Third Step to Follow ........
Third step of the project is Completion
Once you’ve
chosen your topic, you need to complete your project. From start to finish, this blog will take you through all the steps.
Start with Outline for the Project, as explained earlier. Knowing the steps ahead of time will assist you
plan your project better.
It’s important
that you use good methods in your project. Then you can come back to this page
to get more advice on how to Think Up a Research Question and how to Conduct an
Experiment.
When you’ve
done all that, you’ll be ready to write your report, build your display, and
get ready for your Presentation.
Some of the
best places to go for a complete outline of a science project. Spend some time
exploring these sites, as they contain a lot of different resources that will
help you get organized.
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Personal opinions
What you learned
What other questions now arise
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Introduction of your interest in the subject
Where/how you narrowed your focus
Your question
Your prediction
Your hypothesis
Where/how you narrowed your focus
Your question
Your prediction
Your hypothesis
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Expert opinions from 3 sources such as your textbook, science articles, and internet
Background information of your subject
Definitions of terms related to your subject
Expert opinions from 3 sources such as your textbook, science articles, and internet
Background information of your subject
Definitions of terms related to your subject
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History of subject
Past research of subject
History of subject
Past research of subject
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Current understanding of subject
Current research
Current uses of the subject
Current understanding of subject
Current research
Current uses of the subject
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Future of subject
How it might be used
How it might change
Future of subject
How it might be used
How it might change
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Your use of the scientific method
Steps you went through
Facts you found
Paragraph 7Your use of the scientific method
Steps you went through
Facts you found
Personal opinions
What you learned
What other questions now arise
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