Judging Projects: Making Judgments

by: John Haysom

Scientists often put themselves in other scientists’ shoes to make judgments by saying “if I had been doing that piece of research, what would I have done?” Making judgments involves making such comparisons. In this way, scientists learn from one another. The task presented in this chapter is for the student to take a close look at one of the projects and decide what they would have done.

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Type Book ChapterPub Date 11/15/2012ISBN 9781936959228Stock # PB328X1_11

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