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What skill is a scientist using when she listens to the sounds of a dog barking? Making Observations
What is an inference? Explaining an observation. FOR EXAMPLE: Your friends return from a canoe trip on the lake and they are dripping wet, an INFERENCE would be, their canoe tipped over.
The many different ways scientists study the natural world is called Scientific Inquiry
An orderly systematic approach to a problem Scientific method
When we use one or more of our senses to gather information, it is called Observing
What is an educated guess about what will happen in the future A Prediction
Is this a quantitative or qualitative observation? The tree is 13 meters tall. Quantitative
Is this a quantitative or qualitative observation? The table is smooth Qualitative
Is this a subjective or objective observation? REMEMBER, SUBJECTIVE OBSERVATIONS INCLUDE FEELINGS AND OPINIONS. OBJECTIVE OBSERVATIONS ARE JUST THE FACTS. The dog sat on the sidewalk. Objective
Is this a subjective or objective observation? REMEMBER, SUBJECTIVE OBSERVATIONS INCLUDE FEELINGS AND OPINIONS. OBJECTIVE OBSERVATIONS ARE JUST THE FACTS. It is as warm enough to cook an egg on the sidewalk. Subjective
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