1.) Science is a "tool" we use in order to explore things in depth. It's also a way to discover and develop new ideas.
2.) While in high school I participated in a program that pertained to alot of environmental science kind of work. It was a great experience because if I hadn't gotten the opportunity to go out and collect data in the forest, and learn about how important it is to protect our environment- I would've never realized that environmental science is what I wanted to major in, nor would I have truly understood how important. It was a very fun experience and I really enjoyed the hands on work that was involved. I've never liked doing science projects and that has honestly been the worst science experience I have had. I was never really interested or into any of it, but it could be because I was possibly not doing the right science project for me.
3.) While cooking I form a hypothesis about how long each food item is going to take, in order to try to have my entire meal complete at the same time. While doing so, I observe the food every now and then to be sure that I have cooked everything perfectly. Therefore I think it's fair to say that the scientific method is used throughout this whole process.
This is good - nice job. I especially like the details about your environmental science project. I would have like to see as much detail for the projects that you did not like. YES, cooking is all about science practice.
ReplyDeleteThis would have received a 2 - meets expectations. More detail would have pushed you to the 3 level.
Thanks
Matt
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback, I'll be sure to work on adding more detail next time. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat - I hope all of this is working for you! It will take some time to get use to the tech but it will be worth it.
ReplyDeleteSee you tomorrow
Matt