Thursday, 19 July 2012


PREDICTING

  • Stating the outcome of a future event based on prior knowledge gained through experiences or collected data.
  • Able to determine the outcomes from an action.
  • Using pattern of data explicitly to make projections.
  • Confident with the accuracy of the prediction.
  • Able to verify  a statement of related to future events based on evidence or past experiences.
  • Extrapolating and  inserting data as a tool to predict


Two ways to make prediction.
  1. Based on the calculation from the data given. Answers obtained from the calculation is always exact (one whole number)

      2.   If the answer obtained is not exact or in range, write down only one whole
            number from that range
            Note:  Depends on the questions.


Examples of questions

  • Predict the length of the string if a 5 kg load is used
  • Predict in which pot will the seeds grow the healthiest.
  • Predict the condition of the animal in container B after 2 weeks.
  • What will happen to the plant if it is covered with a box?

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