Claim, Evidence and Reasoning 2023 ADVANCED.

Claim, Evidence and Reasoning 2023 ADVANCED.Claim Idea or problem studied or that you analyzed in an investigation or reading (It is a sentence). Opinion of your answer to the problem. Evidence Data and observations that support your claim. Facts. Two types of observations (evidence). Qualitative and Quantitative. Qualitative evidence. Observations from the experiment that deal with our senses. (word description) Quantitative evidence. Observations from the experiment that deal with specific numbers and measurements. Reasoning Explain the claim and evidence, describe part of the experiment. What happened, why did it happen and how is your claim and the evidence related. Evidence (Plant Example) Plant #1 grew 15 inches in 4 weeks Reasoning (Plant Example) The plant in direct sunlight grew over 4 inches more than the plant in non-direct sunlight. Plants grow faster in direct sunlight. Claim Quantitative observation (desk example) The desk is 210 cm in length Qualitative observation (desk example) The desk has a rough surface constraint 1. A limit to a design process. Constraints may be such things as appearance, funding, space, materials, and human capabilities. 2. A limitation or restriction. criteria standards by which a result is judged as good (Among Mrs. Fields's criteria for good cookies are that they be moist and chewy.) Tradeoff An exchange- giving up one thing to get something else. Science gathering and analyzing evidence about the world Technology The application of scientific knowledge for a specific purpose to solve a problem