Scientific Inquiry—Concept Map Examine the provided phrases about the steps in scientific inquiry process. (Hint: Relating these phrases to your own scientific inquiry experience will be helpful.) Draw arrows/connections among the steps/phrases to create a scientific inquiry concept map. You may not be satisfied with the scientific inquiry concept map you produce at your first go. Take some time to refine it and get it to a stage where you are satisfied with it. Discuss your concept map with your group members. Label each arrows/connection with a number, you will use these numbers to reference a particular connection while describing the connection between two scientific inquiry phrases in the next question. Scientific Inquiry Phrases Observe Focus Interest & Define a problem Carry out study Form a researchable question Investigate the known Interpret results Communicate Findings Analyze Data Propose testable hypotheses Articulate predictions Design study Reflect on findings
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