When we are a novice at something, all observations are unexpected and worthy of our attention but as we learn more about a field we become more discerning about that which we consider important and noteworthy. The same holds true in life. It is important to realize that observation is much more than merely seeing something; it also involves a mental process.Two types of observation a spontaneous or passive observations which are unexpected; and induced or active observations which are deliberately sought, usually on account of an hypothesis. I like a spontaneous observation involves firstly noticing some object or event. The thing noticed will only become significant if we either consciously or unconsciously relates it to some relevant knowledge or past experience.

Experimenting was always my most favorite thing to do as it is for most kids. It allows me to be hands on and see the science form right in front of me.

Other people and I believe that an understanding of the influence of the planets and stars on earthly affairs allows them to both predict and affect the destinies of individuals, groups, and nations.

Other people and I believe that an understanding of the influence of the planets and stars on earthly affairs allows them to both predict and affect the destinies of individuals, groups, and nations.

I have always been a hands on learner more than a textbook learner. Being hands on has helped me in science by understanding why we need to certain things.

I was always a creative kid and I loved to do things differently than other people. I think my creativity helped me in science by trying new things.

group work was a good way for me to grab information from others and share mine. It would expand our learning to learn new ways and to see other peoples point of view.

I think the history of science is important because now we get to see how science has changed over the course of the years. it is also awesome to think about how science will be changed in the future and how it is always evolving.