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Scientific Method

TermDefinition
Question The process starts when you ask a question about something you observe; ask how, why, when, and where.
Research Look up what is already known about your question; learn from others who may have already conducted experiments.
Hypothesis An educated guess about the answer to your question; it needs to be easy to measure and not based on non-testable opinion.
Experiment Using a list of procedures, this is how you test your hypothesis.
Collect Data Record all of your findings.
Analyze Organize your data; create graphs and charts
Conclusion The point when your reach a determination about your hypothesis - was it right and wrong
Scientific Theory An explanation based on extensive and repeated experimentation
Scientific Law Rules that describe a pattern - example gravity - what goes up, must come down
Technology Application tools or products scientists use to enhance their research/experiment
Qualitative Observations about how something looks, feels, smells, sounds, or tastes
Quantitative Observations that are about numbers or quantity
Observations Made when you use your senses to take in information about your surroundings
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