Tuesday, February 14, 2012
QTF on first blog
Well from my first blog i talked about how science means life, i now believe science means questions asking questions with who, what, where, why, and how. There is so much science used everyday, so many questions asked everyday that you need to answer them. Questions like where we going? Or why is the sky blue? Or how do trees become that tall? Many questions can come to mind about everything used in everyday life.questions are all around the scientific method, we ask questions about the hypothesis, the data that was gathered, the Questions we ask about the observation we make, We question the experiment we make. I think that is abu it.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
What is science, in your own words?
Science to me means LIFE, meaning science has to do with everyday life. I believe science works with everything today by biology, physics, earth, chemistry, many things in life has to do with science. Also i believe that science hasto do with the scientific method things about having a theory, hypothesis, data, Observations, Experiment, and conclusion
What has been your experience doing and learning science – write about 1 good experience and 1 bad experience.
I haven't taken a science class since high school, but my one good experience in that class was having to work with beakers and a clear glass plate and a microscope, we got to see all these little stuff move around from the beaker full of a branch/leaf that was soaked in it. My bad experience was making a Volcano with a lab partner, it didn't come out so good, not even close to how we wanted it to come out.
Describe a circumstance where you used a scientific approach to a life event or problem.
One circumstance where i had to use a scientific approach was in high school in my earth science class, we had to plant a seed with soil and keep observations of it, record any difference in the time we started to the time we had to check on it. It was a fun, new experience on watching the plant grow and form into a beautiful flower.
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