11 Science (SPIN2)
Course Description
11 Science (SPIN2)
Science is the exploration and understanding of the natural world. Science involves generating and testing ideas and gathering evidence to understand, explain, and develop knowledge about the natural world. Scientists do this by making observations, carrying out investigations and modelling, and by communicating and debating with others.
In this Spin, you will explore some specific aspects of science taken from the following areas:
Biology and Chemistry with the following ideas:
Chemistry and Biology are dynamic bodies of knowledge that use unique models and language to explain the material and living environment
Matter and energy are conserved in chemical change and in biological systems
Matter is made of very small particles interacting to determine properties of materials
All living things are related and live as part of interconnected systems
Physics and Earth and Space Science with the following ideas:
The Earth and space are dynamic and interact with each other
Inquiry approaches can be applied to explain concepts of the physical world
Interacting processes within and between Earth’s systems influence the surface, climate, and life on Earth
Physical phenomena can be explained through physics concepts and communicated using physics conventions
Generic Science with the following ideas:
Science knowledge is contested and refined over time
Science uses different inquiry approaches to develop understanding
Science uses subject-specific literacy to communicate knowledge
Science-based information can be used in decision making and action
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