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Table of Contents
1. SAFETY IN SCIENCE
2. PROCESS OF SCIENCE
INQUIRY
2A Process of Science Inquiry
2B Asking a Question
2C Predicting and
Hypothesizing
2D Identifying Variables
and Controls
2E Designing an Inquiry
Investigation
3. PROCESS OF DESIGN
3A The Problem-Solving Cycle
3B Identifying a Problem
3C Selecting the Best
Alternative
3D Planning a Prototype
3E Building a Prototype
3F Testing and Evaluating
a Prototype
3G Patents, Trademarks and
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4. RESEARCHING
4A Research Skills
4B Interviewing and
Survey Skills
4C Critical Thinking
5. USING EQUIPMENT IN SCIENCE
5A Using the Microscope
5B Working with Scales
and Balances
5C Using Other Scientific
Equipment
5D Using Technology
Equipment
5E Fabrication Techniques
6. OBSERVING & RECORDING
DATA
6A Obtaining Qualitative Data
6B Obtaining Quantitative Data
6C Scientific and Technical
Drawings
6D Creating Data Tables |
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7. ANALYZING RESULTS
7A The Need to Graph
7B Reading the Graph
7C Constructing Graphs
7D Using Math in Science
7E Reaching a Conclusion
7F Reflecting on Your Work
8. COMMUNICATING
8A Writing a Report
8B Creating a Design Folder
8C Multimedia Presentations
8D Exploring an Issue
9. STUDY SKILLS
9A Setting Goals and
Monitoring Progress
9B Good Study Habits
9C Using Your Computer
Effectively
9D Working Together
9E Graphic Organizers |
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