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2 1 Analyzing your dataset

3 2 1 Communicating your findings Combining them with others
Analyzing your dataset

4 2 1 3 Communicating your findings Combining them with others
Analyzing your dataset 3 Making claims about relationships between variables

5 4 2 1 3 Using a model to predict phenomena Communicating your findings
Combining them with others 2 1 Analyzing your dataset 3 Making claims about relationships between variables

6 5 4 2 1 3 Generating questions that can be investigated
Using a model to predict phenomena 5 4 Communicating your findings Combining them with others 2 1 Analyzing your dataset 3 Making claims about relationships between variables

7 Using systems models to predict behavior
Generating questions that can be investigated Using systems models to predict behavior Using a model to predict phenomena 5 4 Communicating your findings Combining them with others 2 1 Analyzing your dataset Explaining stability and change by examining change over time 3 Using maps to identify patterns; Using patterns as empirical evidence for causality Making claims about relationships between variables

8 Using systems models to predict behavior
Generating questions that can be investigated Using systems models to predict behavior Earth’s systems; Weather and climate; The roles of water Using a model to predict phenomena 5 4 Communicating your findings Combining them with others 2 1 Analyzing your dataset Explaining stability and change by examining change over time 3 Using maps to identify patterns; Using patterns as empirical evidence for causality Making claims about relationships between variables

9 Using systems models to predict behavior
Generating questions that can be investigated Using systems models to predict behavior Earth’s systems; Weather and climate; The roles of water Using a model to predict phenomena 5 4 Communicating your findings Combining them with others Analyze geoscience data to make the claim that one change to Earth's surface can create feedbacks that cause changes to other Earth systems. 2 1 Analyzing your dataset Explaining stability and change by examining change over time 3 Using maps to identify patterns; Using patterns as empirical evidence for causality Making claims about relationships between variables

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