ART APPRECIATION

• The word "techne" does not refer only to carpentry
• In the Buddhist perspective, labor is seen as a chance for a person to utilize and develop their faculties
• Schumacher argues that work focusing solely on goods and not people is criminal
• The French word "technique" does not have a different meaning than the Latin "technician Arts"
• Indigenous science has contributed to the development of science and technology in the Philippines by helping people understand the natural environment to cope with daily life
• Employers view labor as a cost while the workforce views it as a disutility according to Schumacher
• Indigenous science relates to culture by being interconnected according to Ogawa and Laccarino
• Cultural beliefs in indigenous science play a role in developing positive values towards learning and doing science by serving as a foundation for these values
• According to Pawilen’s framework, indigenous science is guided by community values in culture
• Schumacher criticizes traditional western economics for prioritizing goods over people or utility over creativity
• Schumacher sees the efficiency produced by the division of labor as progress
• Cultural beliefs guide indigenous science practice by revering the earth as the source of identity and life
• According to Schumacher there is such a thing as Buddhist economics
• Schumacher argues that human flourishing is not based solely on objective criteria
• Techne does not refer to the process of producing immutable realities
• Schumacher claims that the source of wealth is human labor
• Techne is not perfect but nature does not have
• Techne is dependent on empirical experience
• Schumacher suggests that a mechanical understanding of human flourishing reduces humans to machines or even objects
• Techne does not refer only to the skill of a carpenter and not to any other kinds of skill
• Indigenous signs in compasses are related to traditional knowledge, practice, and representations
• According to Schumacher, the division of labor is not a modern concept
• According to the UNESCO declaration on science and the use of scientific knowledge 1999, it has contributed significantly to modern scientific knowledge
• Techne does not refer only to the ability to create a machine
• According to Kuhn, the developmental stage of most science is characterized by competition between distinct views of nature
• Experience provides the "why" while techne provides the "that"
• Indigenous science views humans as the wards of the land and natural resources
• Techne is not concerned with theoretical knowledge only
• Aristotle did not consider techne as a type of theoretical knowledge
• Positive values towards learning and doing science can be derived from indigenous beliefs
• The National Science High School Up Diliman is true
• The DOST provides scholarships for students pursuing careers in state humanities is false
• Indigenous science is not a recent development, it has civilization is false
• Indigenous science is not entirely cultured and cultural practices is false
• Cultural beliefs in indigenous science can serve as a foundation for positive values related to learning and doing science
• Indigenous science relates to culture according to Ogawa and Laccarino


  It is experienced collectively within a culture
• UNESCO's declaration on science does not acknowledge a vulnerable contribution to science and technology is false
• The Up undergraduate programs are true
• The Declaration of Science in the use of scientific knowledge in 1999 does recognize silent technology is false
• The special science under the school SSES project began in June 2007 is true