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14 wrz 2021 · The chapter introduces the WISE (World Investigation of Science Culture) project, which aims to bring together organizations and countries to join forces in an informal alliance to define, measure and promote science culture globally.
18 sie 2017 · Two independent research projects that dealt with NOS were used to support the idea that the cultural argument of understanding NOS which is clarified in the theoretical part offers an opportunity to provide evidence that creativity, laws, and theories belong to the humanities as well as to science.
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.
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.
12 lip 2018 · Bang and colleagues reveal how culture sets expectations of which ideas are “scientific” and which ideas will be labeled “naïve” or “unsophisticated.” Consider the following example presented by the authors:
1 mar 2010 · We describe a conceptual framework employed in our work with both urban and rural Native American communities that focuses on culturally based epistemological orientations and their relation to the cultural practices associated with science instruction.
