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What is the primary role of CHED in higher education?

  • To enhance research and technology transfer globally
  • To oversee primary education policies
  • To promote mental health exclusively
  • To manage public and private institutions (correct)

According to Aristotle, what is essential for achieving human flourishing?

  • Maximizing pleasurable experiences
  • Accumulation of wealth
  • Living a virtuous life (correct)
  • Cultivating personal relationships

What does Seligman's Well-Being Theory emphasize?

  • Interconnected elements of well-being (correct)
  • Only the individual’s pleasure
  • The importance of acute mental illnesses
  • Avoidance of pain as life’s goal

Which theory suggests that adaptable species thrive under climate change?

<p>Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the concept of Poiesis in Heidegger's Theory refer to?

<p>Revealing through technology (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to Epicurus, what is the purpose of life?

<p>To pursue pleasure and avoid pain (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant contribution did Robert Hooke and van Leeuwenhoek make to biological sciences?

<p>Advanced microscopy and cell theory (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What challenge does Philippine science education currently face?

<p>Insufficient resources and facilities (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Heidegger imply about modern technology?

<p>It transforms human creativity into a resource for exploitation. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What agricultural innovation are the Incans notably credited with?

<p>Creation of advanced irrigation systems. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characteristic distinguishes public goods from private goods?

<p>They are non-excludable and accessible to all. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does utilitarianism differ from hedonism and stoicism?

<p>Utilitarianism promotes communal well-being over individual happiness. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'standing reserve' refer to in Heidegger's philosophy?

<p>The notion of resources being mobilized for human benefit. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Balik Scientist Program aim to achieve?

<p>Encourage Filipino scientists to return and contribute their expertise. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In contrast to Aristotle's focus, what additional dimension does Heidegger add regarding 'truth'?

<p>Truth involves uncovering rather than just creation. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What impact does challenging nature with modern technology have on mental health?

<p>It offers insights into physical aspects of mental health. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Primary Human Needs

  • Influence societal advancement and technological innovation.
  • Involve societal development and the quest for technological advancement.

Heidegger on Nature as "Standing Reserve"

  • Views nature as a resource subject to human exploitation.
  • Argues that modern technology treats nature as a means to an end.

Heidegger’s Criticism of Modern Technology

  • Criticizes modern technology for treating human creativity as a resource.
  • Digital technology reduces human ideas to a resource to be exploited.

Incan vs. Egyptian Agricultural Innovations

  • Each civilization made advancements in agriculture.
  • The Incan empire implemented advanced irrigation systems.

Public vs.Private Goods

  • Public goods are non-excludable and accessible to everyone in a society.
  • National defense is an example of a public good.

Difference between Basic High School and PSHS

  • The curriculum at PSHS emphasizes advanced science education.
  • PSHS prioritizes science research opportunities and the development of future scientists.

Utilitarianism vs.Hedonism and Stoicism

  • Utilitarianism promotes collective happiness through self-control and communal well-being.
  • Hedonism and Stoicism also focus on happiness and well-being but adopt different approaches.

Philippine Science and Technology Policies on Brain Drain

  • Address brain drain through funding of basic research and innovation.
  • Incentivize Filipino scientists to contribute their expertise in the Philippines.

Charles Darwin's Contributions

  • Known for theories on natural selection and evolution.
  • His ideas contributed significantly to our understanding of the natural world.

Challenging Forth in Modern Technology

  • Modern technology forces nature to serve human needs, altering the natural order.
  • Technological advancements impose new pressures on the environment.

Evolutionary Changes and Mental Health

  • Offer insights into the biological and evolutionary aspects of mental health.
  • Show a complex relationship between evolution and mental states.

Heidegger’s Definition of Techne

  • Views techne as a skill that involves craftsmanship and art.
  • He argues for a holistic understanding of technology that incorporates both technical and artistic elements.

Balik Scientist Program

  • Incentivizes Filipino Scientists to return home and contribute their expertise.
  • The program aims to bring back skilled professionals and address brain drain within the science sector.

Green Economy

  • Balances economic growth with environmental sustainability through resource efficiency.
  • Focuses on minimizing environmental impact while promoting sustainable practices.

Heidegger’s Four Causes vs.Aristotle’s

  • Heidegger's four causes add a layer of truth to his philosophy.
  • Unlike Aristotle, Heidegger emphasizes that truth is uncovered rather than created.

Role of CHED in Science Education

  • Oversees higher education policies in both public and private institutions.
  • Plays a pivotal role in shaping and regulating science education in the Philippines.

Aristotle on Human Flourishing

  • Defines human flourishing as living a virtuous life.
  • Emphasizes the pursuit of ethics and virtue as a key to a meaningful and fulfilling life.

Freud’s Psychoanalytic Theory

  • Highlights the influence of unconscious desires on decision-making.
  • Explores the role of the subconscious mind in shaping human behavior

Seligman’s Well-Being Theory

  • Promotes mental health through interconnected elements of well-being.
  • Focuses on building a well-rounded sense of happiness and fulfillment.

Philippine Technology Transfer Act of 2009

  • Aims to enhance research and technology transfer within the country.
  • To bridge the gap between scientific research and the real world.

Darwin’s Theory and Climate Change

  • Climate change accelerates natural selection through selective pressures on species.
  • Some species may thrive while others struggle to survive.

Heliocentric Theory by Copernicus

  • Replaced the geocentric model, positioning the sun at the center of the solar system.
  • This paradigm shift revolutionized astronomy.

Aristotle vs.Plato on Happiness and Morality

  • Both philosophers link happiness and morality, though they have different views on how achieving the good life.
  • Aristotle and Plato explored the interconnectedness of happiness and ethical conduct with varying approaches.

Famous Indigenous Technologies

  • Include medical incubator, banana catsup, and mole remover.
  • Demonstrate creativity and ingenuity in various forms of technology and innovation.

Philippine Science Education Challenges

  • Lack of facilities, teacher shortages, and insufficient resources impact progress.
  • These challenges directly affect the quality and accessibility of science education.

Poiesis vs.Physis in Heidegger’s Theory

  • Poiesis involves revealing through technology, while physis reveals through nature.
  • Illustrates the distinct impacts of technology and nature on human understanding.

Heidegger’s Concept of Revealing

  • Modern technology exploits nature instead of understanding it.
  • Highlights the dangers of a purely instrumental and exploitative approach to technology.

Humanism

  • Focuses on autonomy, individual self-determination, and human potential.
  • Emphasizes the inherent value and potential of every human being.

Role of Positive Relationships in Human Flourishing

  • Provide emotional support and foster a sense of belonging.
  • Strengthen social bonds and contribute to individual well-being.

Epicurus on Pleasure

  • Life's purpose centers on the pursuit of pleasure and avoiding pain.
  • Emphasizes the pursuit of happiness through maximizing pleasant experiences.

Heidegger’s “Challenging Forth”

  • Explains modern technology exhausts nature’s potential for human use.
  • Highlights the unsustainable nature of technology's relentless extraction from the environment.

Contributions of Robert Hooke and van Leeuwenhoek

  • Advanced biological sciences through microscopy and cell theory.
  • their contributions revolutionized our understanding of microscopic life.

AMBISYON NATIN 2040

  • A long-term development plan for the Philippines.
  • Aims to guide the country's progress towards a prosperous and sustainable future.

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