Recording Your First Measurement

syllabus

Getting Started
- How To Use the Course Materials
- Here’s What It Should Look Like
- Staying Connected
What To Do Before the Experiment
- Start with Paper and Pen
- Name, Date, Purpose, and Procedure
- The Super Important Data Table
- Checking Your Work
What To Do During the Experiment (Part 1)
- Determine Precision and Bias of Measurement Instrumets
- Recording Your First Measurement
- Planning and Patience
What To Do During the Experiment (Part 2)
- Recording Your Second Measurement
- Side Calculation of Percent Change in Height
- Side Calculation of Percent Error
What To Do After the Experiment (Part 1)
- Selecting Sample Calculations for the Report
- Writing Sample Calculations in the Report
- Results in a Table
What To Do After the Experiment (Part 2)
- The 4 Main Elements of a Discussion
- It’s Not a Rough Draft!
- Discussion: Paragraph 1
- Discussion: Paragraph 2
- Discussion: Paragraph 3
- Discussion: Paragraph 4
- Use a Science Analogy
- Proofread the Discussion
- The Conclusion Restates the Main Results
Finish the Job
- Assemble Your Report & Keep a Digital Copy
- Certificate of Completion
- Stay Connected
- Be Immersed in Chemistry
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