STS

• science - explores for the purpose of knowing
• technology - explores for the purpose of making something useful from that knowledge
• without technology, some science experiments would not be possible
• science drives technology by making new technology possible through scientific breakthroughs
• without science, technology could not proceed
• science - a way of knowing
• technology - way of doing
• technology - is the use or application of a scientific knowledge for a specific goal or purpose.
• science - is an old as the world itself
• science - there is no individual that can exactly identify when or where began
• SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION

  ideas

  intellectual activity

  body of knowledge

  personal and social activity
• Science as an ideas - it includes ideas, theories and all available systematic explanations and observations about the natural and physical world
• science as an intellectual activity - it encompasses a systematic and practical study of the natural and physical world
• science as a body of knowledge - it is a subject or a discipline, a field of study, or a body of knowledge that deals with the process of learning about the natural and physical world
• science as a personal and social activity - this explain that science is both knowledge and activities done by human beings to develop better understanding of the world around them
• 16th century to 18th century - europe, the ideas of scientific revolution is claimed to have started
• europe - because of the invention of the printing machine and the blooming intellectual activities
• period of enlightement - the scientific revolution was a series of events that marked the emergence of modern science during the early modern period
• nicolaus copernicus - the first astronomer to present an astronomical theory suggesting that the earth and the rest of the planets circle the sun
• nicolaus copernicus - the father of modern astronomy
• nicolaus copernicus - of the renaissance men, particularly in the field of science "through experiment"
• heliocentrism - is the astronomical model in which the earth and planents revolve around the sun at the center if the solar system
• geocentrism - which placed the earth at the center
• charles darwin - famous for his theory of evolutin. he changed our concept of the world's creation and its evolution
• charles darwin - he developed his interest in natural history during his time as a student at shrewsbury school
• darwin published the "the origin of species"
• the origin of species - this book considered to be the one of the most important works in scientific literature
• sigmund freud - famous in the field of psychology. he also made significant contribution in the scientific world through an important observational method called "psychoanalysis"
• psychoanalysis - understanding the human nature
• sigmund freud - the father of psychoanalysis
• FREUD THEORY OF PERSONALITY

  Id

  Ego

  superego
• PSYCHOSEXUAL STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT

  Oral stage

  Anal stage

  Phallic stage

  Latency stage

  Genital stage