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Science came from the Latin word _____ meaning “knowledge”.

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scientia

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It is the pursuit and application of knowledge.

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Science

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Technology comes from 2 Greek words _____ and _____.

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techné and logia

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“arts, skill, craft, technique, the means”

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techné

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“the study of”

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logia

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It is the application of organized scientific knowledge and skills to solve problems in life.

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Technology

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2 Components of Technology

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Physical and Informational

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Component of technology which consists of equipment.

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Physical Component

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Component of Technology which consists of know-how.

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Informational Component

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A group of people seen as a community within the confines of the same culture, beings socially united, and dependent on each other.

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Society

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An interdisciplinary study of the interaction of science and technology with society and culture.

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Science, Technology, and Society

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They used almanacs to record celestial events. Another important contribution was the calendar that had a complex system of interlocking cycles. The 2 main calendars were a ceremonial calendar (the Tzolk'in), a 260-day calendar of 13 numbers and 20 day names, and the vague calendar (the Haab) of 365 days. Their numerals had a base of 20 (vigesmal) system which was a bar-and-dot counting system.

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Maya

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Their calendar is divided into 12 months. They has 2 calendars: (1) the solar or daytime calendar, which has approximately 365 days for a year, which was used for economic activities; and (2) the lunar or nighttime calendar, with 328 days for a year, used to mark the date of festivals.

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Inca

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The largest and most powerful empire. Chinampa(floating garden)

Chocolate and cacao

Chewing gum

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Aztec

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Introduced the decimal number system, traditional cataract surgery and the process of refining sugar.

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India

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Invention of paper, compass, first country to create large scale transport drones, has the top most powerful supercomputer.

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China

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Refers to the replacement of human power with mechanical powers of some form.

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Mechanization

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Refers to the replacement of human thinking with computers and machines.

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Automation

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barter and kaingin system

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Pre-Spanish Period

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Manila galleons

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Spanish Colonial Period

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Free public education for all

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American Regime and Post-Commonwealth Period

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NRCP

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National Research Council of the Philippines

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Buy-and-sell business technology was encouraged.

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Japanese Regime

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The Philippines gained independence on July 4,1946 with Manuel Roxas as the first elected president.

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Period of the Independent Republic

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NSDB

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National Science Development Board

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PAGASA

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Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration

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PHIVOLCS

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Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology

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PSHS

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Philippine Science High School System

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STII

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Science and Technology Information Institute

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SEI

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Science Education Institute

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TAPI

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Technology Application and Promotion Institute

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TRC

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Technology Resource Center

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This acts aims to provide for the regulation of all chemical substances that may pose threat to public health.

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Republic Act No. 6969 or the Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear Waste Control Act of 1990

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This act provides a comprehensive and complex regulatory framework for regulating stationary and mobile sources of air pollution.

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Republic Act No. 8749 or the Clean Air Act

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The process of transmitting knowledge, skills, values, and behaviors.

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Education

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The field concerned with sharing science contents, processes, and pedagogy.

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Science Education

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The system that deal with the knowledge that an indigenous (native or local) community has accumulated over generations of living in a particular environment.

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Indigenous Knowledge System

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Refers to traditional science knowledge that includes practices, beliefs, and expertise handed down through generations of indigenous people by cultural transmission.

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Indigenous science

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On predicting weather: During New Year, when the cow or horse eats grass, it meant _____; when the goat repeatedly wail, it meant _____.

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drought, landslide

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Refers to the traditional art, crafts, tools, techniques, processes that are used by indigenous people to adapt to their environment for whatever purposes that serve them.

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Indigenous technologies

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The term ____ ____ is the modern connotation of the Greek term Eudaimonia, which was used by _____ to also mean doing well and living well, being happy or to be of good spirit.

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Human flourishing, Aristotle

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He wrote critical books titled Being and Time)(1927) and Question Concerning Technology (1977).

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Martin Heidegger

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To him, techné meant a ___ __ ___.

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Revelation of something

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Refers to a mode of knowing.

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Technology

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To refer to all-encompassing essence of technology.

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Gestell(enframing)

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A way of revealing.

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Technology

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Alètheuein means _____

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To discover

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Alètheia means _____

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Unclosedness

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It exists only in relation and is inaccessible for human beings.

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Reality

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Nichomachean Ethics

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Aristotle

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The Virtue of Selfishness

Objectivism

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Ayn Rand

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Levels of public good

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Gripaldo

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The Vedas

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Hinduism

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Eudaimonia“It's much better to suffer wrong than to do wrong”

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Socrates

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Hedonism

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Epicurus

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Stoicism

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Seneca

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The Analects

The Golden Rule

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Confucius

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Four Noble Truths

Eightfold Paths

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Buddha

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The Republic

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Plato

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Love God and love your neighbor.

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Jesus

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Panabas

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Batangas Knife

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Barung and sheath

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Gunong

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Kampilan

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Ivatan House

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Torogan House

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Stilt House

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Aeta Shelter

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Higaonon Tree House

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Mandaya House

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Kudyapi

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Palendag

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Gambang

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Gandingan

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Balangay

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Karakoa

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Vinta