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When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion? t is a Scientists responsibilit

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Task Research and find one article on- line suposedly using Science to back it up. What are the problems with the article? What possible dangers could it cause? Outcomes 3: Discuss responsibilities of Scientists. 5: Explain problems that can be caused by the misuse or mis- publication of science 7: Evaluate the dangers of Science and theories being published lacking evidence.

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Page 1: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

When does theory become fact?

Who decides?

How does this differ from religion?

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 2: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

ObjectivesExplore the responsibility of Scientists to publish honest and scrutinised work in the

good of public interest.

Outcomes3: Discuss responsibilities of

Scientists.5: Explain problems that can be caused by the misuse or mis-

publication of science7: Evaluate the dangers of Science and theories being published lacking evidence.

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 3: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

TaskResearch and find one article

on-line suposedly using Science to back it up.

What are the problems with the article?

What possible dangers could it cause?

Outcomes3: Discuss responsibilities of

Scientists.5: Explain problems that can be caused by the misuse or mis-

publication of science7: Evaluate the dangers of Science and theories being published lacking evidence.

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 4: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

http://www.ted.com/talks/ben_goldacre_battling_bad_science

Visit his site:http://www.badscience.net/

Outcomes3: Discuss responsibilities of

Scientists.5: Explain problems that can be caused by the misuse or mis-

publication of science7: Evaluate the dangers of Science and theories being published lacking evidence.

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 5: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

What is a Scientists responsibility?

What trend does this graph

show?

Can you think of any problems with this data?

Page 6: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 7: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

What is a Scientists responsibility?

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What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 10: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 11: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

What is a Scientists responsibility?

Page 12: When does theory become fact? Who decides? How does this differ from religion?

How do you think the MMR controversy highlights the need for proper scrutiny of

scientific work and the dangers of misreporting of

Science as fact by the media?

Outcomes3: Discuss responsibilities of

Scientists.5: Explain problems that can be caused by the misuse or mis-

publication of science7: Evaluate the dangers of Science and theories being published lacking evidence.

What is a Scientists responsibility?