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WHAT IS THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD?

WHAT IS THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD? A lesson to introduce the application of the SCIENTIFIC Method to High School chemistry Students Karen Balbierer CCMR RET I August 15, 2003 Support for Cornell Center for Materials Research RET Program is provided through NSF Grant DMR-0317597 Copyright 2003 CCMR Educational Programs. All rights reserved. Lesson Plan Summary Lesson Subject: Introduction and application of the SCIENTIFIC Method. Audience: High School chemistry Students - Grades 10 through 12 Major Skills and Concepts: Know the systematic approach of the SCIENTIFIC Method Observations Hypothesis Experiment Conclusion can lead to theory or natural law Apply the SCIENTIFIC Method to gather knowledge and make conclusions about a mixture Make observations Develop a hypothesis Design a testing method Interpret testing results State a conclusion Other Goals of the lesson: Know some of the historical development of Modern chemistry Early scientists who used SCIENTIFIC thinking Application of good labo

1. Identify hazards and work safely in a laboratory environment. 2. Identify physical and chemical properties of substances. 3. Identify physical and chemical changes in substances and materials. 4. Instructional Aids and Resources: Textbook – Chemistry, connections to our changing world, 2nd Ed., 2000. Prentice Hall. p2-13. 5.

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