Scientific Skills and Processes. 1. OBSERVING Stating the properties or characteristics of an object or event.
psychological methods - Chapter 2 Section 1 Conducting Research-
1-1 What is Science? - organized way of using evidence to learn about the natural world.
Supply Chapter 5 Section 1. Supply – the amount of goods available Law of Supply – the higher the price the larger the quantity produced Quantity supplied.
Bubble Gum Lab PAGES 3 & 4. I. Purpose The purpose of this lab is to use the Scientific Method to solve a problem. This is a RIGHT side.
Obedience Core Study Bickman 1974. Core Study BATs Explain and outline Bickman’s research into obedience and the power of uniform Plan and collect data.
What is Science?. Observing Using one or more of your senses to gather information. –Senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.
University of Winchester. PGCE Science 1 PGCE Science Managing Enquiry.
UNIT I Experimental Design. I. What is Science A.Goal of Science - 1.Deals only with natural world. 2.Scientists collect and organize information in careful,
Methods of Science Chapter 1.3 pages 16-21. The Scientific Method: Steps used to gather data and answer questions.
September 4 th – Thursday Change – due date for Author’s Page is Now Thursday September 10 th. Change – due date for Author’s Page is Now Thursday September.
SCIENTIFIC PROCESSES 1. Observation- noting down daily occurrences in nature ; and directly received by the senses. Kinds: a.Quantitative- numerical.
