To respect living organisms and their habitats.

To respect safety procedures and guidelines when conducting scientific investigations.

To respect the scientific process and the work of scientists.

To learn about the role of scientific discoveries and advancements in improving lives, addressing global challenges and shaping the future.

To develop a deep understanding of fundamental scientific principles and to apply our knowledge to solve problems and answer complex questions.

To ask questions, make predictions, and conduct investigations to uncover new knowledge and deepen our understanding of scientific phenomena.

To persevere in the face of challenges, setbacks, and failures, understanding that setbacks are a natural part of the scientific process.

To understand how resilience contributes to the survival and sustainability of life on Earth.

To build resilience by navigating complex ethical dilemmas and advocating for responsible and sustainable use of science and technology.