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Recall a real life problem or challenge that you were able to solve recently. Identify the steps
you did or went through. Write your process following the steps in the scientific method.
Make a HYPOTHESIS: If my dog had been poisoned, I would use the first-aid kit or take him to the
nearest vet clinic to save his life.
Test the Hypothesis (EXPERIMENT): I did use the first-aid kit, allowing him to drink the coconut
milk, egg yolk and egg white because that’s what the elders told me
to do.
Record the RESULTS (ANALYSIS): Unfortunately, there is no sign of him getting better.
Draw a CONCLUSION: Despite trying everything possible to save my dog’s life, he died. After using
the first-aid kit in the hopes of saving him, it was too late because
the poison had already accumulated inside his body.
Science is a very exciting subject and process, but why do teachers have difficulty engaging
all the students in learning and doing science? Write the reasons why the students love learning
and doing science in the first column and the reasons for their disinterest in the third column. In the
second column titled BUT, write the manifestations of the students’ disinterest in the subject.
Science is fun and Students are not into A broad and imprecise
interesting. memorizing stuffs, terms phrase for ideas, ideologies,
and formulas. and conceptions.
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Designing my Future Science Classroom
Your goal as a future science teacher should be to engage your students to love learning and
doing science. What are the features of an ideal science class? Characterized each of the elements
below.
B Elements Characteristics/Features
Lesson Synthesis
1. What should be the purpose for every science class?
Answer:
Science education should foster learner’s innate curiosity, wonder, and questioning,
capitalizing on their natural need to seek meaning and understanding of the world around them. Its
goal is to improve people’s understanding of science and knowledge building, as well as to foster
responsible citizenship.
2. What makes an engaging and inspiring science class?
Answer:
Actively involve children in pondering about and figuring out science occurrences that occur
around them. In addition, labs, explorations, experiments, inquiry-based activities, design challenges
are available. These exercises can help to make science class more interesting.