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Ethics of Science & Technology
Scientists face ethical problems in their choice of education and research field; in their choice of research projects; in how they carry out their research and in how they deal with publication and media.... How can one increase the young scientist's ability to distinguish right from wrong and to feel social and environmental responsibility?
Article File Connect_vol29no3_4_excerpt1.pdf
Author(s) UNESCO
Periodical Name Connect
Publication date 2004
Publisher UNESCO
Publication Location Paris
Periodical Website http://www.unesco.org/education/educprog/ste/index.html
Keywords ethics education science technology teaching




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