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1. undsci.berkeley.edu › modern-scienceModern science: What’s changing? - Understanding Science

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   Science is deeply interwoven with society and changes along with society. The Internet and other technological advances have changed how scientific information is distributed and the process of scrutiny within science. Modern science: What’s changing? From Gregor Mendel’s experiments with peas to the work on plant evolution in a modern lab ...

2. bsssjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Roots, rhizosphere and soil: the route to a better understanding...

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   26 de ene. de 2006 · It argues that recent understanding of root-induced processes in soil requires greater acknowledgement of roots as an essential component of soil biology if soil science is to advance. Roots and the soil Root mass. Root growth is affected by a wide range of soil properties but, in turn, the properties of soils are modified by roots.

3. undsci.berkeley.edu › understanding-science-101 › what-is-scienceWhat is science? - Understanding Science

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   Science is a way of discovering what’s in the universe and how those things work today, how they worked in the past, and how they are likely to work in the future. Scientists are motivated by the thrill of seeing or figuring out something that no one has before. Science is useful. The knowledge generated by science is powerful and reliable.

4. geo.libretexts.org › Courses › Mt1.2: Science as a Way of Understanding the Natural World

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   The Nature of Science. Science is a way of knowing about the world around us.Environmental science focuses on gaining an understanding of how the environment, with all of its biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) components, functions as well as how humans impact it or are impacted by it.In other words, our actions may alter the environment in a way that impacts us, such as when we pollute ...

5. undsci.berkeley.edu › for-educators › teaching-guidesTeaching guides - Understanding Science

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   In our teaching guides, you will learn about what concepts are appropriate for your students, find out which Understanding Science tools can help them construct this knowledge, get lessons and resources, and review tips for modifying your current instruction to better emphasize the nature and process of science: Grades K-2. Grades 3-5. Grades 6-8.

6. undsci.berkeley.edu › understanding-science-101 › a-scientific-approach-to-life-aUntangling media messages and public policies - Understanding ...

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   Media representations of science and science-related policy are essential for quickly communicating scientific messages to the broad public; however, some important parts of the scientific message can easily get lost or garbled in translation. Understanding the nature of science can make you a better-informed consumer of those messages and ...

7. undsci.berkeley.edu › for-educatorsFor Educators - Understanding Science

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   For Educators. Science is an inspiring process of discovery that helps satisfy the natural curiosity with which we are all born. Unfortunately, traditional instruction that misrepresents science as a body of facts to be memorized and the process of science as a rigid 5-step procedure can deaden students’ spirit of inquiry.