Lyons recounts how early medieval Christendom was unable accurately to measure the time of day for monastic offices, or fix the date of Easter, while dogmatic schemes of scripture and hierarchy left little scope for natural science.
The C.T. de Wit Graduate School at Wageningen University, the Netherlands, offers a unique educational programme that aims to provide its 260 PhD students with in-depth knowledge of specific research issues, as well as a broad appreciation for the full scope of science.
The attitudes of parents, family members, clergy, and the general public and media are, for all intents and purposes, beyond the scope of science educators.
Some anti-evolutionists, however, seek to broaden the scope of "science" to include the possibility of non-naturalistic explanations for natural phenomena (Meyer 1994b , 1996 2000).
A similar naïveté about the scope of science undoes the protagonist of "The Phrenologist's Dream".
But the scope of science is changing.
They also used the scope for teaching physical science classes on how to use a scope.
Later, the Commission is expected to report back to the EP and the Council, based on best available science, on the scope for including ILUC emission factors in the existing sustainability criteria.
Model documents such as Benchmarks for Science Literacy (American Association for the Advancement of Science 1993), National Science Education Standards (NSES; National Research Council 1996), and Scope, Sequence and Coordination of Secondary School Science National Science Teachers Associationn 1992) were produced in the hope of influencing the content and pedagogy of science education standards.
Scopes presented an enduring lesson in the importance of standing up for science and the truth.
