Ciencias

naturales 6°
Profesores:
Pamela Contreras C.
Cristian Jara Q.
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Objetivo de
la clase
Conocer pasos del método
científico como estrategia
para explicar fenómenos
naturales
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Ruta de aprendizaje

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¿Qué ¿Cómo los ¿Para qué lo

aprenderemos? haremos? haremos?
Conoceremos A través de Poder planear
los pasos del ejemplos de una
método cada etapa investigación
científico científica
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¿Qué es el
método
científico?
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El método Científico
Es un método de investigación usado
principalmente en la producción de
conocimiento en las ciencias. Para ser
llamado científico, un método de
investigación debetemplate
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razonamiento.
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Pasos del método científico

OBSERVACIÓN PREGUNTA DE HIPÓTESIS

INVESTIGACIÓN
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Pasos del método científico

ANÁLISIS Y COMUNICACIÓN
EXPERIMENTACIÓN DE LOS
CONCLUSIONES
RESULTADOS
 OBSERVACIÓN
Se denomina observación al paso
inicial que comprende fijar los
sentidos en la naturaleza y sus
fenómenos, para recabar la
información y el contexto necesario
para pensar el problema.

Ejemplo: Isaac Newton ve

caer una
manzana desde
un árbol
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PREGUNTA DE
INVESTIGACIÓN
Es la pregunta que tu tesis
pretende responder y deriva del
planteamiento del problema que has
formulado previamente

Ejemplo: Newton se pregunta:

¿Por qué la manzana
cae de manera
perpendicular respecto
al suelo?
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HIPÓTESIS
La hipótesis es la tentativa de
explicación de algún fenómeno o
problema que puede ser
corroborado mediante observación
o experimentación

Plantea la siguiente
Ejemplo: hipótesis:
Debe ser que la masa de la
Tierra atrae a la masa de la
manzana
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EXPERIMENTACIÓN

En la experimentación se intenta
comprobar la hipótesis establecida
mediante la reproducción de
experimentos, con distintas variables.

Ejemplo: Deja caer distintos

elementos de distintas
masas a una misma altura
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ANÁLISIS Y CONCLUSIONES
El análisis Es la explicación de los
resultados obtenidos, que implica la
interpretación tanto de los resultados
esperados como de los no esperados. Las
conclusiones ponen en relación los
resultados obtenidos con la hipótesis
planteada, donde esta es validada o
rechazada.

Llego a la conclusión que todos

Ejemplo: los objetos con masa se atrae
con una fuerza directamente
proporcional al producto de sus
masas
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COMUNICACIÓN DE
RESULTADOS
Consiste en dar a conocer los resultados de la
investigación científica y las conclusiones obtenidas
a partir de ella. En esta etapa, se debe explicar los
nuevos conocimientos adquiridos y los procesos
emprendidos mediante un lenguaje claro y preciso,
que incluya la explicación de los conceptos de mayor
complejidad

Ejemplo: Establece la ley de gravitación

universal.
Esto quiere decir que cuanto
mayor masa tenga un objeto,
mayor atracción sufrirá hacia la
 2.- Pregunta de
1.- Observación 3.- Hipótesis
investigación

5.- Análisis y
4.- Experimentación 6.- Comunicación de Resultados
conclusiones
 1.- Observación 2.- Pregunta 3.- Hipótesis 4.- 5.- Análisis y
Isaac Newton ve Newton se Plantea la Experimentación conclusiones
caer una manzana pregunta: siguiente Deja caer distintos Llego a la
desde un árbol ¿Por qué la hipótesis: elementos de conclusión que
manzana cae Debe ser que la distintas masas a todos los objetos
de manera masa de la una misma altura con masa se
perpendicular Tierra atrae a atrae con una
respecto al la masa de la fuerza
suelo? manzana directamente
6.- Comunicación de Resultados proporcional al
Establece la ley de gravitación universal. producto de sus
Esto quiere decir que cuanto mayor masa tenga masas
un objeto, mayor atracción sufrirá hacia la
Tierra
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