STS Midterms Flashcards

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it is a broad field of study that is focused in discovering how the nature works and using that knowledge to describe what is likely to happen in nature

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Science

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it is based on the assumption that events in the physical world follows orderly _____ and ___ patterns that can be understand through careful observation, measurements, and experimentations.

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cause and effect patterns

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what are the 6 steps in scientific method?

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  1. make an observation
  2. make a question
  3. make a hypothesis
  4. conduct an experiment
  5. draw a conclusion
  6. report your results
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it is a pursuit of knowledge about the natural world through systematic observation and experimentation. through this, we can develop technology

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science

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it is the application of scientific knowledge to into a practical purposes

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technology

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science use this in the experimentation process

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technology

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it is the SUM TOTAL of our INTERACTIONS as humans, including the interactions that we engage in to figure things out and make things

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society

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a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction

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society

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a large social group that share the same geographical or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority or dominant cultural expectations

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society `

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how is science and technology affect society?

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science influences society through its knowledge and world view

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the ___ and ____ used by the scientists influence the way many thinks about themselves, others, and the environment

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scientific knowledge and procedures

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how is science and technology affects society? give me 5

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  1. science influences the way people thinks
  2. it is making our life easier
  3. science has given us the chance to pursue societal concerns such as ethics, aesthetics, education, and justice
  4. to create cultures
  5. to improve human conditions
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the effect of science in the society is neither ______ nor _____

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completely beneficial nor completely detrimental

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the impact of science in the society is ____. but society also influences science

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evident

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how does society affects science?

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the society values and beliefs affects what scientists will study and how they do it. the way society thinks and acts shapes how science is done and what questions asked.

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science to society

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seeks to improve

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science to technology

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inform

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society to science

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demands more

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technology to science

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demands more

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because of science, society?

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benefits from

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because of science, technology?

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makes life easier

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it is the use or application of scientific knowledge for specific purposes

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technology

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what are the 8 ancient periods? from oldest to the latest

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  1. sumerian civilization
  2. babylonian civilization
  3. egyptian civilization
  4. greek civilization
  5. roman civilization
  6. chinese civilization
  7. medieval or middle age
  8. modern times
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improvements in the field of science and technology are products of __________ or ___________ of the earlier works

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products of people’s imagination or
gradual improvements of the earlier works

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in ancient time, people were concerned about: TWCCE
transportation weapons and armors communication conservation of life engineering and architecture
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out of necessity, people from ancient times were able to ____ and _____ things that would impact the lives of modern people
discover and invent things
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location: southernmost tip of the ancient Mesopotamia (Tigris-Euphrates River)
Sumerian civilization
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the Sumerian civilization flourished between what BCE
4100- 1750 BCE
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they are known for their high degree of cooperation and the desire for great things
Sumerians
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the first writing system which utilizes pictures and triangular symbols carved on clay and left to dry.
Cuneiform
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the great ziggurat of ur is also known as the
mountain of God
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the great ziggurat was constructed using
sunbaked bricks
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Showcases elaborate and intricate Sumerian architecture and the remarkable technology used to build it
the Great Ziggurat of Ur
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during the Sumerian civilization, these systems were used to bring water from the rivers to areas with scare water supply allowing year-long farming and harvesting.
Irrigation System
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Were to control flood from the rivers
Dikes
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some sources attributed this invention to the Sumerians. it is essential in transportation and trading as well as in fostering culture, information, and technology.
Sailboat
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invented this in the later part of their history since tools were already available. It is used for farm work and food processes. Farmers were able to mill grains with less effort in less time allowing for mass production.
wheels
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– used in farm cultivation - Farmers can dig the ground at a faster pace allowing them to plant seeds much faster - Can cultivate larger parcels of land and increase food production without taking so much time and effort
the plow
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to facilitate faster and easier travel by organizing the traffic
roads
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the roads are made up of
sunbaked blocks covered with bitumen
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- Very useful during the rainy seasons, when traveling in soft and muddy roads is difficult
roads
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Babylonian civilization emerged
near the Tigris-Euphrates River
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Became a great military under King Hammurabi
Babylonian Civilization
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King Hammurabi ruled from
1792-1750 BCE
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They are know to be great builders, engineers, and architects
Babylon
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can be marveled from stories of historians and painting that portrays the place since no physical evidence has been found to prove its existence
the hanging garden of Babylon
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what are some of the contribution of Sumerians
1. cuneiform 2. great ziggurat of ur 3. irrigation and dikes 4. sailboats 5. wheel 6. the plow 7. roads
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According to the legends, the great Babylonian King __________ II built the garden for his wife, Queen ______
King Nebuchadnezzar II to Queen Amytis
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- Located in North Africa
Egyptian Civilization
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Egyptian Civilization flourished on
3100-525 BCE
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- Is a plant that grows abundantly near the Nile River in Egypt - Made writing a lot easier
Paper or Papyrus
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these were used before papyrus
clay tablets
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since engraving ceased to be used in writing, and alongside with the invention of paper or papyrus, ____ for writing is necessary
ink
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how to make ink? by combining?
soot with different chemicals
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-ink is used to record
history, culture, and codified laws
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ink should be _____ and should ______ the elements of nature
tamper proof and should withstand the elements of nature
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is a system of writing developed by the Egyptians which uses symbols
Hieroglyphics
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Remains of this writing can still be seen todays and remains to be as famous as the pyramids where they are found
Hieroglyphics
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- Hieroglyphics was the ______ that tells the modern world about the history and culture of the ancient Egypt
language
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– invented the use of this - For health and aesthetic purposes
Cosmetics
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- Wore _____ around the eyes to prevent and even cure eye disease
Kohl
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- Believe that wearing make -up protects from ____ and that beauty was a sign of ______.
evil and holiness
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- Today, cosmetic industry is a ______ industry
multi-billionaire
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at present, _______ enhance the appearance of the people who are balding or try new hair trends
wig
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- In ancient Egyptian times, the wigs were used to _____________ of wealthy Egyptians from the harmful rays of the sun
protect the shaved head
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utilizes gravity that affects the flow of the water from one vessel to the other. In the process, time is measured.
water clock or clepsydra
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- Was used as a time keeping device
water clock or clepsydra
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is an archipelago in the southeastern part in Egypt
Greece
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Greek civilization flourished on
1200-323 BCE
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when was the death of alexander the great
323 BCE
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Greece was known to be the
birthplace of modern philosophy
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Greeks have in depth works on _____ and _____
philosophy and mathematics
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More than coliseum and the Olympics, the Greek civilization contributed much to the world, especially in the fields of __________
science and technology
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used large complicated mechanisms to time the alarm
alarm clock
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the alarm clock used?
water, small stones or sand
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Purpose was to tell an individual when to start and stop
alarm clock
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used in agricultural processes for milling of grains
water mills
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The history of the roman empire can be divided in to 3 distinct periods:
The period of kings republican Rome imperial Rome
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the period of kings time
625-510 BC
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republican Rome time
510-31 BC
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imperial Rome time
31 BC - AD 476
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Roman civilization - Considered to be the cradle ______ and ________ during that period
politics and government
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contained announcements of the roman empire to the people
newspaper
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– first newspaper, known as the ____
gazettes
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- Made before the invention of paper, announcements were engraved on _________ or _________
metal or stone tablets
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- The invention of paper made ______ of these gazettes a lot easier
publication
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- stacking of papyrus to form pages bound together, providing covers to protect the papyrus were the first __________ or ______
bound book or codex
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considered the continuous Greek architecture, hence, the resemblance
Roman Architecture
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number system to address the need for a standard counting method
Roman Numerals
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- Legends claim that the earliest rulers in China were the _______, from ______-______ BC
Xia Dynasty from 2100-1600 BC
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Considered to be the oldest civilization in Asia, if not the world
Chinese dynasty
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The Chinese dynasty was also known as the
middle kingdom
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Chinese dynasty made famous because of its _____ trade
silk trade
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connected east China to the world making way for cultural, economic, and scientific exchanges.
silk
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- Used silk, from ________, to produce ___ and _____
silkworms for clothing and paper towels
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made from shredded dried tea leaves
tea production
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Used as a product in trade aside from silk A famous beverage in the world today
tea production
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the only man-made structure visible from the outer space to control the borders of China and keep invaders out
The Great Wall of China
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today, some sections are ruin, it is still a world attraction due to its _______ and ______
historical significance and architectural grandeur
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Originally developed by a Chinese alchemist to attain immortality but accidentally developed a black powder
gunpowder
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is also used in fireworks during important celebrations in China
gun powder
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Medieval or Middle Age flourished around
500-1500 CE
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* Tainted with massive invasions and migrations
middle age
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Wars were prevalent during medieval, and technological advancement for _____, _______, _________, and ______is needed
weaponry, navigation, mass food and farm production, and health
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* During the latter part of the period, there was a significant increase of population, ____ and ______ among nations increase resulting to greater demand for _________technology
trade and commerce; transportation technology
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Printing press was invented by
Johannes Gutenberg
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Printing press soon evolved to become the
mechanical printing press
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Used to address the need for publishing books that would spread information
printing press
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used to magnify things invisible to the eye
microscope
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was the first to develop the first compound microscope
Zacharias Janssen
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the microscope was key in discovering new means of _____ and _____ various illnesses
preventing and curing
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War Weapons – development of cross bows and long bows, iron body armors and the chainmail
war weapons
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middle age is also known as the _______ , the need for navigational instrument was high
age of exploration
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Together with telescope, the invention of _____, _____, and ________ made sea travel easier and safer
compass, oars, and rudders
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The booming world in the 19th century onwards demanded for ________ at a faster rate
production of more goods and services
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The booming world in the 19th century onwards demanded: production transportation animal operating communication connections
demanded for production of more goods at a faster rate - People needed efficient means of transportation - Animal operating processes needs to be upgraded - Faster and easier communication - Establishment of connections between and among countries
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the needs in the modern times resulted in the development of ______
industry
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the development of industry resulted the modern times were _________ with _______
faced with complicated problems
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a process in foods such as milk and fruit juices are treated with mild heat to eliminate pathogens and increase shelf life
pasteurization
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petroleum (crude oil) is transformed and refined into other products
petroleum refinery
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petroleum (crude oil) is transformed and refined into: _____,_____, and _______
gasoline, kerosene, and other products
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* It is used to power automobiles, factories, power plants, among others
petroleum or crude oil
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* At first, people used _________ for generating light
animal oil
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invented by alexander graham bell
telephone
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Maintains connection for ______ and ______ by communicating in real time
trade and exploration
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The government needed communication system to allow them to ______ their _____ ____
administer their state affairs
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History of Science and Technology in the Philippines
1. Pre-colonial Period 2. Spanish Colonial Period 3. American Period 4. Post Commonwealth Era
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- Natives in the archipelago already had practices related to science and technology
pre-colonial period
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examples of the natives practices in the pre-colonial period
a. Aware about herbal medicine and how to extract it b. Alphabet c. Numerical system d. Weighing and measuring system e. Calendar f. Engaged in farming, ship building, mining, and weaving. g. Trade
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- Colonization contributes to the growth of science and technology in the archipelago
Spanish colonization period
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Spanish colonization contributions?
introduced formal education system galleon trade opening of the Suez canal filipinos being able to study in europe
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a. Progress of science and technology continued under American rule, it was inclined towards _______ , ________ , ______ , and _____
agriculture, food processing, medicine and pharmacy.
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American period - not much focus on the development of _____________
industrial technology
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during American period, economy was geared towards _______ and ____
agriculture and trade
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b. Bureau of Government Laboratory was established in _____
1901
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The bureau of government laboratory replaced the _________ which was established under Spanish colonial era
Laboratorio Municipal
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This bureau dealt with the study of_______ and _________
tropical diseases and laboratory projects
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In ______ the bureau of government laboratory was replaced with the bureau of science which was later replaced by the ________ in 1946.
1905; institute of science
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This bureau became the primary research center in the Philippines until WW II
Institute of Science
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what date was the National Research Council of the Philippines established.
December 8, 1833
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e. During President Carlos P. Garcia, the Philippine Congress passed the -___________ which established the National Science Development Board
Science Act of 1958
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Under President Marcos, the _______ of science grew
importance
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- Under the ___________, the government’s role in supporting the scientific research and invention was acknowledged
1973 Philippine Constitution
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In 1974, a ____________ was included in the government’s Four-Year Development Plan which covers the years ____ - _____
science development program ; 1974-1978
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- Funding for science was also increased in this era
post commonwealth era
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The national science development board was replaced by the national science and technology authority under Executive Order No. ____
Executive Order No. 784
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In 1986, the National Science and Technology Authority was replaced by the _______________, giving science and technology a representation in the cabinet.
Department of Science and Technology
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-Under the Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan for the years 1987-1992, the science and technology’s role in ______ and _______ was highlighted
economic recovery and sustained economic growth
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According to Pres. Corazon Aquino during her State of the Nation Address, she said that science and technology development shall be ___________ of the government towards an economic recovery
one of the top three priorities
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In 1988, Pres. Corazon Aquino created the __________ which came up with the first Science and Technology Master Plan (STMP).
Presidential Task Force for Science and Technology
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The plan was for the Philippines to _____________ by the year 2000.
achieve newly industrialized country status
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funding for the science and technology sector tripled from____ million to _____ billion in 1992.
464 million to 1.7 billion
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Influences in the Development of Science & Technology in the Philippines:  Internal Influences: 1. 2. 3.  External Influences 1. 2. 3.
 Internal Influences * Survival * Cultural * Economic Activities  External Influences * Foreign Colonizers * Trades with foreign countries * International Economic Demands
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Factors that influence the development of Filipino Scientist:
* Individual interest + family + natural environment + school science (TEACHERS AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT) + science laboratories (real life context) = Filipino Scientist
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Filipino Scientists and their Contribution to Society 1. 2. 3. 4.
1. Diosdado P. Banatao 2. Fe del Mundo 3. Abelardo Aguilar 4. Angel C. Alcala
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- An engineer - Considered as the “Bill Gates of the Philippines” - From Malabbac, Iguig, Cagayan
Diosdado P. Banatao
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what did diosdado banatao create?
- Created the PC chipset and the Windows Graphics accelerator chip, which can be found in every personal computer today
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- A pediatrician - Declared as the national scientist of the Philippines in 1980 - Born in Manila
Fe del Mundo
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what did fe del mundo create?
- Devised an incubator made out of bamboo, designed for use in rural communities without electrical power
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- A doctor from Iloilo City
Abelardo Aguilar
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what did abelardo aguilar discovered?
- Discovered erythromycin in 1949 from isolated micro-organisms found in soil samples collected in Iloilo
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hwo does erythtomycin work?
* Used to treat several infections
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- A biologist - Declared National Scientist in the Philippines in 2014
Angel C. Alcala
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Mr. Angel C. Alcala is known for?
- Known for his work on herpetology, and pioneered establishments of no-take marine protected areas (MPAs) in the 1970s for preserving marine biodiversity
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Discoveries and inventions in S & T were due to human needs and wants of:
– Transportation – Communication – Weapons & armors – Conservation of life – Engineering & architecture – Aesthetics
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Advancement in Science and Technology have also changed people’s _____ and ______
perceptions and beliefs
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Copernicus publication ___________ in _______ is often cited as the beginning of the scientific revolution
“On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spears in 1543
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what are the 3 revolutions?
Copernican revolution Darwinian Revolution Freudian Revolution
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* Born: 1473-1543 * Polish Mathematician and Astronomer
Nicolaus Copernicus
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Nicolaus Copernicus proposed the concept ?
known as “heliocentrism” suggesting that the sun was the center of the solar system
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was imprisoned because of preaching the heliocentrism
Galileo Galilei
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how many did it took for the church to believe the heliocentrism concept?
350 years
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* Born in England
Charles Darwin
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what was the concept that Charles Darwin introduced in 1859
On the Origins of Species by Means of Natural Selection
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Two major points that Darwin Proposed:
1. Argued from evidence that species were not specially made in their present forms but have evolved from ancestral species. 2. A population of organism can change over time as a result of individuals with certain heritable traits. These individuals leave more offsprings than the other individuals.
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 Proposed a mechanism for evolution:
NATURAL SELECTION
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According to him, - Each rung in the ladder of life was allotted to a living form and all were occupied
 Aristotle (384-322 BC)
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- The view that species are fixed or permanent and did not evolve held for ______ years.
2000 years
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he said that evolution is real and God is no wizard “Evolution in nature is not in contrast with the notion of creation”
Pope Francis
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* Born in 1856-1939 * Australian Neurologist * Founder of Psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
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Psychoanalysis designates concomitantly three things:
1. A method of investigating the mind and especially the unconscious mind 2. A therapy of neurosis inspired by the above method 3. A new self-standing discipline based on the knowledge gained from the application of the investigation method and clinical experiments
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THESE THREE ARE JUST SOME OF THE MANY IDEAS THAT TRANSFORMED AND MOLDED ______ and ___________
SOCIETIES AND BELIEFS
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THE CHANGE THEY BROUGHT TO THE _______ AND _______ OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY AND THE PUBLIC ARE EVIDENCE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY’S LINK TO HUMANITY
PERSPECTIVES and PERCEPTIONS
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THROUGH _____ and _______, PEOPLE WILL CONTINUE TO DEEPEN THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORLD AND THE UNIVERSE
RESEARCH AND EXPEIMENTATION,
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________ as a way of revealing
Technology
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-Sept. 26, 1889 – May 26, 1976 -German Philosopher
Martin Heidegger
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in what years was “The question concerning technology “
1953
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what are the 6 major points of Heidegger ?
1. We tend to think technology as an instrument, a means of getting things done. 2. Humanity’s orientation to the world takes the form of an enframing which views the world only as “standing reserve”, a source of raw materials 3. Enframing is the essence of technology 4. What do we do to save ourselves from the consequences of enframing? 5. The art of ancient Greek culture, according to Heidegger, expresses humanity’s sense of connectedness with all Being. 6. We ponder technology and question it. In so doing, we also become aware of the crisis we have plunged the earth into.
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Village of the Water Mills by
Akira Kurosawa
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what is the title of the article of jason Hickel?
Forget developing poor countries, its time to dedevelop rich countries
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* According to Aristotle, ________ is the highest human good for human being; pursuit of becoming a better person
Eudaimonia
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- An anthropologist - An author - A fellow of the royal society of arts - Professor in a university
Dr. Jason Hickel
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objective to develop; to become a develop country
developing country
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article generated with a lot of criticism; one of the suggested resources by CHED.
Forget developing poor countries, its time to dedevelop rich countries
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1. Growth isn’t an option anymore, we already ______
grown too much
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2. We are overshooting our biocapacity for more than ____ % each year
50%
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the capacity of the ecosystems to produce useful biological materials and to absorb waste materials by the humans
Biocapacity
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arises when the ecological footprint of a given population surpasses the biocapacity of the region or the planet it occupies
- Biocapacity deficit -
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measuring how much nature we use
- Ecological footprint -
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biocapacity is the ____ while the ecological footprint is the ____
supply; demand
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refers go area and bio productivity
* Biocapacity –
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refers to the population, consumption per person, and footprint capacity
Ecological Footprint
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using too much
* Footprint intensity –
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* People living below 5 dollars a day is increasing yet te economy is increasing by _____%
380
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In 1990 it would have caused ___% of the world to lift everyone above poverty life
10.5%
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In 2013, __% of the world to lift everyone above poverty life
3.3%
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Our capacity to end poverty has been proved by a factor of ___
3.18
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* It should be ____ global hectare or below per person if we want to have a sustainable use of our resources
1.8
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* In developing country, path to ____ or __________
destruction or saving opportunity
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Its just a matter of in relation to development _____ - developing a country without destruction
taking strategies
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Gear towards ___ rather than ____
quality rather than quantity
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Either we _________ or ________ will do it for us
slow down voluntarily or the climate change