Transcript Obscertainer PowerPoint
Slide 1
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 2
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 3
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 4
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 5
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 6
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 7
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 8
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 9
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 2
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 3
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 4
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 5
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 6
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 7
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 8
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.
Slide 9
Obscertainer Lab
Observations:
• Things learned or
perceived using
the 5 senses
• Sight
• Hearing
• Touch
• Taste
• Smell
Inference:
• Judgements
made based
on
observations.
• Inference
Example
Direct Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
observations
Indirect Evidence:
• Knowledge
gained
through
inferences
Confirmation:
• Making sure,
checking using
supportive
evidence.
• To verify
Control:
• The normal condition in an
experiment. – used for
comparison purposes. The
group that does not get the
treatment.
Obscertainer:
• A fictional word
made up of 2
real words –
• Observe – use
the senses
• Ascertain – to
make sure, learn
with certainty, to
determine.
Model:
• A mental
picture or
representation
of something
you cannot see.