of a presentation that would score high ('Advanced') in the 'Creativity' criterion, based on the rubric.
According to the rubric, a group that readily accepts others' ideas, is able to compromise, and involves all members contributing demonstrates excellent _______.
According to the rubric, a group that readily accepts others' ideas, is able to compromise, and involves all members contributing demonstrates excellent _______.
A presentation in which factual information is somewhat accurate and the presenter shows a fair understanding of the topic would be rated as what in 'Understanding of the Topic'?
A presentation in which factual information is somewhat accurate and the presenter shows a fair understanding of the topic would be rated as what in 'Understanding of the Topic'?
A group where one person does all the work demonstrates a high level of cooperation, according to the rubric.
A group where one person does all the work demonstrates a high level of cooperation, according to the rubric.
Which of these characteristics is LEAST likely to be associated with an 'Advanced' rating in the 'Presentation' category?
Which of these characteristics is LEAST likely to be associated with an 'Advanced' rating in the 'Presentation' category?
Match the presentation quality with its corresponding performance level based on the provided rubric:
Match the presentation quality with its corresponding performance level based on the provided rubric:
Flashcards
Science
Science
Comes from the latin word "Scientia" which means "to know". It involves learning new facts through problem-solving and the systematic study of the natural world via observation and experiment.
Science as an idea
Science as an idea
Ideas, theories, systematic explanations, and observations about the natural and physical world.
Science as an activity
Science as an activity
Systematic and practical study of the natural and physical world through observation and experimentation.
Science as knowledge
Science as knowledge
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Science as a social activity
Science as a social activity
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Pure Science
Pure Science
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Applied Science
Applied Science
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Technology
Technology
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Earth Science
Earth Science
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Formal Sciences
Formal Sciences
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Intellectual Revolution
Intellectual Revolution
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Fields transformed during Intellectual Revolution
Fields transformed during Intellectual Revolution
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Mark of Intellectual Revolution
Mark of Intellectual Revolution
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Significance of Intellectual Revolution
Significance of Intellectual Revolution
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Examples of Revolution
Examples of Revolution
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Topic Understanding
Topic Understanding
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Presentation skills
Presentation skills
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Presentation Creativity
Presentation Creativity
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Group Cooperation
Group Cooperation
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Advanced Understanding
Advanced Understanding
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Competent Understanding
Competent Understanding
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Progressing Understanding
Progressing Understanding
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Beginning Understanding
Beginning Understanding
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Study Notes
- Module 1 aims to cover general concepts and historical events in science, technology, and society
- Lesson 1 will discuss Intellectual Revolution and the Defined Society
Science
- In Latin Scientia means to know
- The term involves learning new facts and problem solving
- Encompasses systematic study of physical and natural world
- Through observation and experimentation (scientific method),
- Science includes ideas, theories, and explanations about the natural and physical world.
- Science encompasses a systematic study of the natural and physical world involving systematic observation and experimentation.
- Science as a body of knowledge is learning about the natural and physical world, similar to school science.
- Science as a personal and social activity is intertwoven in human lives
- It helps people to develop better understanding of the world around them to improve and survive life
Classification of Scientific Research
- Pure Science focuses on searching for just knowledge, ideas, and information
- Applied Science searches for the uses of knowledge, ideas, and information
- Technology provides us with the craft, tool, material, instrument, apparatus, or machine through product of applying the scientific knowledge
Main Branch of Science
- Social Science is a field concerned with human society and the relationships within it.
- Sub-fields include economics, geography, political science, anthropology, history, archeology, linguistics, law, and sociology.
- Natural Science deals with the natural world
- Natural Science is concerned with the phenomena and objects of nature and the physical world
- Natural Science involved with comprehension, description, and prediction of natural phenomena using empirical and observational evidence
Branch Natural Science
- Life Sciences studies all living things development, changes features, and history
- Physical Science is the study about matter and energy
- Earth Science studies features and changes of the Earth
Formal Science
- Formal science uses formal systems to produce knowledge and explore different disciplines.
- Formal sciences ranges from Mathematics, Logic to Computer Science and Information Technology
Technology
- The term comes from the Greek words technê and logos meaning art and word respectively, involves creating/inventing things
- This involves creating things that fulfill needs and desires
- Technology is the product of the application of understanding natural laws to solve practical problems
Intellectual Revolution
- It is a movement of enlightenment initiated during the 17th century
- Developments in the fields of mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, and chemistry transformed the views of society about nature
- The ideas generated during this period to enabled society to reflect, rethink, and reexamine their beliefs and way of life
- Scientific experiments and philosophical writing became trendy.
- It was the golden age for people committed to scholarly life in science
- Marked by questioning of traditional dogmas and values
- There were scientific individuals that led to their painful death or condemnation from the religious institutions who try to persevere their faith, religion, and theological view
- The revolution is significant in the development of human beings, transformation of society, and in the formulation of scientific ideas
- It improves the conduct of scientific investigations, experiment, and observations
- Led to the creation of new research fields in science and prompted the establishment of a strong foundation for modern science
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