Introduction
In our examination of societies with developed economies and high quality of life we discover that the workforce has the same qualities that run the system and take advantage of these in the background. An accumulation of workforce with these qualifications can only be obtained by the careful attention to the education of every individual in these societies. The earlier in their lives that these efforts are exerted the greater the effect it will have on outcomes. Because an individual's perception and conceptual abilities are directly related to the contents of the education that is given, the methodology and the individual's cognitive development, which is the subject for discussion, are important in these efforts. For this reason the roles of all of the people who have roles in determining and implementing the contents of science education that lays the foundation at an early age need to be correctly defined. This will only be possible when there is agreement on a shared language and approach in the methodology and concepts that are used in science education activities.