CAAMAÑO ROS, AURELI / DE PRADA, FERNANDO / GONZÁLEZ LÓPEZ DE GUEREÑU, JOSÉ / ROMO BALDOMINOS, NICOLÁ
BASIC SCIENTIFIC SKILLSScientific work1.1. What is science?1.2. How do scientist conduct research?MATTERChemical substances and mixtures 2.1. Substances in our environment2.2. The characteristics of solutionsKinetic Molecular Theory2.3. Matter and Kinetic Molecular TheoryAtomic structure of matter2.4. The discovery of atoms2.5. The structure of atomsChemical elements and compounds2.6. Classify chemical elements2.7. Chemical formulation2.8. Calculations with quantities of substancesCHANGEChemical reactions3.1. Differentiate a physical change from a chemical change3.2. Calculations in chemical reactionsChemistry in everyday life3.3. The importance of chemistry3.4. The impacts of chemistryENERGYEnergy4.1. Properties of energy4.2. Energy sources: renewable and non-renewableElectricity4.3. Electrical nature of matter4.4. Electrical circuits4.5. How is electric current generated?
Objective:Interpret the closest reality by analyzing the physical-chemical processes through experimentation as a basis for the construction of knowledge.Revuela gets it by:- Competency approach. Approach to scientific questions based on direct or indirect observation of the world in common situations and contexts.- Comprender para aprender. Establishing connections with everyday situations through the analysis and observation of processes in order to build science and develop scientific thinking.