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Document Type

Editorial

Abstract

During the past two years, as I have worked with the University of Iowa's Chautauqua program, I have become concerned that relatively few science teachers have begun to incorporate Science/fechnology/Society (STS) materials into their existing curriculum. Lack of a concrete definition of Science/fechnology/Society has often served to frustrate teachers and disinterest them in using the concept even though they have already used many of the ideas in their teaching. A little creativity can often overcome a lack of "cook-book" rules in setting up an STS project and can produce a very rewarding experience in science education. Much has been written on the subject of STS curriculum and this in itself should provide many ideas.

Publication Date

Autumn 1986

Journal Title

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Volume

23

Issue

2

First Page

31

Last Page

31

Copyright

© Copyright 1986 by the Iowa Academy of Science

Language

en

File Format

application/pdf

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