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Analysing Data and Evaluating Scientific Claims

8th Grade · Science · Australian Curriculum

8 lessons

Goal

Learners will analyse patterns and relationships in data, identify anomalies and sources of error, and construct evidence-based arguments to evaluate the validity of scientific claims.

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  1. Identifying Patterns and Trends in Scientific DataUp next
  2. Describing Relationships Between Variables in DataNot started yet
  3. Spotting Anomalies in Scientific DataNot started yet
  4. Identifying Sources of Error in InvestigationsNot started yet
  5. Analysing Methods and Conclusions for Hidden AssumptionsNot started yet
  6. Evaluating Claims for Conflicting EvidenceNot started yet
  7. Using Evidence to Support Scientific ClaimsYou are here
  8. Ethical Use of Secondary Data and InformationNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

auAC9S8I07Australian Curriculum (v9) · Science · 8th Grade

construct evidence-based arguments to support conclusions or evaluate claims and consider any ethical issues and cultural protocols associated with using or citing secondary data or information

Open Global Standard:OGS.9.SEP.6
GlobalOGS.9.SEP.6