Scientific learning helps individuals understand the world around them and make informed judgments.

It empowers individuals to explore, question, and discover new knowledge.

Observation involves carefully watching and gathering data about natural phenomena or experiments.

Inquiry involves asking questions, making hypotheses, and conducting investigations to seek answers.

Experimentation involves designing and conducting controlled experiments to test hypotheses.

Data analysis involves interpreting and evaluating collected data to draw meaningful conclusions.

Communication involves effectively conveying scientific ideas and findings through various mediums.

Collaboration involves working with others to exchange ideas, share findings, and solve scientific problems together.