Inquiry Learning
Scientific Concept
Open-Ended Questions
key skills in Science
100

What motives curiosity in science? 

Asking questions and exploring new topics 

100

What is system in Science? 

A collection of parts that work together 

100

What would happen if we added more water to our zipper bag world? 

The materials inside may change or grow, depending on the items added. 

100

What is one key skill student practice in science? 

Observation 

200

What is the example of an inquiry-based activities? 

Designing an experiment to test how plants grow with different amounts of sunlight. 

200

What is an example of a model in science? 

A zipper bag representing Earth’s environment

200

How would ecosystem change if we removed a species? 

It could disrupt the balance of the ecosystem and affect other species. 

200

Why is collaboration important in scientific investigations? 

It allows for sharing ideas and diverse perspectives 

300

How does Inquiry learning help students? 

It encourages observation, measurement and theorizing 

300

How can models help us in science? 

They simplify complex systems to help us understand them better 

300

What would happen to materials in the bag over time? 

They may decompose, change color, or develop mold depending on conditions 

300

What skills involve me interpreting data based on facts? 

Critical thinking 

400

Why is it important for teachers to act as facilitators? 

It helps students think for themselves rather than relying solely on the teacher for answers. 

400

What is constancy and change in a scientific context? 

Observing what remains the same and what changes over time in a system 

400

Why is it important to ask “What if?” questions in science? 

It encourages exploration and deeper understanding of concepts

400

How can creativity be applied in science? 

In designing experiments and problem-solving 

500

What does mean to examine evidence critically? 

Analyzing data and questioning results based on facts rather than assumptions.

500

How do scientific theories differ from hypothesis? 

Theories are well-substantiated explanation while hypothesis are testable predictions 

500

How can asking open-ended questions lead to scientific discovery? 

It casters curiosity and leads to new hypotheses and research areas 

500

What role does responsibilities play in scientific work?

Students must take ownership of their work and findings 

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