Science, Technology, and Society Module 1

The systematic and methodical process of acquiring knowledge about the universe through observation and experimentation.

The application of scientific knowledge, laws, and principles to create solutions to real-world problems.

A group of individuals living in a defined community, sharing a common culture.

An interdisciplinary field exploring how science and technology shape society.

The investigation of topics using methods and insights from multiple academic disciplines.

A framework for understanding complex systems and their interactions.

A set of procedures for analyzing data and predicting future outcomes.

The practice of using technology to track and influence people's behavior.

The study of crucial events, discoveries, and inventions that shaped modern scientific and technological advancements.

Time period marked by basic tools for survival, fire usage, and early agriculture.

Tools like stone tools, used for hunting and gathering, were essential for survival.

The invention of the wheel, cuneiform script, and advancements in engineering (like pyramids) are key contributions from this era.

This period focused on religion, philosophy and saw technological development, with the rise of universities.

A time of scientific breakthroughs, based on evidence and experimentation, impacting society and laying the foundation for modern science.

This method emphasizes gathering evidence through systematic observation and experiments, shaping advancements in science and technology.

The invention of the printing press, the compass, and the development of mechanical clocks are some of the key innovations of this period.

A period marked by rapid advancements in technology, industry, and globalization, transforming communication, health, and lifestyles.

A period characterized by machines replacing manual labor, leading to factories and urbanization.

A period of major technological leaps, including electricity, automobiles, airplanes, and computers, significantly impacting daily life.

The current period focused on advanced technologies like AI, biotechnology, and quantum computing, with a profound influence on various aspects of society.

The process of combining scientific knowledge with practical application to create tools, systems, and processes that address human needs and improve quality of life.

Ancient technologies and practices used by Filipinos before Spanish colonization, demonstrating ingenuity and adaptation to the environment.

The period when Spanish colonization introduced Western science and technology, influencing education, infrastructure, and religion.

A period after colonization marked by a focus on science and innovation, emphasizing local inventions and research, aiming to advance the Philippines in technology.

A historical period where new ideas and principles significantly change thoughts, beliefs, and societal structures.

The theory that Earth and the other planets revolve around the Sun.

The scientific revolution that replaced the Earth-centered view of the universe with the Sun-centered model, proposed by Nicolaus Copernicus.

A theory explaining how species evolve over time through the survival and reproduction of individuals with advantageous traits.

The process where organisms inherit, develop, and adapt traits that enhance their survival and reproduction.

A method of treating mental illness and a theory explaining human behavior, focusing on unconscious thoughts and motivations.

The part of the unconscious mind driven by primal instincts and desires.

The part of the personality that mediates between the id's desires and the superego's moral rules.

A process that unites citizens of a country by establishing shared goals, interests, and preferences, preventing separation.

Scientific knowledge and technological advancements are crucial for addressing problems and improving economic productivity.

The agency responsible for advancing scientific and technological capabilities in the Philippines, composed of planning councils, scientific bodies, services, and research institutes.

A program designed to encourage Filipino scientists to return to the Philippines and contribute their expertise to national research and development.

A scientist who returned to the Philippines through the Balik Scientists Program and focuses on utilizing technology for natural resource management and climate change solutions.

A Philippine law enacted in 1958 to promote scientific and technological research and development.

The impact of scientific revolutions on societies includes challenging existing norms, promoting critical thinking and innovation, and influencing cultural expression.

The influence of intellectual revolutions on culture is evident in artistic, literary, and philosophical movements.

A law that provides scholarship slots to students from low-income families.

A law aimed at strengthening and developing the Filipino startup ecosystem by providing benefits and programs.

A law establishing a framework for accelerating the development and use of renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and geothermal.

A law that brings together scientists from abroad to help improve the Philippines' scientific research and development.

A tool that captures detailed spatial data, creating 3D representations of cultural heritage sites and artifacts.

A technology that involves taking images at various wavelengths, allowing us to see beyond what the human eye can.

Technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) that immerse users in historical and cultural contexts.

An act requiring the government to promote tourism that respects nature, local communities, and cultural heritage.