3 dimensions of NGSS?
Disciplinary Core Ideas, Scientific and Engineering Practices, and Crosscutting Concepts
What is a Misconception?
Non-scientific conceptions or partially correct ideas
Technology tools for data collection and analysis?
Probeware, microscopes, GIS
Article: Benefits of Outdoor Learning?
Biotic vs. Abiotic factors?
Biotic = Living
Abiotic = Non-living
What is Nature of Science (NOS)?
Answers vary; describes characteristics of science
Purpose of UDL Framework?
Answers vary; accommodate all learners
Closed vs. Open Questions?
Closed Q = single answer; factual knowledge
Open Q = many answers; higher order thinking
Article: What is a scientific model?
Answers vary; physical model, pictures, diagrams, maps, simulations, graphs
Physical vs. Chemical change?
Physical change = composed of same matter
Chemical change = matter changes into new substance
4 components of Literacy in Science?
reading, writing, speaking, and listening
3 parts of a Rubric?
Performance Levels, criteria, and descriptors
Essential vs. Non-Essential Questions?
Essential = Open Q, answers "why" and can have multiple answers
Non-essential = Closed Q with a single answer
RR x Rr -->?
R = round; r = wrinkled
All round (50% RR, 50% Rr)
Newton's 3 Laws?
1. An object in motion will remain in motion and an object at rest will remain at rest unless there is a net force acting on it
2. F = m x a
3. For every reaction, equal and opposite reaction
Science can be connected to?
Mathematics, STEM, Social Studies, & ELA
E's in 5E Model?
Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate
3 elements of Game-Based Learning?
Competition, Engagement, & Immediate Rewards
Formative vs. Summative Assessments?
Formative = during teaching
Summative = after teaching
Order of the Planets?
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, & Neptune
5 stages in the Inquiry Cycle?
1) Ask questions
2) Plan and conduct investigations
3) Gather and analyze data
4) Develop evidence-based explanation
5) Communicate about investigations
4 Levels of Inquiry?
Confirmatory, Structured, Guided, and Open
Steps in creating a game?
Define objectives, kind of game, break objectives into challenges, design rewards, test and run game
Validity vs. Reliability?
Validity = measures what it's supposed to
Reliability = yields consistency when test is repeated
Explain the rock cycle!
Igneous rock (w/ erosion + compaction) --> sedimentary rock (w/ heat + pressure) --> metamorphic (w/ melting + cooling) --> Igneous