AC9S9I02
Planning and conducting
plan and conduct valid, reproducible investigations to answer questions and test hypotheses, including identifying and controlling for possible sources of error and, as appropriate, developing and following risk assessments, considering ethical issues, and addressing key considerations regarding heritage sites and artefacts on Country/Place
Elaborations
- AC9S9I02_E1discussing what is meant by validity and reproducibility and how they relate to the method used in an investigation
- AC9S9I02_E2determining the reproducibility of a field investigation using survey techniques that seek to answer a question such as: ‘How much traffic passes the school during a designated period of time?’
- AC9S9I02_E3identifying possible sources of error in methods then examining if further testing or extra variable control is needed
- AC9S9I02_E4identifying the potential hazards of chemicals or biological materials and processes used in experimental investigations and identifying how these should be addressed
- AC9S9I02_E5discussing the ethical and social issues involved in the care and use of animals for scientific purposes before starting an investigation involving animals
- AC9S9I02_E6recognising First Nations Australians’ heritage laws and public responsibilities to report new sites or artefacts, and developing awareness of the consequences for disturbing heritage sites on, above or below the land surface, or in waters
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