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	Brain Power! The NIDA Junior Scientist Program: Grades K-1

Assessment

As students work on the activity, look for the following:

Have students grasped the concept that there are many different kinds of scientists who work in many different fields? For example, do students understand that some scientists work in a laboratory, while others work with people in a natural setting?
Did students understand the steps of scientific inquiry?
Were students able to figure out how the scientists in the videotape used these steps as a framework for their own research programs?

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