GCSE Working Scientifically
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'Working scientifically' involves the processes of science, including understanding the sorts of questions that are the province of science; the design of experiments; reasoning and arguing with scientific evidence; and analysing and interpreting data.

GCSE Working Scientifically
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1. Hypothesis

2. Scientists share their findings in

3. Peer-Review

4. '''Computational Models'''

5. How can Models get used?

6. '''The Scientific Method'''

7. Theories

8. '''Representational Model'''

9. All Models have

10. '''If new evidence ''can't be explained'' by existing theory'

11. Example of a Model

12. Accepted Hypothesis

13. Simulations

14. Theories can Involve

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