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Understanding the Science MSP Mark Watrin Science Coordinator ESD112 Questioning and Investigating Investigate an answerable question through valid experimental techniques. Conclusions are based on evidence and are repeatable 8 th Grade
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Preconceptions :Three – Two - One Three Inquiry Standards that will be answered as a two point questions Two Inquiry standards that will be only Multiple Choice One inquiry standard that will not be tested
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Inquiry? Ask Questions Plan Investigations Collect Data Repeat for reliability Understand Models Emphasize Evidence Communicate results Be honest 2 point possibilities Plan an investigation Understand models Evidence for Conclusion Evidence for Explanations Standards MSP
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How Did They Do? 2008 2009 Mean Score 2.1 out of 4 52%
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2011 Inquiry Short Answer Format Controlled Experiment 42% of 2 points Conclusion 58% Evidence 62% Multiple Choice Format Identify the Variable 77% Completion Format Identify the Variable 60%
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Time for Questions If you don’t get a word in edgewise. Type your question into the question box.
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4 Parts Design a controlled experiment Design a Field Investigation Write a Conclusion Understanding Models
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Plan an Investigation Test and Item Specifications Controlled Experiment Field Experiment
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8 th Grade “Update” document 2010 “Changes Docuents” 8 th Scoring Attributes
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8 th Grade Design an Investigation Interpret a Scenario Interpret a data table 1 controlled variable
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Inquiry Guide Attribute Points Logical Steps 1 Controlled Variable Manipulated Variable Responding Variable Record Data Multiple Trials
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Field Investigation Attributes = 6 Logical Steps Method of data collection 2 Conditions compared Data to be Collected Record Measurements Observations are repeated
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From OSPI - Templates
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Pause Part 2
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In Conclusion (1)Conclusive statement (2)Supporting data: reported data are the lowest and highest conditions (1)Explanatory language, connect or compare the supporting data to the conclusive statement
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2012 Update Documents 3 or 4 = 2 Conclusive Statement High Data Low Data Explanatory Language
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How well do students write conclusions? Mudflow Write a Conclusion Getting Better
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Pause Part 3
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“ But wait, there’s more!” Cognitive Difficulty Models
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Model Guide How does the model describe a scientific event? How is the model accurate? How is the model inaccurate?
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Example What real object is this a model showing? What is accurate about the model What is inaccurate about the model?
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