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BIO NEWS!!!

The HEAD BUTT of DOOM

Nature of ScienceCommon Misconceptions

Nature of Science

1. What is Science?2. What is a fact?

3. What is a hypothesis?4. What is a law?

5. What is a theory?

What is Science?

Science is just a method of processing the world around us. It is fluid and

always changing with new information. Science helps us to organize what we

perceive.

SCIENCE CANNOT TELL US TRUTH

What is Science?

Science is just a method of processing the world around us. It is fluid and

always changing with new information. Science helps us to organize what we

perceive.EXAMPLE: librarian

Nature of Science

1. What is Science?2. What is a fact?

3. What is a hypothesis?4. What is a law?

5. What is a theory?

What is a fact?

Facts are simply observation statements. They are not indicative of

truth.

Example: Color Blind people

What is a fact?

Nature of Science

1. What is Science?2. What is a fact?

3. What is a hypothesis?4. What is a law?

5. What is a theory?

What is a hypothesis?

A hypothesis is A TESTABLE STATEMENT

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