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INFLUENCE OF SCIENCE
& TECHNOLOGY IN
EDUCATION
SOCIAL & ECONOMICS
SANIE JADE CARBA
MAEd �C Science Student
saniejade.carba001@gmail.com

STARTING WITH AN END IN MIND
? Recognize the influence of science and technology
in education particularly in social and economic
aspects

RATIONALE
Science &
Technology
Education
Society
&
Economy

SCIENCE VS TECHNOLOGY
Science Technology
Applying Ideas
Knowing How
Designing
Applied Enterprise
Observation &
Theory
Knowing Why
Understanding
Basic Enterprise

SOCIETAL & ECONOMIC ELEMENTS
? Labor/Workforce
? Information and Communication
? Transportation
? Economy/Revenue

LABOR MARKET
? Technological unemployment or the loss of jobs caused by
technological change has happened in previous industrial
revolutions.
? During the last Industrial Revolution, in the late
19th century, a series of inventions happened over a brief
period time.

? It was also the time when factories were invented;
and, labourers replaced craftsmen.
? Later then in the modern era, factory workers are
now replaced by machineries

EMPLOYMENT SHIFT ACROSS GENERATIONS
? Craftsmen
Traditional
? Factory
Workers
? Laborers
Industrial
? Robots
? High-Tech
Machineries
Modern

? Automation has reduced the demand for labor
? In 2015, a Mckinsey study reported that 45
percent of activities that workers do could already
be automated if companies chose to do so.
? This percentage keeps increasing every year.

? The primary solution to avoid technological
unemployment is by investing in human capital.
? It could be invested through education, training
and enhanced benefits that lead to an
improvement in the quality and level of
production.

WORKFORCE-PRODUCTION RELATIONSHIP
IN A CANNING COMPANY: BEFORE
Greater Number of
Employees
Greater Time
Greater Amount of
Capital
Lesser Production
Lesser Profit
Not Proportional
Condition: In Equilibrium Status
E
X
A
M
P
L
E

WORKFORCE-PRODUCTION RELATIONSHIP: IN A
CANNING COMPANY WITH TECHNOLOGY
Lesser Number of
Employees
Lesser Time
Greater Amount of
Capital
Greater Number of
Production
Greater Profit
Proportional
Condition: In Equilibrium Status
E
X
A
M
P
L
E

2. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION

GLOBALIZATION
Globalization
Telecom
Services
Social
Media
Internet

BIG DATA
? Big data is a term used to
describe a collection of data
that is huge in size and yet
growing exponentially with
time.
? Big Data analytics examples
includes stock exchanges,
social media sites, jet
engines, etc.

? The Industrial Revolution enabled products like
cars to be mass produced for the first time.
? Mass transportation and real time communications
were now accessible to the public.

EMERGING TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGIES
AND THEIR SOCIETAL IMPACT
1. Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs)
? Expected to be safer than human-driven car
? Can overcome human error and leverage real-time
data from integrated infrastructure
? Reduces accidents, road congestion, fuel cost, travel
times and the cost of parking

Connected
and
Autonomous
Vehicles
(CAVs)

2. High-Speed Rail Networks
? High Speed that makes a good alternative to
planes
? Reducing oil consumption and use of renewable
resources
? Improving economic productivity

High-
Speed
Rail
Networks

3. Hyperloop
? Transports passengers using physical properties of a
partial vacuum
? Speed of 700 mph is expected
? Provide a new, cost-effective alternative to passenger
flights
? Reduce cost and complexity of inter-city transports

Hyperloop

? The world became more prosperous; but, the gap between the
poor and the rich widened.
? The abuses of capitalism led to the birth of Marxism. This led
to bloody revolutions; the rise of dictators; and, two world
wars.
? The world must ensure that this next technological revolution
will not lead to another century of dictators, revolutions and
wars.

SUMMING UP
Science &
Technology
Education
Society
&
Economy

SANIE JADE CARBA
MAEd �C Science Student
saniejade.carba001@gmail.com

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