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Understanding Technology Notes 1.3

What is Technology? Technology is how people change the world around them to meet their needs and solve practical problems. The goal of technology is to improve the way people live. – Examples: refrigerator, eye glasses, cups, cars.

Comparing Technology and Science Science is the study of the natural world to understand how it functions. Technology, on the other hand, changes, or modifies, the natural world to meet human needs or solve problems. An Engineer is a person who is trained to use both technological and scientific knowledge to solve practical problems.

Endoscopes are tiny medical instruments that allow doctors to view organs within the human body. They transmit light using long, thin strands of glass called optical fibers.

Impact on Society Technology can have both positive and negative consequences for individual people and for society as a whole. For example: pesticides are chemicals that kill insects that eat crops. But if it rains, the pesticides can run into the river and pollute fish and other wildlife.