Biology C Lyceum B Issue Laboratory Guide

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Biology C Lyceum B Issue Laboratory Guide

What you learn in the Biology class, but also what, almost daily, you hear about what happens in the field of biological research, inevitably lead you to the conclusion that Biology is a science based on observation and experiment. The way in which knowledge is gained about the phenomena of life begins with direct observation. From there, however, the scientific method needs to be followed, which includes a series of specific and prioritized steps. At this point let us briefly repeat the steps followed to formulate a law in Biology:
-Observation based on prior knowledge and experience
-Identifying the respective problem and formulating specific questions
-Collection and evaluation of pre-existing scientific data approaching the question
- Formulation of a specific case
-Experiment to test this hypothesis
-Data analysis
-Interpretation of the results
-Formulating a theory and submitting it to the scientific community for further testing, criticism and confirmation
-Formulation of a specific law.
Taking the above into account, the Laboratory Guide you are holding in your hands was designed to help you make direct observations about biological phenomena or processes. To think and draw conclusions. In other words, to approach the scientific method in practice.

Date of issue: September 2003
Cover page: Soft cover
Pages: 60