Based on scientific literacy, as a general definition, should be thought as the combination of both insights related to science and scientific knowledge, as well as skills such as inquiry, critical thinking, problem solving and decision making. This definition requires a scientifically literate person to be able to understand science, the nature of scientific knowledge and the relationship of science with society and environment, to know basic scientific concepts, laws, theories and principles, and to use science process skills. Özdem et al., (2010) & Kyunghee Choi et al., (2011) framework stresses the importance of communication and collaboration, systematic thinking including non routine problem solving, the use of evidence to support claims, and information management within the habits of mind dimension. Students need to learn how to put ideas together and work with others to come up with novel solutions to challenging problems.