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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions 
of students and parents.
  1. What is science?
  2. Want to know how to get better grades? Get motivated to do Homework?
  3. What is the Design Process
  4. What is Global Warming



What is science?

It is simply the study of the world around us. We can act like 
scientists just by observing the world and asking questions about 
it. Then by doing experiments, research and collecting data we 
can find answers to those questions.
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Want to know how to get better grades? Get motivated to do Homework?

Visit the wikiHow web page at: http://www.wikihow.com/Find-
Motivation-to-do-Homework. This web site offers tactics and 
strategies to help you do better in school. Visit the web page by 
clicking on LINKS to wikiHow. This site also offers many HOW TO  
fun activities as well. Check it out!
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What is the Design Process

The design process can be applied to any aspect of building or 
problem solving. Follow these steps: Ask-What do I want to do? 
What's the problem?, 
Imagine-What are some solutions, Brainstorm ideas, Plan-Draw a 
diagram of your idea, Make a list of materials you'll need, How 
will you test it? 
Create-Build a Protoype, Test it. Talk about what works, what 
doesn't and what could you do better!,  Make modifications/ 
adjustments or improvements to your design- Think about how you 
could improve your product. Draw new designs. Make it better. 
Retest.
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What is Global Warming

It is the overheating of the earth's atmosphere due to excessive 
amounts of Greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels: like Coal, 
oil and natural gas. We need to demand that power companies use 
less fossil fuels and more renewable-so-called;Green fuels, like: 
solar, wind, hydro, bio, and fuel cells. 
What can you do?  Turn off the lights when you're not around, 
ride bikes instead of the car, close the door when it's cold 
outside, use less hot water, recycle more, switch to energy 
effecient applianaces and light bulbs. 
Can you add to this list?
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