This document discusses the various values of science. It begins by defining science as the systematic study of nature through observation and experimentation. It then outlines several values of science in general and physics specifically, including utilitarian values in improving standards of living, cultural values in influencing thinking and technology, disciplinary values in developing logical reasoning, aesthetic values in appreciating nature's beauty, moral values in cultivating truthfulness, psychological values in fostering open-mindedness, and vocational values in preparing for various professions. The conclusion states that given its close ties to daily life and usefulness to individuals and communities, science cannot be neglected from school curriculums.

1. Values of Science

2. Science
 From Latin scientia,
meaning Knowledge
 The intellectual and
practical activity
encompassing the
systematic study of the
structure and behavior
of nature through
observation and
experiment.

3. Value of Science in general and
Physics as particular
 Utilitarian Values
 Cultural Values
 Disciplinary values
 Aesthetic Values
 Moral values
 Psychological values
 Vocational values

4. Utilitarian Values
 All our activities are
controlled, designed &
Fashioned by Science
 Science has entered in our
daily activity
 Without Science our
existence would become
impossible
 Standard of Living
 It is very Essential to have
elementary knowledge for
becoming useful, productive,
responsible member of the
community invention

5. Cultural values
 It influenced our way of
thinking & way of life
 Development of
technologies has provide
changes in the society by
promoting new cultural
models
 We must preserve and
spread our culture
 Our invention must not
spoil our culture and
future generation

6. Disciplinary values
 Science is an organized
common sense it has
introduced us to new way of
thinking and reasoning
 It makes people to sharpen
their intellect and makes
them more careful &
systematic reasoning
 The Science education will
develop the positive attitude
like open mildness, logical
reasoning
 It helps in solving problems
in life and to lead happy life

7. Aesthetic Value
 Knowledge of Science
develops in man a passion for
truth thus he has a passion of
beauty
 Nature is store house off all
beautiful things
 There is no difference
between Art and Science
 Science is primarily unfolding
of mysteries of nature
 Teaching of Physics is
essential for developing
Aesthetic sense in an
individual

8. Moral Value
 Knowledge of Science
develops Truthfulness
and Reasoning
 Though such qualities
may not make u a
successful person
 These qualities make the
life worth living

9. Psychological values
 Teaching of Physical
science is essential for
developing scientific
attitude
 Science develop positive
attitude such as open
mindedness, critical
observation, reasoning and
respect others point of
view
 Learning by doing &
learning by observing

10. Vocational Value
 Science forms the basis
of many of the
individuals of a purely
Vocational in nature and
thus prepares for a
various professions like
Medicine, Engineering,
Dental, Agriculture,
Computer Etc

11. Conclusion
 Thus it is a Quite clear that a subject which is so
closely associated with our daily life and the world
which surrounds around us and it is so useful to an
individual as well as to a community as a whole cannot
be neglected from the school curriculum