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This document discusses the techniques of scientific observation and inference. It provides examples of how geologists make inferences about rocks and how detectives make inferences about evidence. Students are asked to practice distinguishing observations from inferences using examples like analyzing details on envelopes to make conclusions about who handled them and where they traveled. The goal is for students to understand the difference between direct observations and logical conclusions drawn from observations and past experiences.
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Thats exactly where Odoo shines. Unlike traditional ERP systems, Odoo is built to support the unique workflows of service companies. From managing projects and tracking time to invoicing, signing contracts, and handling support tickets: Odoo brings everything together. No more jumping between a plethora of spreadsheets, tools, and inboxes.
With over 45 modules, Odoo grows with your business. Need CRM today, Helpdesk tomorrow? No worries, its all connected. Plus, its fully customizable to match the way your company works.
Wondering if its a fit?
Join our 1-hour webinar where our Odoo expert Julien will walk you through the power of Odoo for service companies, complete with real-life examples from companies like yours!
What youll learn:
How Odoo streamlines the entire service lifecycle
Key modules for service businesses: Project, Timesheets, CRM, Invoicing & more
How reporting works within Odoo
What makes Odoo different from other ERP systems
When Odoo is a fit for your company (and when it's not)
A demo where we guide you through the possibilities step-by-step
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Envelope Investigation
- 2. ObjectivesPractice the technique of scientific observationsUnderstand the process of inferenceSynthesize information to generate ideasEvaluate the conclusions of classmates
- 3. What kind of work does a detective do?
- 4. What kind of detective work might a geologist do?
- 5. The RockWhat do I know about this rock?How did this rock form?Why does this rock look like this today?How did this rock get here?By the end of this unit you should be able to answer this for any rock you find anywhere
- 6. Observation vs InferenceObservation Information gathered by senseInference Logical conclusion based on observation and past experience.
- 7. StoryTrevor saw a puddle of water on the sidewalk on his way to school. He thought that the Lee family must have watered their lawn earlier this morning.What did he observe? A puddle on the sidewalkWhat did he infer? Lee family had watered lawn earlierWhy? Lee family had watered lawn before and he had scene a similar puddle
- 8. Observation vs InferenceThere were two stamps on the envelopeThe letter was mailed on September 9, 1997The person that sealed the envelope was a womanThe letter was opened with a letter openerThe ink on the address is blackAn address is printed in the upper cornerThe letter was mailed from the address in the upper corner
- 9. Envelope InvestigationWhere did it come from?Who sent it?How did it travel?Who handled this letter?Who received it?What do you know about the people getting or sending the letter?What has happened to this letter?Can you tell the sex of the sender or receiver?How old was the receiver?How was the letter opened?Was the person right or left handed?What things are observations/which are inferences?
- 10. Switch envelopesWhere did it come from?Who sent it?How did it travel?Who handled this letter?Who received it?What do you know about the people getting or sending the letter?What has happened to this letter?Can you tell the sex of the sender or receiver?How old was the receiver?How was the letter opened?Was the person right or left handed?What things are observations/which are inferences?