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This resource explores the concept of theory in both science and social studies, focusing on testable, falsifiable phenomena supported by multiple lines of evidence. It contrasts the definitions of theory in different academic contexts, illustrated through engaging activities. Students warm up with breath exercises, read about the universe's history, and create a poster incorporating their favorite facts from the readings. This project emphasizes collaboration and enhances teaching skills, culminating in a class presentation on their research findings.
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Glossary Date: Feb 25, 2014Page: Table of Contents p 1 W.O.D: Last 5 pagesWarm-ups: Front CoverW.O.D. Theory: a broad explanation of a phenomenon that is testable, falsifiable and has multiple lines of evidenceQuestion: Istheorydefinedthesame in science as itis in Social Studiesclass?
Distance vs. TimeLight Year vs. Year 9.4605284 × 1015 meters 365 Days
Today’s Plan • Warm Up • Breathe • Book reading • Project Intro • Reflection
Project Information • Choose your favorite image, and create a poster with it. • Choose your favorite fact from each chapter. • Creatively add each fact to your poster. (Collage, border, mind-map, etc) • Prepare to teach the class what you learned.
AstronomyTable of Contents (p. 18) Title Page Number: Sun Notes/Nuclear Fusion W.S. p. 19 PeriodicTable/ElectromagneticSpectrum p. 20 Biosphere Video/Extreme Stars Video p. 21 Solar systemformation notes p. 22 History of theUniverseBooklet p. 23 Book ReportPaper and Notes p. 24
Reflection: Whatisonefactyourneighborlearnedaboutthetopicthey are researching?