The Scientific Method

SecondaryYear 7 - 10ScienceInquiry SkillsEnvironmentalSustainabilitySocialSocial Action

Lesson Summary

Students will explore essential elements of the scientific method that can be found inside and outside of the science laboratory by analysing AIME’s Making of a Hoodie (MOAH) Podcast and levers for shifting behaviour change for a more equitable world.

Learning intentions

Students will:

explore how different perspectives have led to new avenues of scientific inquiry and understand that scientific responses to contemporary issues, such as Jack Manning Bancroft's project, AIME, can impact society.

Success criteria

Students can:

identify research questions and hypotheses
recall key information about Bancroft's project, AIME
explain why different perspectives are important in the field of science.

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The Scientific Method

Lesson Summary

Learning intentions

Success criteria

Lesson Guides and Printables

Lesson Details

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

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