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    The science fair is a way for students to show their science knowledge, problem solving skills, and to show their academic ability. The projects are meant to allow the students to learn more about a subject by creating a question and trying to answer it. The science fair is a large project to better the student and help fulfill the desire for knowledge in the science department. For many jobs, tasks, or even just exercise you need a snack to keep your energy levels immense. Lightweight snacks…

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    What is of greater value; scientific knowledge, or metaphysical beliefs? Science and metaphysics, or pseudoscience, are two different things that help us develop better understandings of the world around us. Should one hold more value than the other? Is there a scientific explanation for the human condition? Can science tell us our purpose in life? Is it foolish for an educated person to place their beliefs into myth? Where should we look for the meaning of human existence? Some of these…

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    Tweed, A, in “ Designing Effective Science Instruction”, Science teachers should be more effective when planning and implementing science content by focusing on some important strategies in order to provide students with meaningful opportunities and refine their science understandings in authentic contexts. One of these important strategies is an engaging student in scientific inquiry. Many science educators think that inquiry-based instruction leads to better science understandings and…

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    Year 10 Physical Sciences

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    4.1 ACSSU190 – Year 10 Physical Sciences As a major topic to be covered in Year 10, any lack of knowledge for students due to teacher’s lack of knowledge in the topics of ACSSU190 would have profound impacts on students progressing to science subjects in their senior years. Any lack of knowledge in parts of ACSSU190 will have ripple effects affecting the learnings of “Motion” and “Energy” during senior years. As Year 10 is just one year away from senior years, it is important that students…

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    4th Grade Science Classes

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    The 4th grade science classes are going to learn about organisms’ structure and characteristics such as specific ways to obtain food, reproduce and survive. The science classes consists of 30 students in each class (3 class periods) at Jones Salk Elementary. The students are going to create a journal on their observations about organisms’ structure and characteristics. The students will observe different organisms that they liked. They will write down what they observed in their journals.…

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    and learning of science throughout a series of lessons, based on materials, within a class of year one students. I will also be comparing the old and new national curriculum to identify the advantages and disadvantages for key changes which have taken place. As well as this, this essay will talk about the importance of science within the curriculum and how it is delivered in primary classrooms. Furthermore, I will be analysing the importance of teachers’ subject knowledge in Science and the way…

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    Biomedical Sciences with an emphasis on genomics as a way to fulfill my desire for helping others. In 2017, I experienced a mysterious medical issue that does not have a definitive cure. This is what began my desire for helping others by assisting in finding cures or new ways to more effectively treat diseases. Through Biomedical Sciences, I am able to make contributions to the fields of biology and medicine. A PhD in Biomedical Sciences is not typical of a person interested in learning…

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    Any discussion on the relationship between science and sensory art is inevitably conditioned by the specific meanings and associations that each term has come to acquire. During earlier periods in which ‘science’ meant a systematic body of knowledge constructed on rational principles, and ‘art’ referred to an activity requiring the steady acquisition of skill, the fields of science and art were not automatically regarded as the polar opposites that they have tended to become in the modern…

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    Forensic Science

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    Forensic science is one aspect of law enforcement where crime-solving, technology and science meet in support of the Theory of Transfer (When two objects meet, some evidence of that meeting can be found later and verified). There was a significant instance in 1248 where a Chinese Author; His DuanYu published a book (The Washing Away of Wrongs) on how medical knowledge could be applied to solve a crime; for example, distinguishing drowning from strangulation. Fast forward, in 1784 an Englishman…

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    3) “Science that is supported by public funding should be subject to more stringent regulation and ethical scrutiny than privately-funded science.” Discuss. In the world of science, just like regular law and jurisdiction, scientists are subjected to regulations too when conducting their scientific research. This is to ensure that they abide by moral duties and responsibilities. The mode of regulation in science can occurs at different levels such as institutional rules, professional bodies,…

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