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LESSON 1: COMPONENTs OF A SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION L CONTENT STANDARD
Demonstrate understanding of scientific ways of acquirir knowledge and solving problems
1. PERFORMANCE STANDARD
Pertorm in groups in guided investigathons nvotVng commmunity-based problems using 1locally available
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HI LEARNING COMPETENCY
Describe the components of scientific investigation (S7MT-la-1))
IV. OBJECTIVES
Enumerate the steps in a scientific method
Explain how to go about each step tn a scientific method
Differentiate between observation and inferences
Wnite a good hypothesis
Apply knowledge of scientifio method in real hfe experiences

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