28 July 2018

I WONDER - fake meat and slaughter free

I WONDER - how would a meat eater compared to a vegetarian or vegan might respond to these Science BITL questions

Image from Link to article : http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2018-05-06/vegan-alternative-plant-based-meat-grown-in-lab/9726436
Questions
• How might the advances from this scientific understanding influence 
other areas of science, technology and engineering? 
• Do you think this scientific knowledge of culturing meat from stem cells should be accepted by society? Why?
• How might someone else explain or interpret what cultured meat is?
• Just because we can do this science should we?
• What ethical considerations might we need to consider with this scientific knowledge?
• Is the ethics for this science investigation the same or different in other countries compared to Australia?
• Scientists' values and beliefs are influenced by the larger culture in which they live. How might such personal views influence how they investigate finding new ways to produce meat?
• Was the scientific research focused on an issue with the potential to help meet societal needs or for economic reasons? How might these influence the scientific knowledge being accepted?
• Who decides what is valued to investigate?


SACE Science as a Human Endeavour
Influence 

• Advances in scientific understanding in one field can influence and be influenced by other areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
• The acceptance and use of scientific knowledge can be influenced by social, economic, cultural, and ethical considerations. 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2018-05-06/vegan-alternative-plant-based-meat-grown-in-lab/9726436

9 July 2018

STEM learning animation


What is STEM for?



STEM learning linked to Early Years Framework and Australian Curriculum


STEM animation produced by
Learning Improvement Division
South Australian Department for Education

Leading Learning Resource www.acleadersresource.sa.edu.au