HKIEd student perception of biotechnology and its implications on HKIEd science curriculum

Chung Wai Kevin LUI, Sing Lai CHAN, Chiao Liang Joseph TSANG

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Abstract

Since the stunning news like human cloning hit the newspaper headlines, biotechnology once again captures the attention of the world. Today, biotechnology has tremendous applications in the areas of agriculture, environment, fuels and chemicals, food and drink, gene cloning, and medicine. On the other hand, biotechnology has triggered off different bio-ethical attitudes. As science educators, we are planning to introduce relevant and updated biotechnology elements into our Science curricula. This study is to gather and analyze relevant data in order to understand HKIEd teacher trainees’ attitudes and knowledge of biotechnology, so as to develop innovative biotechnology teaching materials/activities into our science curricula. Copyright © 1998 Hong Kong Institute of Education.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationScience technology education: Broadening classroom experiences with science and technology: Science & Technology Education Conference '98 proceedings
EditorsKenneth S. VOLK , Wing-mui, Winnie SO
Place of PublicationHong Kong
PublisherThe Hong Kong Institute of Education, Education Dept., Hong Kong, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Education and Hong Kong Association for Design and Technology Education
Pages179-197
ISBN (Print)9629490218
Publication statusPublished - 1998

Citation

Lui, K. C. W., Chan, S. L., & Tsang, J. C. (1998). HKIEd student perception of biotechnology and its implications on HKIEd science curriculum. In K. S. Volk, & W.-M. W. So (Eds.), Science technology education: Broadening classroom experiences with science and technology: Science & Technology Education Conference '98 proceedings (pp. 179-197). Hong Kong: The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Education Dept., Hong Kong, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Education and Hong Kong Association for Design and Technology Education.

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