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Theory of Knowledge Presentations Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure Other Real-Life Situation Real-Life Situation Other Real-Life Situation extraction Knowledge Issue Knowledge Issue(s) (recognized) (developed) progression

  1. Theory of Knowledge Presentations

  2. Theory of Knowledge: Presentation Structure Other Real-Life Situation Real-Life Situation Other Real-Life Situation extraction Knowledge Issue Knowledge Issue(s) (recognized) (developed) progression

  3. Presentation 1 SCIENCE AND PREDICTION

  4. Presentation 1: Science and Prediction REAL LIFE SITUATION The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and the location of its epicentre

  5. Presentation 1: Science and Prediction REAL LIFE SITUATION The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and the location of its epicentre KNOWLEDGE ISSUE To what extent does prediction test the validity of a scientific theory? KEY: Extraction

  6. Presentation 1: Science and Prediction REAL LIFE SITUATION The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and the location of its epicentre KNOWLEDGE ISSUE To what extent does prediction test the validity of a scientific theory? KEY: Extraction Development General nature of scientific theory

  7. Presentation 1: Science and Prediction REAL LIFE SITUATION The 2004 Indian Geology: tectonic theory as an Ocean tsunami and explanation for the location of continental drift its epicentre Predictions generated by standard tectonic theory Explanatory power, predictions from patterns Strengths KNOWLEDGE ISSUE To what extent does prediction test the validity of a scientific theory? KEY: Extraction Development General nature of Application back scientific theory

  8. Presentation 1: Science and Prediction REAL LIFE SITUATION Application of, The 2004 Indian Geology: tectonic and responses to, theory as an Ocean tsunami and these difficulties explanation for in the context of the location of continental drift the tsunami its epicentre Predictions generated by standard tectonic theory Observer effects Explanatory power, predictions from patterns Strengths Problems Problems of induction KNOWLEDGE ISSUE and generalization To what extent does prediction test the Confounding variables, validity of a scientific complexity of interactions Amenability to theory? experimentation, Difficulties with historical versus KEY: Extraction measurement, specifying experimental data Development General nature of Initial conditions Application back scientific theory

  9. Presentation 1: Science and Prediction Chemistry: valence shell REAL LIFE SITUATION electron pair Chemistry: Application of, repulsion theory The 2004 Indian Geology: tectonic Mendeleev and and responses to, theory as an periodicity Ocean tsunami and these difficulties explanation for Economics: in the context of the location of continental drift the Phillips the tsunami its epicentre curve Other real-life Predictions situations (natural Biology: evolution by generated sciences and human natural selection: by standard sciences) homology, palaeontology, tectonic theory artificial selection, etc. Observer effects Explanatory power, predictions from patterns Strengths Problems Problems of induction KNOWLEDGE ISSUE and generalization To what extent does prediction test the Confounding variables, validity of a scientific complexity of interactions Amenability to theory? experimentation, Difficulties with historical versus KEY: Extraction measurement, specifying experimental data Development General nature of Initial conditions Application back scientific theory Application onward

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