Knowledge of, and attitudes towards health-related biotechnology applications amongst Australian year 10 high school students (Record no. 8445)

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Personal name Lieshout, Emile van
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Uniform title Journal of Biological Education
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Title Knowledge of, and attitudes towards health-related biotechnology applications amongst Australian year 10 high school students
Statement of responsibility, etc by Emile van Lieshout and Vaille Dawson
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General note Modern technology has a large and rapidly increasing impact on society. New advances in genetics, stem cells and other areas hold great potential of human health but also presenting socio scientific issues that commonly divide public opinion. While knowledge is necessary to develop informed opinions about biotechnology, they may also be influenced by polarized discourse and fiction in the media. Here, we examined prior knowledge about and attitudes towards health -related biotechnological applications in year 10 high school students from Western Australia using online questionnaires. The impact of teaching on students' understanding was tested by repeating the questionnaire after a lesson. Finally, students' argumentation skills were examined by recording responses to statements about biotechnological applications. We found that, prior to instruction, most students exhibited a reasonable understanding of biotechnological. There was little evidence of alternative conceptions, and instructions led to a diversification. in understanding. Attitudes towards biotechnology were generally positive but varied. despite interest in biotechnology issues, argument for positions were generally cognitive-affective in nature. Consequently, biotechnology is a relevant topic for science education, and presents excellent opportunities to build on pre-existing knowledge. Rather than expanding students' knowledge, our results suggest educators should focus on deepening existing understanding and strengthening argumentation skills.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Biotechnological application
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Personal name Dawson, Vaille
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     DSSC LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER DSSC LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER 2024-10-28   Per 612.6 L625 2016 2024-10-28 2024-10-28 Periodical Indexing