students with valued opinions
birmingham think tank
School students of all ages have their own opinions on everything from music and fashion to genetic modification and vivisection. As scientific advance changes the world, it’s important to hear what those who will be living with the consequent future think about it. They are entitled to an informed opinion and to be able to voice their thoughts and it seems more organisations are listening.
We explore five examples of students making their voices heard in various ways.
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links
These links are relevant to this section.
You can also click these links in context if you are reading the PDF online.
Thinktank
www.thinktank.ac
Dr Websters findings for the Council of Science and Technology
www.cst.gov.uk
Nuffield Bioethics Consultation
www.nuffieldbioethics.org
Research in Museums
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk
Royal Society of Edinburgh, young people’s discussions
www.royalsoced.org.uk
Run your own young people’s discussion
www.royalsoced.org.uk
Information and downloads on Democs
www.neweconomics.org
Café Scientifique
www.cafescientifique.org
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