Hypothesize That! |
Step 1: State the problem. |
You must know exactly what the problem is.
My Problem is - "I need to rent a movie for tonight". |
Step 2: Research the problem. |
What will it take to solve my problem? What do I know, and need to know, about my problem?
To solve my problem, "I need to rent a movie for tonight".
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Step 3: Form a hypothesis. |
A possible solution to my problem. "My movie choice will be (Name)". |
Step 4: Test the hypothesis. |
Perform an experiment to see if your hypothesis works.
"Ask the video store if (Name) is available for rent tonight". |
Step 5: Draw conclusions from the data. |
There are only two possibilities.
(1) If your hypothesis was correct, you now have a movie for tonight.
(2) If your hypothesis was incorrect, the experiment failed.
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What technology do you think will be available in the year 2005?
Will it be an improvement of what scientists already use, or will it be something new?
What will we learn about Mars with this new technology? What will we see? Think about this
for a moment and then make a HYPOTHESIS as to what new discoveries
scientists will make to
support exploration of Mars and what new truths they may find from this discovery.
When you have an answer to these questions, choose one of the following options:
Using a drawing or painting program on your computer,
illustrate what new discovery you think scientists will make by the year 2005 and the new truths
they will learn about Mars.
Using a word processing program on your computer, describe
in writing the new technologies and truths about Mars scientists will encounter by
the year 2005.
When you're happy with your answers...
Email your results by clicking on the mailbox.
You will be submitting your answers to a GALLERY. Scientists will review your thoughts
and some lucky participants will have their ideas displayed. Check the GALLERY often to see
if your ideas will be published or to review the thoughts of others.