SCIENCE7 KYLE 071325

It is an essential method for solving problems, especially in Science.

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It is found in nature and gathered directly or indirectly using observation or measurement tools.

• Use of empirical evidence
• Critical analysis of data
• Logical reasoning or thinking
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

The processing and converting data into useful information to make scientific models and draw reliable conclusions.

• Use of empirical evidence
• Critical analysis of data
• Logical reasoning or thinking
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

This uses two forms of logical reasoning or thinking; inductive reasoning deductive reasoning.

• Use of empirical evidence
• Critical analysis of data
• Logical reasoning or thinking
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

uses specific observations to draw a general idea or conclusion.

• Use of empirical evidence
• Critical analysis of data
• Logical reasoning or thinking
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

uses a general principle to form a specific conclusion.

• Use of empirical evidence
• Critical analysis of data
• Logical reasoning or thinking
• Inductive reasoning
• Deductive reasoning

is a systemized body of knowledge composed of established facts, theories and laws It focuses on the natural world.

• Science as a Product
• Science as a community endeavor
• Science as a process

results from the collaborative efforts of many people in the scientific community.

• Science as a Product
• Science as a community endeavor
• Science as a process

is a way of learning about the natural world.

• Science as a Product
• Science as a community endeavor
• Science as a process

It is a basic process that is prerequisite for all other scientific processes.

• Observing
• Inferring
• Measuring
• Classifying
• Prediciting