Which of these features describe a college vs a university?

Groups:

(a) College

,

(b) University

• Has "Graduate" Students who already have a college degree

• Main purpose is teaching

• 
• Main purpose is employing scientists

• You can get a 2-year or 4-year degree

• Usually part of a university

• 
• Can get a Master's or PhD

Most universities originally started as...

• Hospitals where you could get treatment

• Nonprofits where you could get donations

• Shopping malls where you could buy products

• Religious institutions where you could get trained as a priest

Which branch of science would the following topics be in?

Groups:

(a) Natural Sciences

,

(b) Social Sciences

,

(c) Engineering

• Studying what electricity is

• 
• Physics

• Sociology

• Meteorology

• Also called "The Soft Sciences"

• Also called "The Hard Sciences"

• Economics

• 
• 
• Studying what can be invented with chemicals

• Studying how people maintain friendships

• 
• Studying how to make new electronics

If you choose to go to college, who will be the teachers for your classes?

• Still Manta

• 
• Master teachers with extra training

• Scientists who study that subject

Label The Timeline

a

b

c

Manta is Born

2023 AD

10,000 BC

Scientific Revolution

This is the logo of The ​ (a)   . Their slogan, "​ (b)   " roughly means "​ (c)   " or "See for yourself." It was one of the first meetings where scientists would ​ (d)   each other's work and experiments.

• Royal Society
• Nullius in Verba
• Take no one else's word
• peer review
• I'm lovin' it
• Pokemon Go Society
• steal

If you want to write something and have it published in one of these journals, what DEFINITELY has to happen?

• You have to be a professional scientist employed at a university

• You have to work for the journal

• You have to have your paper peer reviewed by other expert scientists

• You have to get on your knees and beg

This is a screenshot of a peer-reviewed journal article. What is...
1. "European Journal of Neuroscience"? ​ (a)  
2. "Modulation of decision-making in a gambling... etc"? ​ (b)  
3. Paulo Sergio Boggio? ​ (c)  
4. 01 February 2010? ​ (d)  
5. [e-mail]? ​ (e)  

• The journal it was published in
• The title of the paper
• The lead scientist who wrote it
• The date it was published
• The scientist's email address
• The name of a book
• The editor of the journal

What happened at that point in the timeline?

• The world population boomed and many more smart people were born

• The governments of major countries started paying scientists

• Scientists started peer-reviewing each others work

• The United States was founded and we made all the science

What are the two (2) main sources of funding that pay for scientists to work at universities?

• Customers purchasing their products

• Government grants from things like the National Science Foundation

• Private donations of very wealthy, generous people

• The tuition money that students pay to the universities