Science Applications with Mrs. Aronowsky

With Mrs. Aronowsky

​With Mrs. Aronowsky

Welcome to Science Applications

By the end of class, you will:
1. Get to know me, your teacher, Mrs. Aronowsky
2. Distinguish between observation and inference.
3. Get to know the Science Application curriculum.
4. State whether you will meet with success in Science Applications.

​Meet my family: Eric, Zach, Nate, Sam & Skylar

Watching sunsets
Feeling cozy by the fire
Smelling Chex Mix baking at Thanksgiving
Walking barefoot in the sand
The sweet and salty flavors of Reese Take 5

I LOVE....

I have been teaching almost 15 years.
I have taught at every grade level and have taught nearly every subject, including Espanol.

This will be my 5th year teaching Science Applications.
I also teach Earth & Space Science with Mrs. Hofmann.

​I LOVE High School Students

More about me - Mrs. A

Multiple Choice

Select the ONLY false statement.

• I was born in Massachusetts.

• My high school basketball team won the state championship.

• I am the baby in my family.

• I jumped out of an airplane.

Two Types of Observations

Types of observations that deal in numbers and measurements.
For example, taking temperatures, calorie intake, wait time for a table, etc..

Quantitative Observation

Types of observations that deal with characteristics or experiences.

For example: the 5 senses

Qualitative Observation

Open Ended

List both qualitative & quantitative observations about ME.

Inference

An inference is a conclusion you reach after an observation.

Sentence prompts include: "The clue made me think," "I can conclude," or "I can infer..."

For example, if I hear Skylar barking, one inference I can make is that Amazon is making a delivery.

Open Ended

Using the list of observations you made, make at least ONE inference about ME.

​Letters from 2024 - 2025 Science Application Students

Open Ended

List both quantitative and qualitative observations from 2024 - 2025 student letters.

Open Ended

Make an inference about Science Applications based on observations from all letters.

Multiple Choice

Mark each statement you believe to be true.

• We will be studying energy.

• You will NOT need a tablet.

• Cellphones are permitted.

• You are NOT responsible for missed work.

Science Applications 2024 - 2025
Syllabus

​Based all you've learned so far, state whether you will meet with success in Science Applications

Support your claim using evidence, knowledge & reasoning.

Audio Response

​Based all you've learned so far, state whether you will meet with success in Science Applications

Open Audio Recorder