Science At Work 2006

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This document outlines the tasks for a project on science in the workplace. Students are asked to: 1) Produce an A-Z list of careers that use science. 2) Create a spreadsheet with information on two organizations, including their location, scientific work, and classification as local, national, or international. 3) Research each organization's location and the scientific, economic, and social reasons for choosing it. Provide an overview of their work. 4) Identify job titles, required qualifications, and how employees use science at each organization. 5) Ensure the final report has good structure, spelling, grammar, and diagrams.

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SCIENCE AT WORK UNIT 3 Science is involved in all parts of our lives. During this project you need to show how science is used in the outside world and how this effects our society

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