Unit: Science and Technology

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Unit: Science and Technology Lesson 1: Why Study Science? Essential Questions: 1.) Explain why people need to understand scientific principles and think scientifically

Why is science important? Thinking scientifically can help you solve problems and answer questions Can you catch a cold from getting wet on a rainy day? Where is it safe to be during a thunderstorm?

Informed Consumer- a person who buys something Are the How does the products product work? safe?

Informed citizen- a person who searches for information and makes decisions

Cost Benefit A negative result A positive result Result of taking action

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