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A. Science Process Skills
- Content
- Processes of science
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- body of knowledge (fact concepts, principles)
Content
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ways of thinking & doing that scientist used to arrive the body of knowledge
Processes of science -
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they first introduced science processes
- American Association for the advancement
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BASIC SCIENCE PROCESSES 6
- Observing
- Classifying
- Communicating
- Measuring
- Predicting
- Inferring
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6 INTEGRATED PROCESS SKILLS
- Formulating Hypothesis
- Controlling variables
- Defining operationally
- Experimenting
- Interpreting data
- Formulating Models
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3 HOTS
- Critical thinking
- Creative Thinking
- Problem Solving
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using senses to gather information about the object/event.
Observing
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grouping objects into categories based on the properties/criteria.
Classifying
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using words/graphic symbols to describe an action, object or event. ,done in either oral or written form.
Communicating
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using both non-standard or standard measures or estimates to describe the dimensions of an object or event.
Measuring
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a measuring device is used (standard or non-standard)
Measuring
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to state the outcomes of a future event based on a pattern of evidence.
Predicting
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making an educational guess about an object based on previously gathered data or information.
Inferring
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stating the expected outcome of an experiment.
Formulating hypothesis
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intelligent guess of what will happen in the experiment.
Formulating hypothesis
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being able to identify variables that can affect an experimental outcomes, keeping most constant while manipulating only the independent variable.
Controlling Variables
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are conditions, factors or elements that are varied that may influence or affect the experiment.
Variables -
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making a definition that is specifically applicable to the activity or how it shall be done.
Defining operationally
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testing the variables and proving the hypothesis to be true or not. , conclusion is arrived at.
Experimenting
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Correct interpretation shall be made in order to give meaning to the data gathered.
5. Interpreting data
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Models can be made with the help of different science processes, Models are either mental or physical model of processes or events
6. Formulating Models
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It involves learners to do science when given the opportunities to:explore possible solutions;make explanations for the phenomena under study;elaborate explanation on the concepts and processes; make assessment of how these are understood based on available evidences.
Inquiry based Science
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