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How does Indigenous knowledge complement modern science?
It provides long-term observations and sustainable practices.
Why are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander observations considered scientific?
They are systematic, evidence-based, and developed over generations.
What is an example of Indigenous scientific knowledge based on observation?
Seasonal calendars, fire management, animal behaviour.
How have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples used observation?
To understand seasons, weather, plants, animals, and land management.
Why were observations critical to the development of scientific theories?
They provided evidence to support or challenge ideas.
Name one historical scientific observation that changed understanding of the world.
Examples: Galileo’s observations of planets, Darwin’s observations of species.
How did early scientists rely on observation before modern technology?
By using senses and simple tools to record patterns and changes.
Why are units important when recording data?
They ensure measurements are clear and comparable.
What type of graph is best for showing changes over time?
Line graph.
Why should data be recorded clearly and accurately?
So results can be analysed, repeated, and verified.
Name one way scientists record observations.
Tables, graphs, diagrams, photographs, or written descriptions.
Why is it important to separate observations from inferences?
To reduce bias and ensure scientific accuracy.
Observation or inference: “The metal is hot because it was heated.”
Inference.
Observation or inference: “The metal feels hot.”
Observation.
What is an inference?
A conclusion or explanation based on observations.
What is an observation in science?
Information gathered directly using the senses or measuring tools.
Is “the temperature increased by 5°C” qualitative or quantitative?
Quantitative.
Is “the solution turned blue” qualitative or quantitative?
Qualitative.
What is a quantitative observation?
An observation that involves measurements or numbers.
What is a qualitative observation?
An observation that describes qualities using words, not numbers.
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