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About Planning & Conducting Experiments

Planning and conducting experiments sounds pretty straightforward, but there is a lot to be considered before diving into an experiment. Experiments often feature the scientific method, which focuses on forming a hypothesis, experimenting, drawing conclusions, and reporting on found results in an effort to prove or debunk the original hypothesis. The key step not listed there is what happens between hypothesis and experimentation. You need to understand the goal of the experiment, the factors involved, and figure out what sort of analysis will be performed in order to draw conclusions that are meaningful.

By taking the time to plan how and why an experiment will be conducted, you’re better able to understand and analyze the outcomes you experience. Knowing which steps were taken and their purpose helps to highlight what was learned from each individual aspect of the experiment. If you don’t take the steps into account, it’s hard to know why you saw/learned what you did in various science lab experiments.

Planning & Conducting Experiments in the Classroom

It is important to be safe and thorough when planning and conducting experiments in a classroom setting. Thankfully, Science Take-Out makes it easy for students to engage in hands-on, minds-on learning with science lab experiments and kits. Through the use of modeling and simulations, students are able to create representations of real-life phenomena to carry out their own analyses to come to their own conclusions. From simulating bacteria function, growth, and spread to learning about cancers and genetics, Science Take-Out allows students to have fun while applying scientific principles! Science Take-Out’s kits are the easiest way to introduce students to new topics and scientific principles in a way that is engaging and effective.

Almost all Science Take-Out kits correlate closely with various Next Generation Science Standards, allowing educators to be sure that they are delivering on science and engineering practices, disciplinary core ideas, and cross cutting concepts. With Science Take-Out science lab experiments and kits, students are sure to learn more about analyzing and interpreting data, improve their skills explaining results, and sharpen their recognition of cause and effect relationships.

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