Exclusion of people with low science capital in the modern w

Science capital is divided into social and the cultural capital

• True

• False

Science capital describes the characteristics of the material, psychology and movies

• True

• False

Scientific capital explains attitudes about nature and animals

• True

• False

Science capital affects children and adolescents because they think about learning and their skills

• True

• False

Research capital does not affect the way children and adolescents think about science and their skills

• True

• False

Individual research capital is characterized by: everyday participation in learning, for example: interest circles, reading science news, going to a science center

• True

• False

Individual scientific capital is the entirety of knowledge about mathematics

• True

• False

Does going to a museum contribute to expanding knowledge and scientific capital?

• Yes

• No

Does high education of parents influence their children's perception of science?

• Yes

• No

Whether the exclusion of people with low science capital contribute to depriving the poor of a chance for self-development and closes the way to a better future?

• Yes

• No