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| A process of obesrving, studying, and thinking about the material world to gain knowledge |
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Students gain knowledge by:
1) Observing the natural and constructed world
2) Performing and evaluating investigations
3) Communicating your findings |
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| Using the five senses to gain knowledge |
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| Not influenced by personal opinions, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts |
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Data that is influenced by opinions or prejudice
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| Anything that can change in an experiment |
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| The variable that is changing or manipulating |
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| The variable that the student is measuring or responding |
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| A variable that does not change |
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| The test that has nothing done to it (no I.V. is being changed) |
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| Information that is gained from investigation |
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| Making a logical assumption based on the investigation |
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