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Extra....(not required)   Precision, Accuracy, and the Scientific Method worksheet

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Extra....(not required)   Precision, Accuracy, and the Scientific Method worksheet

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Choice #1 Watch video Theory vs. Law and complete Cornell Notes (see template below) including a summary (see required format below)

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Fact vs. Theory vs. Hypothesis vs. Law… EXPLAINED!

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Create a Venn Diagram to show the similarities and differences between a Theory and a Law.

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Below your Venn diagram list 3 Laws and 3 Theories from this list! Click on "view original" and then look at the 10 illustrations from the "countdown" at 10 to 1. Make sure you hit previous until you go back to 10.

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Einstein's broader theory of relativity told us more about how the universe works and helped to lay the foundation for quantum physics, but it also introduced more confusion into theoretical science. In 1927, this sense that the universe's laws were, in some contexts, flexible, led to a groundbreaking discovery by the German scientist Werner Heisenberg.

In postulating his Uncertainty Principle, Heisenberg realized that it was impossible to simultaneously know, with a high level of precision, two properties of a particle. In other words, you can know the position of an electron with a high degree of certainty, but not its momentum and vice versa.

Niels Bohr later made a discovery that helps to explain Heisenberg's principle. Bohr found that an electron has the qualities of both a particle and a wave, a concept known as wave-particle duality, which has become a cornerstone of quantum physics. So when we measure an electron's position, we are treating it as a particle at a specific point in space, with an uncertain wavelength. When we measure its momentum, we are treating it as a wave, meaning we can know the amplitude of its wavelength but not its location.

Keep reading for more science stuff you might like.

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10 Scientific Laws and Theories You Really Should Know

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Einstein's broader theory of relativity told us more about how the universe works and helped to lay the foundation for quantum physics, but it also introduced more confusion into theoretical science. In 1927, this sense that the universe's laws were, in some contexts, flexible, led to a groundbreaking discovery by the German scientist Werner Heisenberg.

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Extra...(not required)                                         Video: Easy Significant Figures!

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Extra...(not required)                                         Video: Easy Significant Figures!

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Decimal Places and Significant Figures Foundation & Higher

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How to Find Significant Figures (Easy Method)

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How many significant figures are in a number? Don't memorize complex rules ... here's THREE that will get you the right answer each time.

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Extra...(not required)                       Video:  What is the point of significant figures?

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Extra...(not required)                       Video:  What is the point of significant figures?

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To see all my Chemistry videos, check out http://socratic.org/chemistry What's the point of significant figures?!? Really, significant figures (or significant digits) can be such a pain in the neck. What is the point? Significant figures tell us how to round, but they also make sure that the answer we get from a math problem is not more precise than the numbers that we started with.

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This is your "how to" copy for the SQ3R method. Use this method whenever we take notes from the textbook.

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Quizlet is a tool for making flashcards. Use it for your vocabulary words and your target sheet.

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Assignment #3                     Video: Accuracy and Precision (Reproducibility)

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Assignment #3                     Video: Accuracy and Precision (Reproducibility)

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Watch this 2:34 second video and take cornell notes--don't forget your summary!

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Assignment #4                       Data and Bar Graphs Help

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Assignment #4                       Data and Bar Graphs Help

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Free Bar Graphs math lesson from Math Goodies.

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Assignment #4                       Data and Line Graphs Help

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Assignment #4                       Data and Line Graphs Help

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Assignment #4               Graphing Notes and Activity

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Assignment #4               Graphing Notes and Activity

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Bar graph or Line Graph? Read these notes and complete Part A,B,C, and D. You can use the examples in the "Data and Bar Graph" and the "Data and Line Graphs" help attachments to the right.

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Read the textbook p. 48 and complete SQ3R notes (see template below) including a summary (see required format below)

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SQ3R Notes (optional) Independent and Dependent Variables/Controlled and Variable Parameters

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SQ3R Notes (optional) Independent and Dependent Variables/Controlled and Variable Parameters

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(textbook p. 17, 51 )

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Study tip: SQ3R Notes: Theory or Law (textbook P. 48)

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Study tip: SQ3R Notes: Theory or Law (textbook P. 48)

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Set up your paper just like Cornell notes and follow the steps below

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Start your flash cards or a Quizlet and study this information! The vocabulary terms and the textbook page numbers we will be covering are listed here.

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Assignment #2 :                       The Scientific Method: 

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Assignment #2 :                       The Scientific Method: 

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Review this information on the scientific method including the experimental design example. Answer the "Exercise" questions #1-4.

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Assignment #2                      Brain Pop: Scientific Method

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Assignment #2                      Brain Pop: Scientific Method

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Watch this video and quiz yourself on your knowledge of the Scientific Method.