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Hypothesis Theory and law How science really works Objective Students will be able to explain what a scientific law and theory are and give examples of each Essential Question What are the differences between a scientific law and theory. EOC Biology. Mark Watrin. Science Coordinator ESD112. Inquiry. Conducting Analyses and Thinking Logically . . Expand and refine skills and abilities of inquiry to gain a deeper understanding of natural phenomena. . . Famous Stories We Tell Ourselves (part II): The ‘Scientific Revolution’. Def. Scientific Revolution:. An term that describes a . period in Western history in which the way people . thought about . Social Studies Vocabulary . Savings accounts . We have savings accounts because we can earn money from the interest. It adds up and then we have more money to spend!!!!. Opportunity costs . http://video.nhptv.org/video/2365105487/. CIV 101-02. Fall . November 20, 2015. Class 37. New Science. Incomplete (. and approximate) time . lines:. 1514. Copernicus. 1580. Bacon. 1595. Kepler. 1600. Galileo. 1627. Descartes. 1666. Newton. 1700. What is Science?. Science is both a body of knowledge . and . a . process. Science . is . exciting. Science is . useful. Science . is . ongoing. Science . is a global human . endeavor. Science is both a body of knowledge . Essential Question: How do scientists properly design and carry out an experiment?. Experimental Design. Scientific Method. Scientific experimentation is carried out with the scientific method in order to able to confidently draw conclusions. . What is Sound Energy?. . is a wave of vibrations that spreads from its source. . As sound travels through a material, the molecules that make it up . . in a kind of pattern. . Complete the questions on your own. This is a pre-test.. When finished turn your paper over.. You may read a book whiles waiting for your classmates. Daily Agenda. Minutes. Activities. 10 min. Bell-ringer. 8-28-17 Results of Scientific Inquiry; Scientific Theory vs. Scientific Law Do Now: Answer the following question in your Science Notebook. Why might you engage in scientific inquiry? We do so to find answers to questions about nature. include reading about known scientific theories and ideasgenerating scientificallyoriented questionsmaking predictions or posing preliminary hypotheses planning investigations making observations usin Forces & Gravity. Notes. Write down the words in yellow.. The words in white are discussion points, you may write these down, but are not required.. Gravity. Gravity is a . force. that pulls objects toward each other.. Dr Louise Dunn. Science in Public. Science controversies and the resultant crisis in public confidence: . Chernobyl nuclear disaster, 1986; BSE & ‘Mad cow’ disease (1986); MMR Vaccine and Autism (1988); Genetically Modified Organisms ‘Frankenfood’; Nanotechnology ‘grey goo’; gene therapy; climate change….. then…. COVID19. Understanding the Laboratory Learning Activity (LLA). Dr. Peta White. Deakin University – School of Education. Peta.white@deakin.edu.au. Things we pay attention to in designing high quality LLAs. NARST. 93RD ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL 2020 CONFERENCE, MARCH 15–18. Developing Science Literacy and the Potential for Conceptual Change. Keri-Anne Croce, Towson University . Marcia J. Watson-. Vandiver.