Never connect the dots on a graph, but rather give a best-fit line or curve. Each axis should be clearly labeled with titles and units. All graphs should have a short, descriptive title at the top of each graph, detailing what is being measured. The axes should extend beyond the first and last data points in both directions. Carefully choosing the best scale is necessary to achieve this. The graph should use as much of the graph paper as possible. Unless instructed to do so, draw only one graph per page. 
(As the semester progresses you may be allowed to use a computer to generate graphs once proficiency with hand-drawn graphs is shown.)
All graphs should be done by hand in pencil on graph paper. Draw conclusions and repeat–the scientific method is never-ending, and no result is ever considered perfe. If the hypothesis is false, create a new hypothesis or try again. If the hypothesis is true, find more evidence or find counter-evidence. Make a hypothesis, or potential solution to the question. Observe a natural phenomenon and define a question about it. 
The basic steps in the scientific method are: Across all scientific disciplines, the major precepts of the scientific method are verifiability, predictability, falsifiability, and fairness. The scientific method was first outlined by Sir Francis Bacon (1561–1626) and allows for logical, rational problem solving across many scientific fields. The scientific method offers an objective methodology for scientific experimentation that results in unbiased interpretations of the world and refines knowledge.
12 enero 2021 Julio Javier Vara RodríguezĪll scientific disciplines are united by their use of the SCIENTIFIC METHOD.
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