Overview
The scientific method is a fundamental approach used in scientific inquiry to explore questions and test ideas. It begins with observations that lead to questions, followed by the formulation of hypotheses that can be tested through carefully designed experiments. The results of these experiments ar...
Key Terms
Example: Noticing that plants grow taller in sunlight.
Example: If plants receive more sunlight, then they will grow taller.
Example: Measuring plant growth under different light conditions.
Example: Amount of water given to plants.
Example: Plants grown in the dark to compare with those in sunlight.
Example: Height measurements of plants over time.
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Experimental Design
Focuses on planning how to conduct experiments effectively to test hypotheses.
intermediateData Analysis Techniques
Covers various methods for analyzing data collected from experiments.
intermediateScientific Ethics
Explores the ethical considerations in conducting and reporting scientific research.
advancedKey Concepts
ObservationHypothesisExperimentationConclusion