| Guiding Thought Question: What is the importance of solid data in a study in which you are trying to support a hypothesis or theory? Today's Learning Objective: Students will become familiar with the processes of data collection and codification by engaging in the process while examining the difference between quantitative and qualitative data. |  |
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Caitlin Copenhaver
9/4/2018 07:33:44 am
If you have uncredible data or shaky evidence, then your experiment will become invalid. You need solid data to truthfully prove a point. You also don't want to be messing with the data because then you won't be learning anything and you won't get factual results.
Blake Anderson
9/4/2018 07:39:25 am
Data is required to prove a point, so you would need to have real data. You would need this real data to make charts and share facts about what your proving. Leave a Reply. |
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