The Three Stages of the Scientific Method

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21:00 How Scientists Work: What Is the Scientific Method?

1. 0:47 A Brief Introduction to the Scientific Method

2. 4:42 The Five Steps of the Scientific Method

A. 0:25 Step One: Ask a Question

B. 0:33 Step Two: Form a Hypothesis

C. 0:54 Step Three: Design and Conduct an Experiment

D. 0:46 Step Four: Analyze the Results of the Experiment

E. 0:21 Step Five: Draw a Conclusion

3. 10:30 The Three Stages of the Scientific Method

A. 2:17 Pre-Experimental Stage: Find a Question and Form a Hypothesis

B. 6:09 Experimental Stage: Six Steps

C. 1:48 Post-Experimental Stage: Analyze Results and Draw Conclusions

4. 2:51 The Scientific Method in Action: Conducting an Experiment

5. 0:33 The Importance of the Scientific Method

6. 0:49 Video Quiz: How Scientists Work: What is the Scientific Method?

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How Scientists Work: What Is the Scientific Method?. United Learning. 2003. Cosmeo. 20 June 2013

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The scientific method is a time-tested set of procedures used to create an accurate view or representation of the world. Using these procedures, anyone can repeat the experiments that lead a scientist to a result or group of results. In this program, junior scientists show how anybody can find new laws of science through perseverance and careful recording of data. Curriculum Explorer