Everything You Need to Ace Chemistry in One Big Fat Notebook by Jennifer Swanson

CONCLUSION/EVALUATION: Presents a summary of
what you learned from the investigation. This can include
a claim, evidence, and reasoning, in which you answer the
initial question with a claim and show how your evidence
supports the claim.
EVALUATING RESULTS
When you read another scientist’s lab report, think
critically about the findings and ask yourself questions:
Was the procedure followed exactly?
What sources of error may have affected the
experimental results?
When were the observations made-during the
experiment or afterward?
Is the given conclusion supported by the data
that were collected?
Was the hypothesis supported?
Is there another way to interpret the data?
Can the results be replicated or reproduced?
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