Friday, September 17, 2010
Friday 9/17/10
Today we completed a handout entitled, Recognizing Features of Pseudoscience. Be prepared for a quiz on pseudoscience on Monday, 9/20/10. A link to helpful pseudoscience notes can be found on the post from Wednesday 9/15/10.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Thursday 9/16/10
Today each group presented (explained, taught the rest of the class about) a specific feature of pseudoscience. Be prepared to take a quiz on pseudoscience on Monday, 9/20/10. You can find the link to the pseudoscience handout on yesterday's post.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Wednesday 9/15/10
Today we practiced taking notes using short-hand, or txt msg style. It will help us to take notes faster in class while preserving the clarity of the information. In other words, we'll still be able to understand them when we read them later.
We also worked in groups to define the features of pseudoscience. Notes about pseudoscience can be found here. Print and glue this document onto page 25 of your Interactive Notebook. Don't forget to write reflections about it onto page 24.
We also worked in groups to define the features of pseudoscience. Notes about pseudoscience can be found here. Print and glue this document onto page 25 of your Interactive Notebook. Don't forget to write reflections about it onto page 24.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
9/14/10
Today we continued our discussion from yesterday. We also discussed what a scientific theory is, and why theories are never considered to be "proven scientific facts." Today's notes are available on yesterday's PowerPoint.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Monday 9/13/10
Today we learned what science is, and what science can and cannot do. Students interpreted a related cartoon, and then used a graphic organizer to make predictions about the topic before taking notes from a PowerPoint. These notes were added to page 23 of our Interactive Notebook.
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