Geoscience Literacy Quiz

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What is the goal of developing scientific literacy and critical thinking skills in K-8 students?

The goal is to develop scientific literacy and critical thinking skills.

What are some examples of geoscience processes that have changed Earth's surface at different scales?

Examples include weathering and deposition by water, ice, and wind.

What is involved in constructing explanations and designing solutions in K-8 students?

It involves using valid and reliable evidence to explain scientific phenomena, supported by multiple sources of evidence, with a focus on processes that shape local geographic features.

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  • Constructing explanations and designing solutions is a skill that progresses from K-5 to 6-8.
  • It involves using valid and reliable evidence to explain scientific phenomena.
  • The assumption is that natural laws and theories operate consistently over time.
  • Geoscience processes have changed Earth's surface at different scales.
  • These processes can be slow or rapid, and some are punctuated by catastrophic events.
  • Examples of geoscience processes include weathering and deposition by water, ice, and wind.
  • The focus is on processes that shape local geographic features.
  • The explanations and solutions should be supported by multiple sources of evidence.
  • The evidence can come from experiments conducted by the students.
  • The goal is to develop scientific literacy and critical thinking skills.

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