Science, Technology, and Society: New Goals for Interdisciplinary Science Teaching.

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"The broadened concept of science and society relates the achievements of science to human welfare and to human values blending and inte- grating the disciplines. This means organizing science curricula, elementary through secondary schools, in a context of human values and social dilemmas so that they will be more responsive to the well- being of people."

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