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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
The edifice of scientific knowledge has often been likened to an inverted pyramid: at the point of the pyramid is found that domain of knowledge which is self-contained in the sense that its contents and structure depend on nothing else. Here is to be found pure mathematics, as exemplified in analysis, the theory of sets, topology, mathematical logic ...
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The edifice of scientific knowledge has often been likened to an inverted pyramid: at the point of the pyramid is found that domain of knowledge which is self-contained in the sense that its contents and structure depend on nothing else. Here is to be found pure mathematics, as exemplified in analysis, the theory of sets, topology, mathematical logic ...
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The Science of the Universe: Cosmology and Science Education
2013Cosmology differs in some respects significantly from other sciences, primarily because of its intimate association with issues of a conceptual and philosophical nature. Because cosmology in the broader sense relates to the students’ world views, it provides a means for bridging the gap between the teaching of science and the teaching of humanistic ...
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Service, Science and Education
Archives of Surgery, 1960I don't know whether it is a more arduous task for the author to prepare a presidential address or for the audience to listen to one, but in either event there seems to be no escape. This of course assumes that the author has no breath-taking discovery to report, which unfortunately is the case at this time.
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Computer Science Education, 2008
Brian Kernighan asserted that debugging a computer program is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place.
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Brian Kernighan asserted that debugging a computer program is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place.
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Science, 2009
For success in an increasingly complex, crowded, and dangerous world, A nation must strive to be a meritocracy: Its education and social systems should be structured to select those with the most talent, energy, wisdom, and character as the next generation of leaders for each segment of society.
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For success in an increasingly complex, crowded, and dangerous world, A nation must strive to be a meritocracy: Its education and social systems should be structured to select those with the most talent, energy, wisdom, and character as the next generation of leaders for each segment of society.
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A bibliometric and descriptive analysis of inclusive education in science education
Studies in Science Education, 2021Michele Waltz Comarú +2 more
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Attitudes of primary education and science education students’ towards science and science education
International Journal of Academic Research, 2013Aysel Temelli, Murat Kurt
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