The document provides a list of scientific concepts and asks the reader to match them with their definitions or enumerate aspects of science. It covers topics such as:
1. The key characteristics of science including curiosity, objectivity, open-mindedness, perseverance, humility, ability to accept failure, skepticism, intellectual honesty, accountability, and fairness.
2. The nature of science involving observation, classification, measurement, experimentation, and development of theories.
3. The scientific method involving making observations, asking questions, forming hypotheses, making predictions, testing with experiments, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.
4. Basic processing skills and integrated science skills related to gathering, organizing,
The document provides a list of scientific concepts and asks the reader to match them with their definitions or enumerate aspects of science. It covers topics such as:
1. The key characteristics of science including curiosity, objectivity, open-mindedness, perseverance, humility, ability to accept failure, skepticism, intellectual honesty, accountability, and fairness.
2. The nature of science involving observation, classification, measurement, experimentation, and development of theories.
3. The scientific method involving making observations, asking questions, forming hypotheses, making predictions, testing with experiments, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.
4. Basic processing skills and integrated science skills related to gathering, organizing,
The document provides a list of scientific concepts and asks the reader to match them with their definitions or enumerate aspects of science. It covers topics such as:
1. The key characteristics of science including curiosity, objectivity, open-mindedness, perseverance, humility, ability to accept failure, skepticism, intellectual honesty, accountability, and fairness.
2. The nature of science involving observation, classification, measurement, experimentation, and development of theories.
3. The scientific method involving making observations, asking questions, forming hypotheses, making predictions, testing with experiments, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.
4. Basic processing skills and integrated science skills related to gathering, organizing,
1. Curiosity or inquisitiveness. This signifies the desire to
a. Open-mindedness. learn. A curious person frequently asks questions about the world. b. Humility. 2. objectivity. This means being able to distinguish true c. Curiosity or inquisitiveness. observations from hearsay. An objective person decides based on logical reason and facts. He/She is not easily d. Intellectual honesty influenced by personal biases or by other people's e. objectivity. persuasion. f. Accountability 3. Open-mindedness. This is the ability of a person to be receptive to new ideas and information g. Stewardship.
An open-minded person is adaptable and flexible h. Perseverance.
4. Perseverance. This is the ability of a person to i. Ability to accept failure
continue working despite many obstacles. j. Fairness. It involves determination to finish one's work. k. Skepticism. 5. Humility. This means absence of arrogance and pride. B. ENUMERATE THE FOLLOWING 6. Ability to accept failure. To a scientist, failure may I. GIVE THE NATURE OF SCIENCE actually be a way to success. Failing in one' 1. work may lead a scientist to find new ways to resolve a problem. 2.
7. Skepticism. This is the ability to question the validity 3.
and authenticity of something considered factual. For 4. example, Galileo Galilei questioned the belief that heavier objects would fall faster than lighter ones. He II. GIVE THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD proved that the idea was wrong. 1. 8. Intellectual honesty, This means recognizing the work 2. of other scientists before him/her, and reporting data truthfully. For example, Isaac Newton acknowledged 3. that he built his laws o motion using the work of Galileo 4. and other scientists before him. III. WHAT ARE THE BASIC PROCESSING SKILLS? 9. Accountability. It is closely related to responsibility and integrity. This means being answerable or 1. responsible for one's action. 2. 10. Fairness. This refers to the absence of biases. It means judgment free from discrimination. 3.
11. Stewardship. This refers to the responsible use and 4.
protection of resources through sustainable action 5. questions about the world. 6. IV. THE INTEGRATED SCIENCE SKILLS