Link to the TASK SHEET Students who have not submitted an Investigation Design and therefore have not already been assessed on their ability to plan a science investigation MUST ensure that their final report includes an Aim, Hypothesis, clearly identified dependent variable, independent variable, and at least 4 controlled variables. It MUST also include materials and method. See this PPT for information on how to do this well. Include this as the first page of your report. You can consider your first submission to me as a draft and fix it up before including it. All students must ensure that their report contains the information below. Students who DID write an Investigation Design and have it graded should start their Investigation Report …show more content…
AE1 X Analyse your data by discussing the precision (scatter) of your data and by commenting on reliability. AE1 □ Describe the sources of possible systematic and random exp. errors. AE1 □ Evaluate your procedure. Describe strengths and weaknesses of your procedure AE2 □ Describe and justify three improvements you could make to the investigation design. AE2 □ CONCLUSION Write a statement in relation to your original aim and hypothesis (supports, refutes or inconclusive). AE1 □ Describe any relationship between the independent and dependent variables established. AE1 □ GROUP WORK EVALUATION Complete the peer assessment form below for each of your group members, rating how they contributed via initiative, focus, and collaboration. X Start your prac report on the next page: . Title: How can a different magnetic alloy in an magnet affect it’s performance? Put a copy of your original proposal here (with changes in response to my comments if you want to improve on it). Aim: (what is the purpose of this prac?) To see what types of magnets have the most magnetic strength in comparison to it’s monetary value and size, and therefore would be most suitable to use in our modular …show more content…
Shows emerging skills in individual and collaborative work. I4 Results: Present the data collected in a table of results AND in a graph. Describe the trends and relationships as shown by the data. Obtains, records, and displays findings of investigations using appropriate conventions and formats accurately and highly effectively. Obtains, records, and displays findings of investigations using appropriate conventions and formats mostly accurately and effectively. Obtains, records, and displays findings of investigations using generally appropriate conventions and formats with some errors but generally accurately and effectively. Obtains, records, and displays findings of investigations using conventions and formats inconsistently, with occasional accuracy and effectiveness. Attempts to record and display some descriptive information about an investigation, with limited accuracy or effectiveness. AE1 Discussion Analysis of data and concepts and their connections, to formulate conclusions and make relevant predictions Systematically analyses data and their connections with concepts, to formulate logical and perceptive conclusions and make relevant
Report findings and conclusions from the research project (remember to include your action plan given to you at the beginning of the course) (P6)
1.1 Describe the purpose and benefits of organising data so that it can be analysed
Explain how the data collected will provide the data necessary to support or negate the hypothesis or proposition
· The results of the study, the interpretation of the data by the authors and any conclusions they include at the end of the article.
In this assignment I will look at the ways in which data is gathered and selected, I will show my understanding of how to interpret data and information, and how I communicate the results of the information analysis.
1. The researchers analyzed the data they collected as though it were at what level of measurement?
We will come up with findings, acceptance or rejection of hypothesis and in the end; we go back towards existing literature. We formulated hypotheses based on the existed literature; we designed a method for collecting quantitative data in order to test the hypotheses. We will collect quantitative data to get findings by testing hypotheses which will be then either confirm or reject and the literature will be revise at the
Identifies problems (and their consequences) which recur throughout the investigation. These problems can then be reordered from the highest priority to the least.
data and (iii) develop an appreciation for the use of replicating a result to ensure that
Now that you have completed your revisions to your procedure and arguments, it is time to prepare an Investigation Report that will consist of 3 sections. Each student will turn in their own report in their own words. The report will consist of the following sections:
Find secondary data that relates to your resulting hypothesis/hypotheses. Summarize (1 page) information to support your observations.
Reporting, this provides a detailed report describing procedures, observations, and results. For this reason, it is imperative that the forensic examiner maintains all documentation, notes, images, and steps taken in a clear and concise manner that can be repeated by another forensic examiner.
as yourself, who does not know anything in detail about the subject of the re-
3.Which of the following refers to the way researchers go about using knowledge and evidence to reach objective conclusions about the real world?
Report and Evaluate Research – Report research: determine the audience, structure, and write the report sensitively and accurately. Evaluate research: Standards and assess the quality of research using recognized standards in a discipline (Creswell)