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RESULTS Results show a summary of the data you recorded. *Include specific data points that you think are significant. *Discuss any trends you notice in your data. *DO NOT explain why you think it WHY it happened that way, only WHAT you noticed. CONCLUSION An interpretation/analysis of the observations/results of the experimental procedure. *States whether the hypothesis was or was not supported. *Answers the question, "What was learned?" *The results should be interpreted and justified, but should not be stated as proof. *May contain a statement about further exploration. From "Overview of Scientific Method for YCSEE-Teaching Training-version 2" at: https://www.slideshare.net/emneistadt/science-fair-pp-16043615

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Moreno, Maria

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Results and Conclusion in a Scientific Investigation (10 Points)

Observe the experimental investigation your teacher will demonstrate in the classroom. Collect data as the demonstration proceeds. Then, based on the data, write a paragraph explaining the RESULTS and another explaining your CONCLUSION based on the data collected.

8th Grade, 7th Grade, 6th Grade, Science

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Results and Conclusion in a Scientific Investigation (10 Points)

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