This week should answer some of those questions. We ask what is science. The book says its the systematic study of all of nature. What does that mean?
What steps are involved in the systematic study of science?
When will we ever use this?
After this week's talks we should all know why this class runs in the steps it does each day. It's science. From the QotD problem and your hypothesis. To the research, experiments, and testing of those educated guesses. Wrapping up with your best final answer and conclusion.
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Here are some ideas that you have for science this year. Click the images or watch the videos for some more tips.
capture a caterpillar and watch it overtime to observe its process from a caterpillar to a butterfly
worm and fill a bucket up half way put a leaf in it then fill it up the rest of the way water the soil put the worm in and let it dig its way to the leaf
wander around outside one day and take nature photography, and each group picks what they think is their best picture, and they're printed out and posted on a board in the office or something like that, and everyone votes, and the picture with the most votes wins. And the people in the group get a Hershy bar because they won. =)
disect stuff in class because we could get a chance to learn about its vital organs and how a frog REALLY functions
go out and search for different kinds of clouds and weather paterns. We could take pictures of them and put them together on a poster and name what type of cloud it is or what weather pattern it is
What do you think? What other ideas do you have?
Science is any systematic that is able of a any prediction being right or wrong.
ReplyDeletei don't get it. are we supposed to find the definition of systematic or what?
ReplyDeleteSystematic: pertaining to, based on, or in accordance with a system of classification. Like the systematic name of plants.
ReplyDeleteSystematic: pertaining to, based on, or in accordance with a system of classification. Like the systematic name of plants.
ReplyDeletewhat does systematic mean?
ReplyDeleteSystematic means: arranging in an order. Example: {in the morning}
you get up, you make your bed, you get dressed, you eat breakfast, you brush your teeth, then you go down and wait for the bus.
what steps are involved in the systematic study of science?
life science: focuses on the study of living things; it includes the fields of cell biology, botany,ecology,zoology, and human biology.
earth science: focuses on the study of our plant and it's place to live in the universe; it includes the fields of goelogy, oceanography, metorology, and astronmy.
physical science: focuses on the study of of what things are made of and how they change; it includes the fields of chemistry and physics.
When will they ever use this?
you could use it for college and you are going for something that has to do with science.
science is the study of living things and everything in it
ReplyDeleteSystematic: pertaining to, based on, or in accordance with a system of classification. Like the systematic name of plants.
ReplyDeleteQ:What steps are involved in systematic study of science?
A: Formal Systematic
Pure systematic
Applied systematic
Practical systematic.
all painfully cut and paste.
ReplyDeletetry answering for yourselves. what is science? what does it mean taht it is the systematic study of all of nature?
Science is the study of how things interact, living and non-living. How things relate, work, and live together is another major part of science. Science deals with all systematic studies whether it is talking about biology geology, astrology, and chemical sciences. Science covers a huge variety of topics, such as human biology, rocks and minerals, space, matter and energy, ecology, botany, and many more. Their are categories such as life science, earth science, and physical science. It is a systematic study of all nature. Systematic means:"pertaining to, based on, or in accordance with a system of classification"-dictionary.com.
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ReplyDeleteScience is any systematic knowledge
ReplyDeletethat is capable of resulting in a correct prediction
Science is the study of the environment and living and non-living things
ReplyDeleteI think that it is the systematicsyudy of everything and how it works and the proccesses.
ReplyDeletesystamatic knowledge of the physichal or material world gained through observation and experiments
ReplyDeleteok so this is my final answer.
ReplyDeleteWhat does systematic mean:
Having, showing, or showing in a system. more like a plan. Like going to school going to homeroom then 2nd period go to 3rd period and so on.
What steps involved in the systematic study of science?
Mathematics and Logical Science: this is not an experimental science.
Physical Sciences: the study of the universe and its nature
Life Science:investigate the organisms that live in a specific environment.
Social Science: deals with groups that make up the human society.
Will we ever use this?
Yes when u are in college majoring in science of some sort.
here is the website i used
http://www.fortunecity.com/greenfield/bypass/314/english/science.htm
science is study of living things and how plants and anmials adapt to life
ReplyDeleteFor the changing part in science we can capture a caterpillar and watch it overtime to observe its process from a caterpillar to a butterfly. For resources we can get a worm and fill a bucket up half way put a leaf in it then fill it up the rest of the way water the soil put the worm in and let it dig its way to the leaf.
ReplyDeleteokay, i couldn't find the other thing about were you were supposed to comment on what our ideas on what we should do in class, so im gonna just gonna write it here i guess...i REALLY think that we should get a chance to disect, wait did i spell that right? D.I.S.E.C.T? Eh, whatever. yea, i think it would be really cool to disect stuff in class because we could get a chance to learn about its vital organs and how a frog REALLY functions. so i don't know about you Mr. Hoopman, but i think we should go for it. -Collin Krimmel. :D
ReplyDeleteAlright this is my answer systematic is a organized thought or plan which is like after school go home, do homework, play outside, come in get ready for bed. Science is any systematic that is able of any prediction being right or wrong.
ReplyDeleteWe should split into partners, and one person in each partnership brings a camera, and we wander around outside one day and take nature photography, and each group picks what they think is their best picture, and they're printed out and posted on a board in the office or something like that, and everyone votes, and the picture with the most votes wins. And the people in the group get a Hershy bar because they won. =)
ReplyDeletescience is a study of living things and how they grow
ReplyDeleteScience is the systematic study of all living things.
ReplyDeleteSystematic means organizing stuff.
Science is the systematic study of all living things, such as plants, animals and yourself.
ReplyDeleteSystematic means organizing things.
Hey hoopman can we go to a volcano
ReplyDeleteScience is the study of us and our surroundings. Systematic means having a certain method or system to do something.
ReplyDeleteScience is the effort to discover, and increase human understanding fo how the physical world works.
ReplyDeletei think the systematic study or whatever is that it's the method of everything...or the way everything works.
ReplyDeleteQ. What is science?
ReplyDeleteA. Science is the stude of plants, animals, and life.
Q.What does Systematic mean?
A. Systematic means having, showing, or involving a system
Q. What steps are involved in the systematic study of science?
A.The steps that are involved in the systematic study of science are Life Science, Earth Scince, Physical Science, and Nature of science.
Q.When will we ever use this?
A.We will use this in school in science class and if you want to check the weather.
science is how animals, plants, humans and other living and non- living things interact with eachother like pretator and prey, and when the atmosphere and ocean interact.Other examples are when animals or humans exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen with plants and vise versa.
ReplyDeleteI think that it would be very exicting to go out and search for different kinds of clouds and weather paterns. We could take pictures of them and put them together on a poster and name what type of cloud it is or what weather pattern it is.
ReplyDeletesystematic is :
ReplyDeletegiven to or using a system or method; methodical: a systematic person.
life science like plants and other things on the earth
ReplyDeletewe will use this in science class
science is studing practilly everything
ReplyDeletescience is studing practilly everything
ReplyDeletescience studies more than i know
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