Molly Heckle
Scientific method is used to by every single scientist. It is they way you test everything you do. The steps are-
-Observe
-Ask a question
-Make a hypothesis
-Experiment
-Analyze data
-Retest
-Conclusion
The main idea about scientific method is that you write down every single step you do during the experiment because you want other scientist to be able to test it the same way you tested it so they come out with the same results. That way you know if you did it right or if you possibly hit a bump in the road. Sometimes scientist mess up the first time so they have to retest their results multiple times before they can draw a conclusion because you want to make sure the results are as perfect as they can be.
In conclusion everyone should know what the scientific method is about because it is something you have learned about since like fourth grade. Sometimes you may learn something new but in reality the only thing you can really improve on with the scientific method is how detailed you are. So nothing really ever surprises me about the scientific method because it doesn't change that much over the years besides little tiny details. I do like though how every scientist uses this method to test things. It's pretty interesting.
Citations-
"Science-Lab - Scientific Method". Science-lab.wikispaces.com. N.p., 2016. Web. 13 Oct. 2016.
This is very well put together, and you're right we have learned about the scientific method since about fourth grade. In your opinion how many times would it take to conduct an experiment to prove your hypothesis correct?
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DeleteThis is really informative, we use the scientific method quite regularly just by doing everyday tasks even if we don't realize it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with what Aly said this is put together and I like how you thought outside the box with the picture
ReplyDeleteI like the step by step also
DeleteThis is a great blog post about the scientific method, I like how you included how long we've been studying the scientific method. I like how you detailed how scientists could " hit a bump in the road" and how that you may have to test your hypothesis twice.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great blog post about the scientific method, I like how you included how long we've been studying the scientific method. I like how you detailed how scientists could " hit a bump in the road" and how that you may have to test your hypothesis twice.
ReplyDeleteThis is great info about the scientific method. I liked how you described each of the steps taken in the scientific method in a simple way. Definitely going back to this post to study!
ReplyDeleteThis is great info about the scientific method. I liked how you described each of the steps taken in the scientific method in a simple way. Definitely going back to this post to study!
ReplyDeleteThis is very impressive for you Molly, I really agree with the comments above. This is a great summary of the scientific method, very to the point. What made you chose the scientific method?
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