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Life Science
A - Nature of Science
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Hello and welcome to Nature of Science. In this unit we cover the following themes:
What is Science? / Scientific Inquiry?
Observations, Inferences and Skepticism
Scientific Method /Experimental Design
Ethics, Bias and Critical Thinking
Tools of the Scientist / Lab Safety
Please look over the links to useful sites and a copy of the notes in PPT form below.


Related Files
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Nature of Science Powerpoint
This is a Powerpoint version of the class notes. The notes were originally made on google slides so there may be some formatting issues but all of the information is the same. A copy of the regular version of the notes will always be shared with students google accounts. Please review for either of these notes for upcoming quizzes or exams. -
Nature of Science Vocabulary
Here are all the terms you need to know to get a great grade on your first exam. -
NOS Webquest
This is an activity that we will do as a class in the computer lab. Feel free to look over it before we start!
Related Links
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How was Penicillin Discovered?
Read this article to figure out how following the Scientific Method can lead to discoveries that can save the lives of millions! -
NOS Lecture part 1
This is the first section of the screencast of the Nature of Science Notes.