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The work of scientists implies that they challenge accepted explanations of facts and propose new and original ways of interpreting them. Originality, independence of thought and dissent are characteristics of the scientific culture, and therefore a challenge to established cultural values.
1 wrz 2018 · Scientific culture provides a solid foundation and is an important indicator of a world leader in science and technology. This article explores the meaning and structure of scientific culture and expounds its role in the development of the economy and society.
3 gru 2012 · The culture of science, culture of school science, culture of science classrooms, and cultures of individual actors in the science educative process are among the many ways in which culture has been cast and examined in the science education literature.
Science culture encompasses the behaviours, values, expectations, attitudes and norms of science communities. It influences career paths and affects the way that science, innovation and associated services are designed and delivered.
14 wrz 2021 · From a scientific point of view, the notion of ‘science culture’ is a conceptual as well as an empirical challenge for scholars and social researchers. Science culture is both a social fact to be measured and a concept to be clarified.
1 mar 2003 · science is part of culture, and how … science is done largely depends on the culture in which it is practised. During the Renaissance, European scientists and philosophers started challenging long‐held beliefs and developed a new natural philosophy.
