1.1 How science works – Explanations, argumentation and decisions
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click1.1c Communication for audience and with purpose |
| describe their scientific observations using simple scientific vocabulary | recognise the importance of using scientific and mathematical conventions and terminology, e.g. for international communication |
| communicate science by writing for a specific audience using scaffolding or a writing frame | communicate science by writing for a number of specific audiences, using and applying the conventions of a range of genres |
| express a personal view about science using appropriate scientific language and adding persuasive emphasis to key points, e.g. by reiteration, repetition | present a scientific case persuasively, making selective use of evidence |
| communicate science by writing for a specific audience by using and correctly applying the conventions of a particular genre | describe how the main methods used by scientific writers to explain, persuade or argue a case achieve their end-point, e.g. by using emotive vocabulary |
