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Presentations RealLife Situation Other RealLife Situation Other RealLife Situation Knowledge Issue recognized Knowledge Issues developed extraction progression application Theory of Knowledge Presentation Structure ID: 207777

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Slide1

Theory of Knowledge

PresentationsSlide2

Real-Life Situation

Other Real-Life

Situation

Other Real-Life

Situation

Knowledge Issue

(recognized)

Knowledge Issue(s)(developed)

extraction

progression

application

Theory of Knowledge: Presentation StructureSlide3

Science and prediction

Presentation 1Slide4

REAL LIFE SITUATION

The 2004 Indian

Ocean tsunami and

the location of

its epicentre

Presentation 1: Science and PredictionSlide5

REAL LIFE SITUATION

The 2004 Indian

Ocean tsunami and

the location of

its epicentre

KNOWLEDGE ISSUE

To what extent does

prediction test the

validity of a scientific

theory?

Presentation 1: Science and Prediction

KEY: ExtractionSlide6

REAL LIFE SITUATION

The 2004 Indian

Ocean tsunami and

the location of

its epicentre

KNOWLEDGE ISSUE

To what extent does

prediction test the

validity of a scientific

theory?

Presentation 1: Science and Prediction

General nature ofscientific theory

KEY:

Extraction

DevelopmentSlide7

REAL LIFE SITUATION

The 2004 Indian

Ocean tsunami and

the location of

its epicentre

KNOWLEDGE ISSUE

To what extent does

prediction test the

validity of a scientific

theory?

Presentation 1: Science and Prediction

General nature ofscientific theoryPredictions

generatedby standardtectonic theoryGeology: tectonictheory as an

explanation forcontinental drift

Explanatory power,

predictions from patterns

Strengths

KEY:

Extraction

Development

Application backSlide8

REAL LIFE SITUATION

The 2004 Indian

Ocean tsunami and

the location of

its epicentre

KNOWLEDGE ISSUE

To what extent does

prediction test the

validity of a scientific

theory?

Presentation 1: Science and Prediction

General nature ofscientific theoryPredictions

generatedby standardtectonic theoryGeology: tectonictheory as an

explanation forcontinental drift

Explanatory power,

predictions from patterns

Amenability to

experimentation,

historical versus

experimental data

Application of,

and responses to,

these difficulties

in the context of

the tsunami

Problems of induction

and generalization

Difficulties with

measurement, specifying

Initial conditions

Confounding variables,

complexity of interactions

Observer effects

Problems

Strengths

KEY:

Extraction

Development

Application backSlide9

REAL LIFE SITUATION

The 2004 Indian

Ocean tsunami and

the location of

its epicentre

Biology: evolution by

natural selection:homology, palaeontology,

artificial selection, etc.

KNOWLEDGE ISSUE

To what extent does

prediction test the validity of a scientifictheory?

Presentation 1: Science and Prediction

General nature ofscientific theoryPredictionsgenerated

by standardtectonic theory

Geology: tectonic

theory as anexplanation forcontinental drift

Explanatory power,

predictions from patterns

Amenability to

experimentation,

historical versus

experimental data

Application of,

and responses to,

these difficulties

in the context of

the tsunami

Chemistry:

Mendeleev and

periodicity

Economics:

the Phillips

curve

Chemistry:

valence shell

electron pair

repulsion theory

Problems of induction

and generalization

Difficulties with

measurement, specifying

Initial conditions

Confounding variables,

complexity of interactions

Observer effects

Problems

Strengths

Other real-life

situations (natural sciences and human sciences)

KEY:

Extraction

Development

Application back

Application onwardSlide10

Theory of Knowledge

Presentations