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ECE Science 1

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If a teacher wants students to understand the diet of an owl, she should... let students dissect owl pellets.
hypothesis an idea that may contribute important new knowledge for the evaluation of a scientific theory
models used to communicate ideas and to represent abstract phenomena. Example - solar system model
theories based on a body of evidence and many experiments, trials, and tests
scientific explanations describe the mechanisms for natural events
scientific laws regularities or mathematical descriptions of natural phenomena
durability the ability to hold up over time.. Example - the law of gravity.
tentativeness willingness to modify ideas as new evidence is presented. Means uncertain.
replication getting the same result when an experiment is repeated.
reliance on evidence using concepts from the text, studies, and research to support opinions or claims
scientific method a body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge.
steps of the scientific method are... make an observation, ask a question, form a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, analyze the data and draw a conclusion, replicate the experiment,
observe employ the 5 senses to interact with phenomena and record the findings
classify arrange living and nonliving things based on attributes
predict make assumptions based on evidence
hypothesize state a prediction based on evidence
investigate conduct experiments
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