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Novelsentanceconstructionswith:,:,,,.Don'tendwithpreposition.He/she. WritinginAstronomyAST579PossandMeyerFall,2006 Class#12ProfessionalWritinginthePhysicalSciencesOctober2. I.Commentsonessaysfromlastweek: Inashortessay,considerfewerideas,butgoingdeeper. Pickatleastonegoalintheessayandconsiderhoweachsentancehelpsto servethatgoal. Don'tbeafraidtosaysomething. II.Turninessayconcerningthephilosophyofscience....
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Novelsentanceconstructionswith:,:,,,.Don'tendwithpreposition.He/she. WritinginAstronomyAST579PossandMeyerFall,2006
Class#12ProfessionalWritinginthePhysicalSciencesOctober2.
I.Commentsonessaysfromlastweek:
Inashortessay,considerfewerideas,butgoingdeeper. Pickatleastonegoalintheessayandconsiderhoweachsentancehelpsto servethatgoal. Don'tbeafraidtosaysomething.
II.Turninessayconcerningthephilosophyofscience. III.TodaysTopic:MethodologiesofScience. A.Whatmotivatestheresearchtopicsscientistsworkon?
possibilityofimportantoutcomes. popularityofvariousfields. possibilitiesforresearchfunding. accesstouniquefacilities. workingwithstudents. somethingyoualreadyknowhowtodo. itisfun. someonetoldyoutodoit.
B.AspectsofGoodResearchPractices
documentation. transparency. reproducibility. responsibility. calibration. trust. verification. attribution. archivepolicy.
C. Yourturn: WhatisthedifferencebetweenDISCOVERYscienceandHYPOTHESISTESTING? Whatisthedifferencebetweenqualitativeresearchandquantitativeresearch? Ispureobservations/cataloging/categorizationscience?Isisaworthwhileactivity? Takefiveminutestowritedownyouranswers. D.Doallofthesecontributetotheprogressofscienceaswedefineditlastclass? E.Howdoesthekindofscienceyoudo,effect: Howyoudoyourresearch? Whatoutcomesyouareseeking? Whatrewardsyouares...
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