The document emphasizes the importance of science education in today's classrooms, highlighting its role in fostering curiosity and critical thinking among students. It argues that science education equips learners with methodologies for deeper understanding, leading to innovations that improve quality of life. Furthermore, it notes that countries prioritizing science programs are better positioned economically due to the technological advancements of their population.

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Why Science Is Important In Education
posted Mar 19, 2018, 2:49 AM by Adam M Smith [ updated Mar 19, 2018, 2:49 AM ]
The future begins in today’s classrooms: and all can abide by this motto. And
in a world increasingly dependent on innovations in science and technology, it
would do both teachers and students well to commit to the values science
education imparts.
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Science answers fundamental curiosity about the world and what makes
people tick. Helping people understand why is a key bene t of the sciences,
and it leads to young minds ready to explore further, imagine, and be creative.
Secondly, science promotes the formation of methodologies that turn that
initial curiosity to a genuine thirst for knowledge, providing the tools for
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2. nding even more solutions to problems. If necessity is the mother of
invention, then methodology is its o spring.
With improvements in science comes better quality of life for everyone. It is
the ultimate equalizer; countries with governments that strongly support
science programs are better o economically because its population is
engaged in the creation of new technologies.
Finally, remember that the greatest natural resource after water is the
knowledge of how things are and why they are the way they are. Embracing
the scienti c method, with its disciplines of observing, experimenting, and
interpreting, has led to all the myriad advancements everyone enjoys today.
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One of Adam M. Smith’s passions is science education. He understands that the
resulting communication of research is key to a healthier and richer community.
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