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Science of Biology 9 - 20 - 2006

Goal To investigate and understand the natural world To explain the events in the natural world Use the explanations to make useful predictions

Scientists To accomplish goal observes gathers data makes inferences logical interpretation based on prior knowledge

PROPOSED scientific explanation Hypothesis PROPOSED scientific explanation testable To help create observations

Always changing with new discoveries, technologies, observations Science NOT a set of truths Always changing with new discoveries, technologies, observations

Scientists Continues to ask questions Forms hypothesis Runs experiments

Control Group Controlled experiment no factors are changed Need to compare it to other factors Factors = variables

Experimental Group Manipulated variables factor that is changed ONE factor for every experiment Independent variable scientists chooses the factor

Experimental Group Responding Variable result of the manipulated variable How does the changed factor affect the experiment Dependent variable

Scientist Record and analyze data Draw a conclusion based on evidence

Science NOT ABSOLUTE TRUTH Adding evidence Refute the current evidence More evidence helps hypothesis become theories

In groups of 3, create a concept map of the “Characteristics of Living Things”

Characteristic of living things 1-2 paraphrase as to what it means Create a drawing