Scientific Method (PS.1)

What to know about SCIENTIFIC METHOD..... 

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1.  What is a hypothesis and how should it be stated?
2.  What is an independent variable?
3.  What is a dependent variable?
4.  What is a constant?
5.  What is a control?
6.  What would be experimental bias?
7.  How many times should an experiment be completed?
8. How do you convert big number to scientific notation?
9.  How do you convert little numbers to scientific notation?
10. What are some tricks to remember how to complete?
11. What are the prefixes for the metric system?
12. What is a good way to remember the prefixes?
13.  How do you convert the numbers in the metric system?
14.  Know how to use: liter, milliliter (cubic centimeters), meter, centimeter, millimeter, grams, degrees Celsius, and newtons.
15.  What are some safety rules in the lab?
16.  What are some safety equipment in the lab?
17.  What is the first thing you should do in an experiment?
18.  What would you use to measure mass?
19.  What would you use to measure weight?
20.  What would you use to measure volume?
21.  What would you use to measure temperature?
22.  What would you use to measure humidity?
23.  Be able to find the area of a square/rectangle/triangle.
24.  Be able to find the volume of a cube/prism.
 
25.  Be able to create a graph or chart from data.
26.  Be able to use a graph or chart to answer questions.
27. Understand the basics of the science. 
28.  Be able to identify a few different types of science. 
29.  What are the three types of models?
30.  Give an example of the three types of models.
31. Be able to tell the difference between a theory and law.

Extending my learning more: Apply the methodology of scientific inquiry: begin with a question, design an investigation, gather evidence, formulate an answer to the original question, communicate the investigative process and results, and realize this methodology does not always follow a prescribed sequence.


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