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Discover Observing
Discover Observing

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See and describe patterns such as differences, similarities, and changes Identify qualitative and quantitative ways to describe observations/data Identify appropriate scientific instruments needed to solve a problem

Issuer:

Mozilla | Hive Chicago Learning Network
http://www.hivechicago.org

Evidence:

Badge Type: skill

Expected Duration: days

Criteria

  1. The student accurately explains what a pattern is.
  2. The student recognizes when a pattern is present
  3. [required] The student identifies and describes at least one specific pattern that is present in an observed phenomena
  4. [required] The student gives possible plausible explanation for the pattern identified
  5. The student identifies the appropriate method of data collection to solve a problem and provides explanation.
  6. [required] The student lists appropriate data collection methods in a given context and explains the drawbacks and benefits of each.
  7. The student accurately identifies whether the data set is qualitative or quantitative.
  8. [required] The student selects the appropriate instrument(s) needed to solve a problem and explains why it (they) was chosen
  9. The student defines "scientific instrument" and give examples
  10. The student describes the function of basic scientific instruments

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Sisters4Science - Frederick Funston Elementary School

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Sisters4Science - Orozco Community Academy

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Sisters4Science - Carter G. Woodson North Middle School

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Brothers4Science - Frederick Funston Elementary School

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Science Giants - Al Raby High School

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Explore Technology: GoIT

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