Working as a Scientist Guidelines PDF

1 Follow your teacher\'s directions. \* Listen to your teacher\'s directions, and follow them carefully. \* Ask your teacher for directions if you are not sure what to do. \* Never change anything, or start an activity on your own, without your teacher\'s approval. \* Get your teacher\'s approv...

1 Follow your teacher\'s directions. \* Listen to your teacher\'s directions, and follow them carefully. \* Ask your teacher for directions if you are not sure what to do. \* Never change anything, or start an activity on your own, without your teacher\'s approval. \* Get your teacher\'s approval before you start an experiment that you have designed yourself. 2 Act responsibly. \* Pay attention to your own safety and the safety of others. \* Tell your teacher immediately if you see a safety hazard, such as broken glass or a spill. Also tell your teacher if you see another student doing something that you think is dangerous. \* Tell your teacher about any allergies or medical problems you have, or about anything else your teacher should know. \* Do not wear contact lenses while doing experiments. \* Read all written instructions carefully before you start an activity. \* Clean up and put away any equipment after you are finished 3 Be science-ready. \* Come prepared with your student text, notebook, pencil, worksheets, and anything else you need for an activity or investigation. \* Keep yourself and your work area tidy and clean. \* Wash your hands carefully with soap and water at the end of each activity or investigation. \* Never eat, drink, or chew gum in the science classroom. \* Wear safety goggles or other safety equipment when instructed by your teacher. \* Keep your clothing and hair out of the way. Roll up your sleeves, tuck in loose clothing, and tie back loose hair. Remove any loose jewellery.