AQS.SCI.1.F
Organize quantitative and qualitative data using probeware, spreadsheets, lab notebooks or journals, models, diagrams, graphs paper, computers, or cellphone applications.
Aquatic Science · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2022
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quantitative dataqualitative dataprobewarespreadsheetslab notebooksjournalsmodelsdiagramsgraph papercomputerscellphone applications
Skills
- organize (quantitative data) #dok2
- organize (qualitative data) #dok2
- select (appropriate tools for collecting/organizing data) #dok2
- record (data in various formats) #dok1
- represent (data using models and diagrams) #dok2
Learning Targets
- I can record quantitative and qualitative data accurately. #dok1
- I can organize quantitative and qualitative data using spreadsheets or lab notebooks. #dok2
- I can represent data using diagrams, models, or graphs. #dok2
- I can select the appropriate tool or technology for organizing scientific data. #dok2
Big Ideas
- Data must be organized clearly and appropriately to support scientific understanding.
- Using a variety of tools and representations allows scientists to analyze and communicate data effectively.
Essential Questions
- Why is it important to organize both quantitative and qualitative data in science?
- How do different tools (like spreadsheets or models) improve our understanding of scientific data?
- In what ways does the method of organization affect what we can learn from data?
- Which tools or representations are most effective for communicating different types of data?
- How does accurate organization of data impact the conclusions drawn from an investigation?