Scientists often make predictions. To make a prediction, scientists use the best possible and most available prior knowledge that they have at the time. Sometimes the predictions are correct, and sometimes they are not. practice making predictions based on what is seen when we quickly skim through a portion of the textbook. Skim Ch. 1, "An Invisible World," Ch. 2, "How We See the Invisible World," Ch. 3, "The Cell," Ch. 4, "Prokaryotic Diversity," and Ch. 5, "The Eukaryotes of Microbiology," of Microbiology. find 1 chapter section (e.g., 1.2, "A Systematic Approach"). List the section that goes well with becoming a RN and select. Predict how the information from the section selected might add to ones understanding of the learning goal . Summarize cellular biology and classification of microorganisms. Predict how the information from the section selected might help in the future of a RN career. Also, discuss how not knowing the information might hinder that future career as an RN. Pick 1 image, figure, or graph