Science, Technology and Society - Lesson 1

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What is technology as material products?

Results of scientific inquiry; hardware produced by a scientist.

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What is technology as an application of knowledge?

The application of knowledge in solving scientific and practical problems to help humans survive and improve their life.

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What is technology as human cultural activities?

Human cultural activities or endeavors.

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What is modern technology?

Technology based on the advances of science since the end of WWII to the present.

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What is science as a systematized body of knowledge?

A systematized body of knowledge.

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What is science as an inquiry?

An organized and dynamic inquiry following the scientific method.

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What is science as knowledge gained?

Knowledge gained through observation and experimentation.

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What is science as a human activity?

Human activity conducted by scientists.

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What is science as a social enterprise?

A social enterprise involving people, knowledge, skills, facilities, apparatuses, and technologies.

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What characterizes humans in the field of science and technology?

Humans are an ingenious species.

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What have humans (Homo sapiens) achieved in science and technology?

They have dreamed up and created amazing and far-out things.

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When was the wheel invented?

3500 BC.

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What concept led to the invention of the wheel?

Connecting a non-moving platform to a rolling cylinder.

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What is the wheel and axle?

The concept of making wheels, developed after the wheel's invention.

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How did mariners navigate before the compass?

They navigated using stars, which was ineffective during the day or on cloudy nights.

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Who invented the first compass?

The Chinese.

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When was the first compass invented?

Between the 9th and 11th centuries.

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What material was the first compass made of?

Lodestone, a naturally magnetized iron ore.

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How was the Si Nan compass improved?

By adding magnetic needles in the 11th century.

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Who invented the printing press?

Johannes Gutenberg, around 1440.

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What are diptych dials?

Portable instruments, usually made from ivory, produced mainly in Nuremberg from the late fifteenth century onwards.

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Who patented the electric telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell in 1876.

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Who discovered penicillin?

Alexander Fleming in 1928, accidentally.

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What are eco-friendly technologies?

Sustainable technologies that utilize environmental resources without causing negative effects.

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What is the Internet?

A global system of interconnected computer networks used by billions worldwide.

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When was the precursor to the Internet developed?

In the 1960s, by a team of computer scientists at the US Defense Department's ARPA.

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What was ARPANET?

A communications network built to connect computers in the US Defense Department's ARPA, using packet switching.

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What is a key disadvantage of science and technology related to human survival?

Threats like nuclear weapons, used in 1945 in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, Japan.

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What are biological weapons?

Microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi) or toxins used to kill or injure people, e.g., anthrax.

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What ethical dilemmas arise from science and technology?

Exploitation of advanced knowledge and devices causing harm, like deforestation, soil erosion, river pollution, and ocean waste dumping.

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What disparities exist due to science and technology?

Advanced countries enjoy economic strength from science and technology, while millions in less developed countries do not benefit.

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What social and cultural conflicts arise from science and technology?

Military power from superior, highly technical weapons influences national security and war outcomes.

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What negative consequence is associated with production processes?

Pollution from production processes.

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How do labor-saving technologies impact employment?

They increase unemployment by reducing the need for human labor.

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What is a negative effect of converting agricultural land?

Conversion of agricultural land into urban areas.

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What psychological and emotional effects do new technologies have?

Usage and addiction to new gadgets.

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What are the risks of overused medical technologies?

They can cause fatal births and diseases.

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What environmental issue is linked to science and technology?

Global warming.

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What is a situation requiring discussion of science and technology advantages and disadvantages?

Use of social media.

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What is another situation for discussing science and technology advantages and disadvantages?

Conversion of agricultural land to industrial areas.

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What is the significance of genetically modified organisms?

Their emergence requires discussion of advantages and disadvantages.

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What is the impact of robots/machines in industrial facilities?

Their use requires discussion of advantages and disadvantages.

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Why discuss different brands and models of cars?

Their emergence necessitates evaluating advantages and disadvantages.

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What is PHIVOLCS?

Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology.

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What is DOST?

Department of Science and Technology.

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What is PAGASA?

Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration.

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What do PHIVOLCS, DOST, and PAGASA contribute?

They contribute to advancements in science and technology in the Philippines.