Techniques

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Cross-Content Techniques

Basic Techniques

Technique 02 How to Prepare for Tests
Technique 05 How to Cite Research Sources
Technique 10 How to Read Complex Text
Technique 11 How to Summarize Information
Technique 12 The Scientific Method

21st Century Skills

Technique 13 21st Century (4Cs)
Technique 14 Critical Thinking
Technique 15 Creative Presentations
Technique 16 Collaborate with Others
Technique 17 Public Speaking
Technique 18 Write an Essay
Technique 19 Perform Research

Lab Techniques

Technique 20 Lab Measure and Convert
Technique 21 Devise Experiments (tbd)
Technique 22 Data Gathering (wip)
Technique 23 Graphing and Charting Data
Technique 24 Interpret Results (wip)
Technique 25 Write the Report
Technique 26 Use of Equipment & Lab Safety (tbd)
Technique 27 Lab Procedures (tbd)

Phenomena in Science

Technique 30 Recognizing Phenomenon
Technique 31 Evaluating Phenomenon (tbd)
Technique 32 Making Connections

Graphic Organizers (wip)

Technique 70 Overview (wip)
Technique 71 Two/Three-Circle Venn
Technique 72 Scale/Timeline
Technique 73 Thought Web
Technique 74 Cluster
Technique 75 Fact vs. Opinion
Technique 76 Pros-Cons
Technique 77 Five W’s
Technique 78 Flowchart/Cycle
Technique 79 KWL/KWHL

Other

Technique 90 Multi-Subject Cross Content

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