Observation Inference Variables Problem Statement or Purpose IV DV Levels of IV Units of Measurement Constants Hypothesis Materials Procedure Data Data.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Experimental Design Some Terms.

Advertisements

Scientific Method: Experimental Design and Laboratory Report Writing Available Available

Creative Title for Your Project

What is your Objective? THE PROBLEM  Curiosity???????? ???????? Observation is a key element here!!!

Warm-up 3:2:1 Write down three things you know about graphing!

Experimental Design Student Cheat Sheet 2015.

Quiz 1 - Scientific Processing

Ice Melting Away Lab Purpose: Does the mass of the ice change as it change states of matter? Materials: –Stopwatch –Plastic Bag –Three ice cubes –scale.

PreAP Chemistry Chapter 1 Notes. Scientific Method.

Aim #5: What do scientists do during experiments?

Aim: How do scientist organize their experimental information? They collect Data.

Observation Inference Variables Problem Statement or Purpose IV DV Levels of IV Units of Measurement Constants Hypothesis Materials Procedure Data Data.

The Scientific Method:

Making Graphs from Data. Bar, Line, or Pie? / One of the first things one needs to do when graphing is decide whether to make a bar graph or a line graph.

Organizing Data A graph is a pictorial representation of information recorded in a data table. It is used to show a relationship between two or more factors.

Make observations to state the problem *a statement that defines the topic of the experiments and identifies the relationship between the two variables.

Lab Write-ups What do I put into my lab report?. Format / All typed assignments are to be / 12 point / Times New Roman / Double Spaced / If the report.

Lab Write-ups What do I put into my lab report?. Experimental Setup / Problem: written as The effect of ___ on ___. / Hypothesis: If…then…because / Variables:

Unit 1 – Lecture 3. First person Language? NO NEVER NOT EVER.

Objective: How does a scientist set-up the appropriate graph?

Science Fair Display Board Requirements. Left Panel of Display Board (as you are facing the board)  Problem (In the form of a question)  Hypothesis.

Models. make observations and form hypothesis make predictions and perform control experiments reject original hypothesis form theory data support hypothesis.

GRAPHING DATA. After the data is organized into a data table, a graph is created Graphs give a visual image of the observations (data) which helps the.

Bar Graphs Used for comparing separate groups. Axes X- axis: independent variable (what the scientist controls) Horizontal D – dependent R – responding.

Graph: a visual display of information or data

Great Graphs!!!!! Or … How to Impress Math and Science Teachers Or … How to Impress Math and Science Teachers.

Components of and Experiments Independent Variable: The one factor that a scientist purposely changes during an experiment Dependent Variable: The resulting.

Scientific Cents. Making Observations Work with your partner Read the procedure carefully. Make a data table and a data chart to record your observations.

Observation Inference Variables Problem Statement or Purpose IV DV Levels of IV Units of Measurement Constants Hypothesis Materials Procedure Data Data.

Graphing in Science.

GRAPH Definition: A PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION OF INFORMATION RECORDED IN A DATA TABLE. USED TO SHOW A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO OR MORE FACTORS.

Write Title (statement that relates the IV & DV) By (your name)

Graphing in Science Objectives: (1) Communicate data through tables and graphs. (2) Create appropriate graphs based on data.

Tables and Graphs. Graphs: Visual Display of Data X Axis: Independent Variable Y Axis: Dependent Variable.

Graphing in Science. .. What are the parts of a graph?

Graphing Notes. Why Graph? Graphs are great because they communicate information visually Graphs help make complicated information easy to understand.

Graphing. Line Graphs  Shows a relationship where the dependent variable changes due to a change in the independent variable  Can have more than one.

Reading & Understanding Graphs. Examine each graph carefully. What was tested, changed, or compared (INDEPENDENT VARIABLE) is plotted on the X-axis.

SCIENCE SKILLS. Magic Grow® Capsule Observations To make a Data Table: Observations of Sponge Animal Capsules Label the type of observation Give your.

Designing an Experiment. Think of a Question  What do you want to know? (1)  “What is the effect of the____on the _____?”  Change the question into.

My Science Fair Project An investigation of _____________.

Student Notes Experimental Design/Scientific Method Name:Class:

Data Table and Graphing Notes. What information needs to be on the Data Tables? A) Number of Trials B) Column for the IV C) Column for the DV D) Units.

Aim: How do scientist organize their experimental information?

The Research Plan How Scientists Solve Problems. Investigate phenomenons Explain the results of investigations And use those explanations to make predictions.

The Scientific Method Problem Solving for Science Detectives.

Vertical Team Coaching

LS.1 a-j The student will plan and conduct investigations

9/19/16 HOW to make a graph Objective: I will construct a graph from a data table and include all of the required parts of a graph. PAGE 11.

Experimental Variables

Introduction to Biology

LS.1 a-j The student will plan and conduct investigations

ENIVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

SCSH3. Students will identify and investigate problems scientifically

Scientific Method.

Designing an experiment.

SCSH3. Students will identify and investigate problems scientifically

Scientific Method Mini Project EXPERIMENT TITLE (IV’s effect on DV)

Scientific Method.

Let’s GRAPH! A 6 Step Solution.

Scientific Method.

Title: Research Question:.

Part 1: Designing the Experiment My Question:

Scientific Method Outline

Designing an Experiment.

Scientific Process: Organizing Data

Let’s GRAPH! A 6 Step Solution.

Let’s GRAPH! A 6 Step Solution.

Experimental Design.

Presentation transcript:

Observation Inference Variables Problem Statement or Purpose IV DV Levels of IV Units of Measurement Constants Hypothesis Materials Procedure Data Data Table Graph Conclusion Experimental Design Diagram Background Information

How to Be STUPYX (how to make a good graph of your data) Scale -increments(what you count by) on y-axis are the same all the way across -increments on the x-axis are the same all the way across -increments are appropriate -Origin is at 0,0 -break graph if data is close together but far from 0

Title The Effect of (IV) on (DV) Units Units of Measurement labeled on any axis that has numbers Plot is the right type of graph (bar, line, etc.) has all of the data on it is easy to read y-axis - is labeled with the DV x-axis - is labeled with the IV Summary Statement: A good data graph…

Height of Person (feet) Number of Free Throws Made in 2 minutes ( # of baskets made) RangeAverage Trial 1Trial 2Trial The Effect of Height of Person on Number of Free Throws Made

The Effect of Amount of Chemical on Time to Lose Extra Antennae (IV) (DV) IV: Amount of Chemical DV: Time to Lose Extra Antennae (days) RangeAverage Trial 1Trial 2Trial 3 1 dose doses doses Data Table:

Data Graph: