Monday, February 21, 2011
Little Jr.
Well my little Jr is turning out pretty good i think. It's been 17 days now and he is roughly 7 inches he has three pairs of leaves and hasn't broken yet. We're gonna make it all the way!!!!!!
Day 1: The seed was placed close to surface and watered sufficiently.
Day 2: Soil is being kept moist and is now placed under a lamp light.
Day 3: Sprout has come out. Watered and still left under light.
Day 4-10: Plant has been watered and kept in lamp light.
Day 11: Plant was transferred from little white cup to a larger clear container because of size growth. Plenty of water was supplied.
Day 12: Plant has taken to new container; dirt was kept really loose.
Day 13-17: Water has been constantly supplied and lamp has been only constant source of light.
Day 26: Junior was stolen when left out in the sun! Still looking for him to this day.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Inductive/Deductive
UCONN
HUSKIES #1
Inductive Reasoning- is the thought process you go through to come to a conclusion, which involves gathering information that is true to come to a conclusion that we may believe to be true but may not always actually be true.
Deductive reasoning is the thought process you go through to come to a conclusion that is true based on the stipulations stated before hand. For instance, if i say that all girls have long hair, and then i say that Stacey is a girl, from the previous true statements i come to the conclusion that Stacey has long hair.
HUSKIES #1
Inductive Reasoning- is the thought process you go through to come to a conclusion, which involves gathering information that is true to come to a conclusion that we may believe to be true but may not always actually be true.
Deductive reasoning is the thought process you go through to come to a conclusion that is true based on the stipulations stated before hand. For instance, if i say that all girls have long hair, and then i say that Stacey is a girl, from the previous true statements i come to the conclusion that Stacey has long hair.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
The things I've learned in Scientific Inquiry
First, we started off by learning how to communicate without using words. We were split up into groups and two chosen classmates had to figure a way to communicate to the rest of the group the secret phrase. That was a lot of fun. Next, we learned how to write out
There are the things that you know and you know that you know them.
There are the things that you don't know and you know you don't know them.
There are the things that you don't know and you don't know that you don't know them
...but in Spanish. We learned how to make paper footballs and how to make string figures to emphasize the importance of visual learning. I enjoyed doing the string the best.
There are the things that you know and you know that you know them.
There are the things that you don't know and you know you don't know them.
There are the things that you don't know and you don't know that you don't know them
...but in Spanish. We learned how to make paper footballs and how to make string figures to emphasize the importance of visual learning. I enjoyed doing the string the best.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
UConn Huskies
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1) If we cannot communicate whith one another we cannot share information with each other. Everything you learned would have to be learned by your own experience. Even if we did learn with out communication we wouldn't be sure we know because we would have no one to converse our new knowledge.

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7) The Quick Red Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog
#1
1) If we cannot communicate whith one another we cannot share information with each other. Everything you learned would have to be learned by your own experience. Even if we did learn with out communication we wouldn't be sure we know because we would have no one to converse our new knowledge.

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7) The Quick Red Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog
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