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Observations vs Inferences; ClEvR Writing
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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Hector Mendoza-Arias
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Observations vs Inferences; ClEvR Writing
Mr.Mendoza
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Observations
Facts which you can see, touch, smell, taste or hear. These are not assumptions or opinions
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Observations
QuaLITtative Observations: Use your senses to observe your results
QuaNtitative Observations:Measureable and use numbers
Beakers, Thermometers, Balances Graduated Cylinders
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QuaNtitative
Measurement: A type of observation
Quantitative Measurement: Includes number and unit and is made with a measuring instrument.
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QuaLITative
Qualitative Measurment: Descriptive
Furry, Blue, Big, Red, Hot, Cold
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of a qualitative observation?
The cat weighs 34 kg
The clouds look grey and dark
The girl can run 15 mph
There are 50 states in the USA
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Multiple Choice
An observation that uses words without numbers or amounts is called a _________ observation?
quantitative
qualitative
observation
inference
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Multiple Choice
An observation that has a number is called a _________ observation?
quantitative
qualitative
inference
observation
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Multiple Choice
The boy is in the water.
inference
observation
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Inferences
A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
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Multiple Choice
Using your senses to gather information is called an _____?
observation
inference
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What is ClEvR
An Evidence-Based Explanation
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ClEvR
Claim (Cl): This should answer the original question.
Evidence (Ev): This should include data from your investigation (ACTUAL data. Numbers, observations, etc.)
Reasoning (R): This should include a scientific principle that connects your evidence and your claim. Explain WHY the evidence gathered supports your claim.
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