A systematic way of doing things is organized and purposeful: it is methodical if it involves orderly steps; and it is logical if it is reasonable, makes sense, and is well thought-out beforehand. The scientific method combines all of these aspects.
Six steps often included in the scientific method are:
1. Ask a question or state the problem.
2. Gather information.
3. Make a hypothesis.
4. Experiment
5. Analyze data
6. State a conclusion.
Oh, what do you think a scientist does
To solve a problem found because
Many scientists are scientists
Cause they¹re great problem solvers
There is a systematic way
They go about most every day
It¹s methodical and it¹s logical
The scientific method
Chorus:
A way to solve a problem, a way, a way
The scientific method is a way to solve a problem
A way, a way, a way to solve a problem
A way, a way, a way to solve a problem
It may not seem important to you
But the first thing that they always do
Is state the problem or ask a question
So, they know just what they¹re after
Then they review everything involved
that might help get the problem solved
By reading, researching
And gathering information...
