How Science Really Works

 A simulated fossil dig, a video about a 4 winged dinosaur, a search for more information about the process of science and where does it get you? Well maybe a little bit closer to how science really works.

Scientific investigation isn’t like the lab experiments you do in school. Those help you to better understand how controlled experiments are used to test a hypothesis, but not how science really works. To get a better understanding click on the image below.

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14 thoughts on “How Science Really Works

  1. So first you ask a question, then formulate a hypothesis, then preform an experiment, then collect data,and finally create a conclusion.

  2. if you want a detailed picture of earth mars the moon and space you should get the softwair google earth it shows detailes of Earth,Mars the moon and space

  3. Okay so I think the fact that the way that scientist have improved their knowledge over the years is awesome.
    For example, the discovery of the structure of DNA was a big discovery in science. It created the path for reaserch to go beyond what we expect, and for years to come, including DNA fingerprinting, and tests for genetic diseases. :)

  4. Mr. Grant can you please help me make a google docs account. every time i try to make one it tells me im to young, so i changed it to make it look like im 50 years old and it still didn’t work if you could post another comment or just tell me in class it would be greatly appreaceated…. haha i have no idea how to spell. anyway

    thanks
    charlie knox

  5. All of this technology usage in school is really benefical. It makes studying and taking notes more effective. At least it did until i encountered a problem with google docs and my team mates.

    • I expect us to have some difficulties with the technology as we all get used to how it works, so don’t let that bother you too much.

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