Science, Technology, and Society Exam Reviewer

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I. Early Science and Human Knowledge

Eleven. Why people pursued knowledge

Early people tried to understand:

The universe and humanity's place in it

Human behavior and society

Nature and the environment

The preservation of human life

The causes of illness and disease

This led to the development of different fields:

Arts and Philosophy - Meaning, knowledge, beauty, and human existence.

Psychology - Human behavior and mental processes.

Sociology - Human behavior in society

Biology - Living organisms

Chemistry - Matter and its transformations.

Medicine - Prevention and treatment of disease.

Mathematics - Numbers, measurement, patterns, and problem-solving

Astronomy - Objects and events in space

Philosophy, psychology, and sociology study humanity and behavior, while biology, chemistry, and medicine focus more on life and the physical world.

II. Religion, Spiritualism, and Early Knowledge

III. Mathematics and Early Engineering

Engineering

Four. Alchemy

Prima materia

Philosopher's Stone

Inner alchemy

Alchemy and modern science

Important clarification

Five. Babaylan in Precolonial Philippines

Six. Spanish Period in the Philippines

Seven. Engineering, Architecture, and Medicine

Engineering and architecture

Medicine

Eight. American Period in the Philippines

Agriculture

Nine. Important Names

Hippocrates

Galen

Isaac Newton

Ten. Key Comparisons

Spanish versus American period

Eleven. Terms to Memorize

Twelve. Practice Questions

Identification

Thirteen. Short-Answer Questions

Fourteen. Quick Memory Guide

Newton equals Gravity Reviewer: Science, Technology, and Society

Global Paradigm Shifts

Two. Darwinian Revolution

Thirty-one. Freudian Revolution

The Information Age

Philippine Science and Technology Agenda

Two. Technological Self-Reliance

Thirty-one. Centers of Excellence

Four. Harmonized Agenda

Empowering Human Capital

SI&T Scholarships

PSHS System

Chapter Three: Science and Technology for National Development

Science for Change Program (S4CP)

NICER and RDLead

CRADLE Program

BIST Program

Advanced Transportation

A proposed automated transportation system.

Cost-Effective Innovation

The Essence of Eudaimonia

Important Ideas

Flourishing in the Modern World

Key Connections

Quick Recall

S4CP Programs

Overview

The exam reviewer summarizes significant topics related to the interplay of science, technology, and societal development, focusing on early knowledge systems, the evolution of medicine, and influential figures throughout history. It aims to prepare readers for understanding various intellectual revolutions and their impacts on society.

Key Points

1Early knowledge pursued understanding of humanity and nature
2Alchemy contributed foundational concepts to modern science
3The role of babaylan highlights indigenous knowledge systems
4Spanish colonization introduced formal education and scientific practices
5The American period emphasized practical applications of science in society.

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