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  The Informational View of Technologies in the Scientific Practice

MoL 2019 14: The Informational View of Technologies in the Scientific Practice

... in scientific research - as argued by ...the scientific practice are not ‘things out there’, nor ‘things represent- ing something out ...the practice of ...some practice means to make ...

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KARL POPPER’S ‘CRITICAL RATIONALISM’ IN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE

KARL POPPER’S ‘CRITICAL RATIONALISM’ IN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE

... is the best approach philosophers should apply in their investigations of realities. This study also analyzed some instances of Karl Popper‟s application of such approach in philosophy of science. The researcher quite ...

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Sociomaterial Assemblages in Learning Scientific Practice: Margherita’s First PCR

Sociomaterial Assemblages in Learning Scientific Practice: Margherita’s First PCR

... how scientific practice is learned day by ...learning scientific practice in the transition between lecture halls (where knowledge is codified and stable) and the laboratory (where knowledge ...

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The Virtues of Scientific Practice: MacIntyre, Virtue Ethics, and the Historiography of Science

The Virtues of Scientific Practice: MacIntyre, Virtue Ethics, and the Historiography of Science

... the practice turn, of the turn from identifying science as disembodied knowledge to science as an activity, was recognizing that all the features of that activity (such as pedagogy, instruments, experimental ...

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Good Scientific Practice in Research and Scholarship

Good Scientific Practice in Research and Scholarship

... Procedures for investigating allegations of scientific misconduct complement codes of good scientific practice. Such investigations are commonly carried out at local (institutional) level, with gui- ...

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The Role of Target Systems in Scientific Practice

The Role of Target Systems in Scientific Practice

... Scientists often construct simplified and idealized models in order to study complex phenomena. Yet they do not model a phenomenon in its entirety but target only the aspects of the phenomenon which they consider ...

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Systematization of nursing assistance as a scientific practice in assistance to prenatal in a family health strategy

Systematization of nursing assistance as a scientific practice in assistance to prenatal in a family health strategy

... a scientific practice by other professionals of the FHT, not only in prenatal care, but in the general basic care ...the scientific base of the ...to scientific bases, the organizational ...

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Rules of Good Scientific Practice

Rules of Good Scientific Practice

... good scientific practice are essential in all scientific work which seeks to expand our knowledge and which is in- tended to earn respect from the ...good scientific practice can be ...

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Good Scientific Practice

Good Scientific Practice

... Good Scientific Practice represents standards and values that apply throughout an individual’s career in healthcare science at any level of ...of practice and ...

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The school science laboratory: Considerations of learning, technology, and scientific practice

The school science laboratory: Considerations of learning, technology, and scientific practice

... student’s scientific argumentation and collaborative debate also leads to other educational design principles associated with important epistemological ...of scientific argumentation—the creativity involved ...

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Developing a Scientific Practice in Preservation of 19th Century Royal Malay Songket Shawl

Developing a Scientific Practice in Preservation of 19th Century Royal Malay Songket Shawl

... Abstract: The fabric under study is one of the exquisite songket shawl dated around 19 th century housed in National Museum of Malaysia. This study aims to identify the materials, techniques and analyze the texture, ...

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USING MOBILE TECHNOLOGY TO ENGAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE OF ARGUMENTATION VIA SCREENCASTING

USING MOBILE TECHNOLOGY TO ENGAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE OF ARGUMENTATION VIA SCREENCASTING

... Students must be supported in their learning if they are to grow into independent thinkers capable of supporting their thoughts with evidence and scientific reasoning. The passage of the NGSS has placed renewed ...

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Computing, Modelling, and Scientific Practice: Foundational Analyses and Limitations

Computing, Modelling, and Scientific Practice: Foundational Analyses and Limitations

... A positive answer would rule out any BSS / Real-RAM models from capturing facts about algorithms. Such models are not bound with any way of representing the entities on which the operations are applied. We again face the ...

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Integrating Scientific Practice Into Online Environments

Integrating Scientific Practice Into Online Environments

... environment. Scientific laboratory based activities have traditionally been offered in face-to-face classrooms where techniques and skills are a required learning ...

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Children’s practice of the social construction of scientific facts : a meta-ethnographic synthesis

Children’s practice of the social construction of scientific facts : a meta-ethnographic synthesis

... Similarly, Roth and McGinn (1997, 1998) identify science and technology studies as a potential partner in a cross-disciplinary collaboration with science education. Science educators could draw on science and technology ...

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Towards a history and philosophy of scientific education in practice

Towards a history and philosophy of scientific education in practice

... of scientific pedagogy and not even the rudiments of a philosophy” (Daston 2008, ...on scientific education, including the collection of studies edited by David Kaiser (Kaiser ...of scientific ...

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Evaluating Research beyond Scientific Impact   How to Include Criteria for Productive Interactions and Impact on Practice and Society

Evaluating Research beyond Scientific Impact How to Include Criteria for Productive Interactions and Impact on Practice and Society

... Some might see extended evaluation as a threat to the “free- dom of research”, but it might equally well be asked whether the established hierarchical and discipline-based evaluation system really serves that freedom. ...

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Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference AIFI 2017. Therapeutic Exercise: Foundations, Evidences and Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy Practice

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference AIFI 2017. Therapeutic Exercise: Foundations, Evidences and Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy Practice

... The primary focus of neurological rehabilitation is the reacquisition of lost motor skills to improve independence in activities of daily liv- ing and quality of life. To achieve this, rehabilitation takes advantage of ...

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Connecting Scientific Data to Scientific Experiments with Provenance

Connecting Scientific Data to Scientific Experiments with Provenance

... Given the complexity of workflows with thousands of computational steps executing across multiple distributed resources, it is infeasible for users to directly define the executable workflow. Often, researchers use ...

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Scientific Knowledge and Scientific Method in Scientific Research

Scientific Knowledge and Scientific Method in Scientific Research

... According to Redman and Mory (1923), research as "a systematic attempt to acquire new knowledge." Some consider research as a movement, a movement from the known to the unknown. Research is like a cruise of ...

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