Students,
As I have instructed you both in science class and during Team Time there are 4 parts to the science project that will be graded.
The first is the Research Paper. The full description is in the student handbook found at the ISEF site. The rubric is posted. The paper is worth 100 points towards assessments. Put a copy of your abstract in the research paper also.
The second is the visual display or backboard. The abstract will be a part of this display. Refer to the nefrsef site as there is a diagram that is a SUGGESTION about how to set up the board. The abstract is placed in the lower left hand corner. You will use the backboard when you present your research to your "judges" which include me and your peers. This is also worth 100 points towards assessments.
The third is your oral presentation of your research. This will be graded only by the teacher, but your peers will provide feedback on your project itself, the board, your presentation, and your depth of knowledge. This is also worth 100 points towards assessments.
The fourth is your Science Project Data Log that we began in class back in the August/September time. This is where you've kept a record of everything you have done towards completing your project. (No, you can't go back and do it today.) It is worth 100 points towards assessments.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Thursday, December 03, 2009
Re-post of important links and dates for science project
If you are looking for a diagram of how to set up your board, for the special abstract form, or just a basic review of how to do a project go to
http://www.nefrsef.org/
If you are looking for the student handbook for science fairs (I already gave you a copy of this in Team Time) go to http://www.societyforscience.org/Document.Doc?id=12 . This resource completely describes what should go into a research paper.
Science Project Research Papers and backboards may start coming in on Monday, 12/7. They MAY NOT come in on 12/9 because that's benchmark testing day and I will be too busy with testing to do any science before school.
Still need a form or two?? Need to read some rules??? go to http://www.societyforscience.org/.
http://www.nefrsef.org/
If you are looking for the student handbook for science fairs (I already gave you a copy of this in Team Time) go to http://www.societyforscience.org/Document.Doc?id=12 . This resource completely describes what should go into a research paper.
Science Project Research Papers and backboards may start coming in on Monday, 12/7. They MAY NOT come in on 12/9 because that's benchmark testing day and I will be too busy with testing to do any science before school.
Still need a form or two?? Need to read some rules??? go to http://www.societyforscience.org/.
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