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1. www.gsdsef.org › sites › defaultGSEF Student Guide- How to Do a Science Fair Project - GSDSEF

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   1. Get a bound notebook to use as a logbook and number the pages. 2. Select a topic. 3. Narrow the topic to a specific problem, stated as a research question, with a single variable. 4. Conduct a literature review of the topic and problem and write a draft of the research report. 5.

2. www.ualberta.ca › science-fair-resource-sheetWhat is a Science Fair Project - University of Alberta

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   What is a Science Fair Project? Generally, science fair projects are judged on two criteria: "scientific method" and "presentation". A student who has followed the scientific method will have a hypothesis, background information, materials / methods, results, and conclusions. This format should be

3. people.csail.mit.edu › rudolph › rogelWhat is a science fair? - people.csail.mit.edu

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   What is a science fair? A science fair is a place students present their science projects and compete for prizes. Its main purpose is to get you excited about science by actually doing it rather than simply learning about it. A scientist first asks a question about some aspect of the world and then tries to find its answer. At the science fair ...

4. www.gsdsef.org › sites › defaultScience Fair Guide RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS - GSDSEF

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   What’s in This Guide Using the scientific method, this guide divides the science project into five phases: Phase 1: Generating an Idea. Phase 2: Research and Planning. Phase 3: Data Collection and Analysis. Phase 4: Writing a Report. ase 5: Creating and Exhibiting a DisplayFor each phase, you will find a set of management tips for teachers ...

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5. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1132100Science Fairs: A Qualitative Study of Their Impact on Student ...

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   Science fair participation increased student understanding of science inquiry, and positively infl uenced the attitudes of the majority of students in the study toward STEM courses and careers. The strengths of the science fair programs were a focus on science inquiry as well as student choice in choosing and car-rying out projects.

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6. catalogimages.wiley.com › images › dbA Complete Guide to Science Fair Projects - Wiley

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   If you would like more information about the Intel ISEF, the Intel Science Tal-ent Search, the Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge, or an affiliated fair in your area, please write to: Science Service, Inc. 1719 N Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036 Phone: (202) 785-2255 Fax: (202) 785-1243 E-mail: sciedu@sciserv.org Internet: www.sciserv ...

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   What is a science fair project?

   • Science fair projects provide opportunities to collaborate with many teachers, especially in Math and English, and implement cross-curriculum, or team leadership and cooperation. A science fair project allows you to pose your own question and answer it.

   GSEF Student Guide- How to Do a Science Fair Project - GSDSEF

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   Why do students participate in science fairs?

   • Science fair participation increased student understanding of science inquiry, and positively infl uenced the attitudes of the majority of students in the study toward STEM courses and careers. The strengths of the science fair programs were a focus on science inquiry as well as student choice in choosing and car-rying out projects.

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   What is a science fair guide?

   • from teachers and parents is invaluable. The Science Fair Guide leads teachers, parents, and students through th ase 5: Creating and Exhibiting a DisplayFor each phase, you will find a set of management tips for teachers, an instruction worksheet for students, and a

   Science Fair Guide RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS - GSDSEF

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   What is a science fair?

   • in research.Philosophy of Science FairsScience fairs range in scale from a single class of students sharing their projects to an international e ent offering scholarship money as prizes. From the largest science fair to the smallest, science fairs generally sha

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   What are the strengths and disadvantages of science fair programs?

   • The strengths of the science fair programs were a focus on science inquiry as well as student choice in choosing and car-rying out projects. However, for a sub-group of students, the stress level they experienced as they worked on their proj-ects resulted in negative attitudes toward STEM fi elds.

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   What are the goals of science fairs?

   • Increasing student interest in STEM careers and improving student science inquiry skills and understandings are stated goals of science fairs (Illinois Ju-nior Academy of Science, 2014).

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8. gvrsf.ca › Science-Fair-Handbook-by-John-ShimHandbook for Science Fairs and Celebrations v2 4 - GVRSF

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   The Engineering Sciences project involves the design and/ or physical construction of some device, appliance, machine or process that has an application. The Life Sciences project involves biology, zoology, botany or aspects of pure or applied medicine. The Physical Sciences project is related to physics or chemistry.