 | Guiding Thought Question: Why is it so important to keep track of how you are conducting an experiment and pre-planning it? Today's Learning Objective: Students will walk through the means of conducting an experiment in the social sciences and look at relevant examples to determine the importance of tracking and logging all parts of research. |
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8 Comments
Collin Nguyen
8/31/2020 01:46:49 pm
It is important to keep track of your experiment because if you don't you can miss a variable and completely ruin the whole experiment and keeping track of data also helps with reinforcing evidence after an experiment is finished
jeslyn williamson
8/31/2020 01:52:21 pm
it's important to keep track of your actions because it's essentially keeping focus. focus allows us to complete our tasks more easily and come to the sought understanding quicker.
Emily Fleener
8/31/2020 01:52:35 pm
It is important to to keep track and plan an experiment to keep everything running smoothly. If someone gets unorganized it could make the solution less accurate.
Ben Spinks
8/31/2020 01:55:25 pm
It is important to know how you are collecting the data because if you change how you get your data you will get bad data.
Liv Silva
9/1/2020 07:37:21 am
It is important to keep track of you experiments because if you come to a conclusion, you are able to show how you got and how you got there.
liv
9/1/2020 07:37:41 am
It is important to keep things running smoothly and if you don't get the outcome that you were looking for, you are able to look back and see if you messed anything up along the way.
Jordan Wattles
9/1/2020 07:39:02 am
It is important to keep track of things in your experiment so that way in can be considered legit and people could replicate it in the future.
Madysen D.
9/1/2020 08:31:51 am
Keeping track of an experiment lets you know that the results of the experiment are genuine and valid. It also builds your credibility as a scientist. Leave a Reply. |
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