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6 FTCE PREK-3 Science 1.2 Types of Learning: Active: active
atmosphere Passive: inactive atmosphere
2.Deductive Inquiry: Process of testing general assumptions
3.Inductive Inquiry: Establish facts; develop hypothesis
4.Interactive Instruction: discussion/debates/brainstorming
5.Scientific Method: 1 Posing a Question
2Forming a Hypothesis 3Conducting the experiment 4Observing & Recording Data 5Drawing a Conclusion 6Graphing Data 7Communicating Results 6.Lab Report includes: Title: what is being
studied Abstract: Summary of the report
Purpose: state the problem
Hypothesis: educated guess (what's expected from the outcome) 1 / 2
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7.Meter: measure of length
8.Liter: measure of volume
9.Gram: measure of mass
10.Andreas Vesalius: anatomist (anatomy)
11.Anton Van Leeuwenhoek: father of microscopy
12.Robert Hooke: known for Hookes law'equation describing elasticity
13.Carl von Linnaeus: Botanist known for contributions in ecology &
taxonomy
14.Louis Pasteur: discovered the role of microorganisms (created Rabies
vaccine)
15.Robert Koch: took Pastuer's observations formulated a hypothesis
stating that the specific disease were caused by specific pathogens
16.Matthias Schlediden: botanist famous for cell theory
17.3 Subdivisions of Rocks: 1 Sedimentary Rocks
2Igneous Rocks 3Metamorphic Rocks
18.Minerals: natural, nonliving solids with a definite chemical
composition & crys- taline structure 19.Ores: minerals or rock deposits that can be mined for profit
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