Q2. Flnd out dlfferences between: a weed and a paraslte: a thicket and a
bush: sap, juice and essence?
Q3. What were the two important qualities of a scientist which Lohumi
possessed?
(in 40-50 words)
Answers
What makes a good scientist? Do you know any youth who have the makings of becoming a good scientist? The Michigan State University Extension science and engineering team is dedicated to increasing science literacy across Michigan and provide programing to increase STEM awareness and involvement. STEM is the acronym that refers to the academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. One component of STEM awareness is understanding what a good scientist does rather than what they look like.
In 1957, the first “draw a scientist” test was developed by Margaret Mead. It wasn’t until the 1980s youth began to see themselves as scientists, although today the initial image most of us have of a scientist is an older, frizzy-haired man in a white coat. Regardless of the image you have of a scientist, what are the characteristic of a good scientist?
Curious. Scientists are curious about their world. They want to know why things happen and how things work.
Patient. Scientists are patient as they repeat experiments multiple times to verify results.
Courageous. Scientists work to discover answers often times for years and with numerous failures. They recognize that failed experiments provide answers as often as successful ones.
Detail-oriented. In science, answers are built upon observations and collected data. Close attention to details is important in the development of science theories. Detailed observations in one experiment could also lead to answers in another
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