Teachings of Family Relations

               During this week’s Family Relations class, we talked a lot about the study of families and how they are structured. As part of this we spend part of class talking about talking about the scientific method.      The scientific method consists of six different steps. The first step is to ask a question. The second step is to perform research based on your question. Third, you make an hypothesis which is a proposed explanation or guess made using your observation and research. Fourth, you are to test your hypothesis by doing an experiment. Fifth, while you perform the experiment, make observations on what is happening. Sixth, analyze the results and draw a conclusion from the experiment. After drawing a conclusion, and collecting all the data, make a presentation of the experiment and show your findings. The final step is to then do the experiment again. Some important things about performing your experiment is to know what your dependent variables are and what your indepen

  Hello there everyone! My name is Kevyn and I'm from Charlotte, North Carolina. Currently, I'm enrolled at Brigham Young University-Idaho were I am studying design and construction management. This semester I am taking a class about 'Family Relations' were I will learn about the family structure, its role in society, and the challenges presented within it. As part of this class I will be blogging about the things I'm learning each week. My hope is that through this blog I will be able to share with you what I am learning and in return, hear your thoughts, comments, and experiences as well. Thank you for reading and being a part of this with me!