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What does science ask questions about?
Science asks questions about phenomena and collects methods to create answers.
What is the purpose of the scientific method?
To notice patterns, plan experiments, and analyze data.
What does a magnetron do?
It is a box that opens up inside of a microwave that produces microwaves that rub against water molecules to create heat.
What is the electromagnetic spectrum?
It is the entire range of electromagnetic radiation.
What is the significance of the 'do now' activity in class?
It sets students up for class and the information will be needed later.
What is the policy on late submissions for assignments and labs reports?
Late submissions are allowed for new assignments and lab reports, but may not be for full credit.
What is the policy on late submissions for homework?
Homework can’t be submitted late.
What should you do if glass breaks in the classroom?
Never leave the area before notifying the teacher.
What does GSR(Great Student Rubric) stand for in terms of skill levels?
Novice, Apprentice, Practitioner, Expert.
What is the role of negative air flow vents?
To prevent the buildup of gas in the classroom.
What is the importance of following directions in class?
To ensure safety and proper completion of tasks.
What is the most important lab safety rule?
Read, listen, AND follow directions
What are the three levels of clothing during a lab?
1 = highest, 2 = middle, 3 = lowest.
What is the GFI?
ground fault interrupter, they are mini circuit breakers that will stop the flow of electricity in the event of water contact (required in ATR)
What would a practitioner level student for grit and optimism do?
Consistently hand in work on time, Persists through challenge to hand in quality work, analyzes failures and setbacks and develops strategies for breaking through.