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Concept-Attainment

Concept-Attainment. Goals of activity: Derive the “mystery” concept by asking a series of questions (hypotheses) based on your observation skills. View “examples” and “non-examples” of the concept to help focus your suggestions.

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Concept-Attainment

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  1. Concept-Attainment • Goals of activity: • Derive the “mystery” concept by asking a series of questions (hypotheses) based on your observation skills. • View “examples” and “non-examples” of the concept to help focus your suggestions. • Once the concept has been derived, other examples and non-examples will be shown to reinforce and confirm the concept.

  2. Hypothesis A concise statement that attempts to explaina pattern or predictan outcome. * A hypothesis is not an educated guess since it is based on your observations!

  3. Example www.icsdna.com/ urwhatueat/art/fruits.jpg

  4. Example www.aussiebodies.com.au/ resources/bread.jpg

  5. Non-Example www.nature.com/news/ 2005/050110/images/meat.jpg

  6. Non-Example www.taunton.com/finecooking/ media/c00034_01.jpg

  7. Example

  8. Example www.oldtimecandy.com/. ../assortment.jpg

  9. Non-Example www.rei.org/.../IMG_ 0108-Takashimaya-fish.JPG

  10. Non-Example www.brandchannel.com/.../ home_img1_water.jpg

  11. Example www.foodengineeringmag.com/. ../IMAGES/79985.jpg

  12. Example www.vitamin-supplement.net/. ../1818_214386.gif

  13. Non-Example www.goldeneggs.com.au/.../ cutting_edge_image.gif

  14. Non-Example http://www.bodyshapersfitness.com/ProdImages/usn/PP2C_PP2S_PP2VAN.jpg

  15. http://www.virtualcities.com/ons/0rec/10/10pasta.jpg Example

  16. http://www.nutbrothers.com/Pictures/Products/PEANUTS.JPG Non-Example

  17. Example

  18. http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/MonsonUnits/ShaGra/turkey-hat.gifhttp://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/MonsonUnits/ShaGra/turkey-hat.gif Non-Example

  19. What is the Concept? • Carbohydrates! • Carbohydrates are chemical compounds that act as the primary biological means of storing or consuming energy (1). • Carbohydrates are found in all sorts of foods that we eat everyday including grains (cereal), pasta, breads, and even liquids! • Carbohydrates are used by our bodies for the energy we need to survive.

  20. Fantastic Job Everybody!

  21. Homework • Think of at least two original examples and non-examples of carbohydrates that were not used in the presentation. • Answer the following question: • What happens to carbohydrates once they are digested by the body?

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