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  1. history and science gradually led to the realization that human life had changed over the centuries. As a consequence after 1750 most Westerners embraced the concept of progress for mankind if not for the non–human world.

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  2. Desirable difficulties, versus the array of undesirable difficulties, are desirable because they trigger encoding and retrieval processes that support learning, comprehension, and remembering. If, however, the learner does not have the background knowledge or skills to respond to them successfully, they become undesirable difficulties.

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  3. The fi rst is historical and long term and arguably relatively value free – ‘development’ as a process of change. The second is policy related and evaluative or indicator led, is based on value judgements, and has short- to medium-term time horizons – development as the MDGs, for example.

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  4. Dec 13, 2019 · Employers across fields routinely rank competencies such as collaboration, com-munication, and problem solving at the top of the list of desirable employee traits (Strauss, 2017; National Association of Colleges and Employers, 2018), and also report that new hires are not adequately trained in these areas (Bayer Corporation, 2014; Hart Research ...

  5. Science ought to change, on these views, when current theories are shown to be defective because of failed predictions, or inadequate evidence, or decreasing problem solving ability. Built into these accounts is the assumption that rational scientists accept theories which meet these conditions.

  6. Life Sciences is important to you, the learner, for the following reasons: to provide useful knowledge and skills that are needed in everyday living to expose you to the range and scope of biological studies, and to stimulate interest in and create awareness of possible specialisations, e.g. medicine, pharmacy, genetics, research, environmental ...

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  8. Dec 20, 2019 · Society defines science priorities and pushes innovation forward (or backward). Our modern multicultural society is fashioned by individuals whose attitudes are shaped by core values of what is considered good or bad, acceptable or unacceptable, desirable or undesirable.

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