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Tuesday, 30 July 2019

Note Taking- Graphic Organiser.


NOTE TAKING - Graphic Organiser
Read the text.
Underline or highlight important information e.g. the topic sentence or keywords
Write a heading and note down trigger words for each paragraph.

What is science?


Hi, I’m Emerald Robinson and in this’ what is?’ video we are going to try and pinpoint an answer to the question, what is science?

Science can be defined as the process of observing and questioning the world around us. We also sometimes call it things we learn through experimentation, science. In fact, the term science itself comes from the Latin word that means knowledge and the names of many branches of science end with -ology which means ‘study of’ in Greek. 

Scientists aim to gain new knowledge through a disciplined set of steps called The Scientific Method. The Scientific Method consists of asking a question, proposing a possible solution called a hypothesis. Testing the hypothesis through a series of experiments, examining the results of the experiments to see if the hypothesis has been supported or refuted and then proposing a new question or a new hypothesis. 

Scientists can specialise in one of hundreds of different fields all which focus on different types of knowledge. For example, Physical Sciences like chemistry and physics examine the laws of nature. They are considered the fundamental sciences because everything in the universe obeys these natural laws. Astronomers, physicists and engineers study  physical sciences. Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein and Marie Curie were physical scientists. 

Scientists in life sciences like evolution, microbiology and zoology study anything living. Medicine is also considered to be a life science. Charles Darwin and Rachel Carson are two well known biologists

Social scientists, who take jobs in fields such as psychology, sociology and anthropology, study humans and human behaviour. Sigmund Freud and Margaret Mead were both social scientists.

Science never ends. Everyday scientists make new discoveries and answer new questions but there are always new mysteries to uncover and problems to solve. 
Headings/Trigger Words
Write down a heading and trigger words to help you retell each paragraph
Introduction
  • Emerald Robinson
  • pinpoint an answer
  • what is science?

Definition of Science:
  • Observing
  • Questioning
  • Experimentation
  • -ology ‘study of’
The Scientific Method:
  • Asking a question.
  • Hypothesis
  • Experiments
  • Examine Results
  • Propose new question.
Physical sciences:
  • Chemistry
  • Physics examine
  • Astronomers
  • Physicists
  • Engineers study
  • Isaac Newton
  • Albert Einstein
  • Marie Curie
Life Sciences:
  • Microbiology
  • Zoology
  • Anything living
  • Medicine
  • Charles Darwin
  • Rachel Carson
  • Biologists
Social Sciences:
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Anthropology
  • Study humans
  • Humans behavior
  • Sigmund Freud
  • Margaret Mead.
Science Never Ends:
  • New discoveries daily
  • Answer new questions
  • New Mysteries to uncover.
  • Problems to solve.














Format adapted from Hilton Ayrey - Information Reports/Non-Fiction Texts

Task Description: This week we did a reading task about what is Science and I did another one of these but on google drawing, this one is about a video based on what is actual science. We had to find some words and highlight them to see if they will fit within the heading and paragraph. You can watch the Video to see where I got my words and headings from too, but this template right here is also the same words from the video. Hope you enjoy what I have wrote down and may you have a good day.

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