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WHJESPScienceFairPlanningGuide
CONTENTS:
I. GeneralInformation
II. RulesandGuidelines
III. RegistrationForm
IV. ScienceFairProjectInstruction
GENERALINFORMATION
TheEvent:The3rdAnnualWHJSEPScienceFair
Date/Time:February17,2018from1:00pm-3:00pm
Location:BurchfieldPenneyArtCenter,1300ElmwoodAve.,Buffalo,NY14222
QUESTIONS/EVENTCONTACTS:
Ms.LindsayLampert-llampert.whjsc@gmail.comor716-715-4980REGISTRATIONSMUSTBETURNEDINBYFRIDAY,JANUARY19,2018(Pleasesendinassoonaspossible)
Justfollowtheseeasystepsandyou,too,cancreateawonderfulawardwinningscienceproject!!
VeryImportant:Beforeyouturnthispage,recruitanadulttohelpyou.Theycomeinveryhandy,especiallyif
youarenicetothemandtellthemyouwon’tblowupanything!!
Myadult’snameis______________________________________________________
Fromthispointforwardyouarenow…ASCIENTIST!!
ScienceRocks!Scienceisn’tjustfor“nerds”or“eggheads.”Itisnotmysteriousordifficult.Itisafunwayoftryingtogain,organize,apply,andconveyknowledgeabouttheworldwithinwhichwelive.Itistryingtounderstandthepatternsthatarearoundus.It’scomprehension;it’sliteracy…itsscience.That’sit…….it’sthatsimple.Ofcourse,scienceisalsoaprocess.Itfollowsalogicalsequenceofinvestigationalevents.Itisorganized.Itsometimescanbe…yawn…tedious.Itrequiresclearthinking,checkingandrechecking,planning,doing,analyzing,interpreting,summarizing,andpublishingyourresults.Inotherwordsitisamethod,ascientificmethod.Throughthismethod,ourcultureandsocietyhasflourished!
OurfutureinAmericadependsonthecontinuousworksofscientists,engineers,andmathematicians,whoinvestigate,analyze,anddesignnaturalandman-madeenvironmentsandinterprettheirworkforsociety.Americaonceledtheworldinscientificdiscoveries,butnowisfallingbehindinthenumberofscientists,engineers,andmathematiciansenteringtheworkforceeachyear.Onereasonisthatwedonotrequireorencouragestudentstostudyandmasterbasicandadvancedstudiesofscienceandmathlikeothercountries.
Itisproventhatstudentsaremotivatedbyparticipationinindependentstudy
projects.ThisScienceFairwasdevelopedtoencouragestudentstoaccomplishanddisplaytheirinvestigations.ThishandbookwasdesignedtoprovideassistanceandguidelinestoteacherswhohavestudentswhoaregoingtoparticipateintheWHJESPScienceFair.Thishandbookwillhelpteachers/coacheswithinformationontherules/regulations,forms,andsubmissiondeadlines.
FORWARD
MISSIONSTATEMENT
TheWHJESPScienceFairMissionisto:
• Motivateandstimulatetheinterestsofallstudentsinthefieldsofscience,technology,engineering,andmathematics.
• Recognizeoutstandingeffortandscientificachievementbystudentsthroughtheirsciencefairprojects.
• Provideguidanceandaneducationalexperienceforallstudents.
TheWHJESPScienceFairbelievesthatallstudentshavetherightandopportunitytocompetefairlyforallawards.Thefollowingregulationswillkeepprojectsuniformforjudging,ensurethattheyabidebyallruleslisted.Forthesereasons,thefollowingwillbestrictlyenforced.
Ingeneral,thedisplayofanythingthatcouldbehazardoustothepublicisPROHIBITED,includingthefollowing:
• AnythingthatisALIVE(animals,plants,molds,etc.)
• Plantmaterialsintheirrawstate(livingordried)
• Taxidermyspecimensorparts;preservedvertebrateorinvertebrateanimals(deadbugs,rabbit’sfoot);Human/animalpartsorbodyfluids
• Fooditems(peopleorpetfood,etc.)
• Containersfilledwithwateroranyotherkindofliquid
• Sharpitems(needles,knives,syringes)includingglassorglassobjects
• Small,loosepiecessittingonthetablethatcouldbepickedupbyachild(chokinghazard)orfalltothefloorposingatripping/slippinghazardtomembersofthepublic.
• Photosofpeople,includingthestudent’sfamily,withouttheir(andifaminor,theirparent’s)writtenconsenttobedisplayed.
• Soil,sand,orrocksamplesexceptinasealedPetridishorbaggiesecurelyaffixedtothedisplayboard
• Allchemicals(laboratory/household),cleaners,poisons,toxicsubstances
• Drugsorcontrolledsubstances;hazardoussubstancesordevices(i.e.firearms)
• Dryiceorothersublimatingsolids
• Flames,fire,highlyflammablematerials
• Anyapparatusdeemedunsafeincludingemptytanksthatpreviouslycontainedcombustibleliquidsorgases.
• Batterieswithopentopcells
• Projectswithmovingpartsthathaveunprotectedbeltsandpulleys
RULESANDREGULATIONS
1. Allexhibitsshouldbesturdilyconstructedandself-supporting.
2. Sizelimitsare30”deepfronttoback;48”sidetoside;108”floortotop
3. Aplaceatatableisprovidedforallentriesunlessfloorspacehasbeenrequestedontheregistrationform.
4. Allelectricalwiringmustbeofanapproved,insulatedtype.Electriccordsaretheresponsibilityoftheexhibitor.
5. Studentsmayworkindividuallyorupto2-memberteams
6. Experimentsarerecommendedovercollectionsandmodels
7. Displaymustbeself-standingofreinforcedcardboard,plywood,orothermaterials.Theprojectcannotleanonthetable,wall,orotherprojects.Nail,glue,ortapecannotbeplacedonthetables.Noitemsshouldbeattachedtothedisplayboardexceptforpaperandphotographs(no3-dimensionalitems,lights,aluminumfoil,fabric,etc.)
8. Eachprojectmusthaveanentryformprominentlydisplayedonthebackoftheproject’sdisplayboard.
*AlthoughWHJESPwilltakeprecautionstoprotecttheexhibits,therewillbenoassumedresponsibilityforanyitemslostordamagedduringthefair.Valuablematerialandequipmentshouldbesimulatedorpictured.Note:itisadvisabletohaveextracopiesofnotebooksandotherprintedmaterials.
**EthicsStatement:Scientificfraudandmisconductisnotcondonedatanylevelofresearchorcompetition.Plagiarism,useorpresentationofanotherresearcher’sworkasone’sownandfabricationorfalsificationofdatawillnotbetolerated.Fraudulentprojectswillfailtoqualifyforcompetition.
ImportantInformation!Ifyouwouldliketousephotosoffriends/relatives/helpersinyoursciencefairproject,youhavetofilloutthe“consenttohavephotosdisplayed”paper,havethepeoplesignit,andaffixittothebackofyourdisplay.
RULES
StudentName:_________________________________________________________________Grade:______________
Teacher:___________________________________________________________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________________________________Apt._____________________
City:_________________________________________State:___________________Zip:________________________
Telephone:__________________________________Email:_________________________________________________
ProjectTitleand/orHypothesis:______________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
IndividualProjectYes/NoTeamProjectYes/No
ListPartners’NamesBelow:1. _________________________________________________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________________________________________________
TheabovestudentwishestoparticipateintheWHJESPScienceFair.Ashis/herparentorguardian,IdoherebyreleaseallresponsibilityorliabilityfromWHJESPandholdthemharmlessforanyincidentorinjurywhichmaybeincurredbefore,during,orfollowingsuchcompetition.
StudentSignature_____________________________________________________Date:________________________
Parent/Guardian’sSignature_____________________________________________Date:_______________________
***SaturdayFebruary17th,2018***12:00-3:30pmatthe
BurchfieldPenneyArtsCenter
WHJESPScienceFairRegistrationFormDeadlineis:1/19/18Returncompletedregistrationformtooneofthefollowing:
Dr.KristineWadosky-Kristine.wadosky@roswellpark.orgMs.LindsayLampert-llampert.whjsc@gmail.comORmailto:
LindsayLampert411OlympicAve.Suite#115~
Buffalo,NY14215
THEFOLLOWINGCRITERIAWILLBEUSEDTOJUDGETHEPROJECTS:**(Seeattachedrubricandscoringsheet)
1. CreativityofDesign
2. CreativityofInterpretation
3. ScientificMethod
4. InterpretationofData
5. Completeness
6. DisplayandOralPresentation
7. Independence
TwotothreeindependentJudgeswilljudgeeachproject.Ifthereisalargedisparitybetweenthescores,athirdjudgewillreviewtheproject.Studentswillremainwiththeirprojectsduringthejudgingtoexplaintheirstudy.Allothers(teachers,parents,andotherstudents)arenotpermittedintheprojectareawhilejudgingisinprogress.Anyviolationsofthispolicycanresultinthedisqualificationoftheproject.
Scoresfromthejudgeswillbeaddedtogethertoarriveatthetotalscore.Ifastudentisnotpresentduringthejudging,he/shewillreceiveazerointhe“DisplayandOralPresentation”criteria.Judgingsheetsandstudents’scoreswillnotbereleased.
• Allparticipantswillreceiveacertificateofparticipation.
• Theparticipantschosentoreceivetopawardswillbeawardedtrophies.
JUDGING STANDARDS
WHATYOUSHOULDDOTHEDAYOFTHESCIENCEFAIRRelax,smile,andhavefun!Remember,youaretheexpert,andyouhadfundoingtheproject,but,ifyouarea
littlenervous,hereisthestuffyouneedtododuringthefair:
• Standtothesideofyourdisplay
• Introduceyourself,pointoutthetitleofyourdisplayandwhyyouchosetostudythis.Stateyourproblemthatyoustudied(yourquestion)andyourhypothesis(whatyouthinkmighthappen)
• Talkaboutthesources(books,websites,andinterviews)thathelpedyouunderstandyourtopic
• Tellaboutyourexperiment(thestepsyoutooktodoit)
• Besuretoshowyoutestedyourexperimentatleast3times.Showyourdata(graphsandcharts)
• Besureandexplainwhatyourdatameans.Wereyousurprisedbyyourresultsordidyouknowwhatwouldhappenbecauseyoustudiedit
• Makesureyousoundlikeanexpertatyourtopic
• Wereyourightaboutyourhypothesis?Whatdidyouconcludeaboutyourproblem?Didyoufindanotherproblemtoinvestigatebasedonwhatyoulearned?
• Includereallifeconnections
Helpfulhint:Looksharp,feelsharp,andyouwillbesharp.Dressnicethatday,bepolite,andspeakclearly.
ScienceFairTipsforParents–SomeHelpfulDo’sandDon’ts
Herearesometipstokeepyoursanity,keeporderinthehouse,andtohelpyourwould-bescientistsdoareallygoodproject,andperhapsevenwinanaward.Thegoalistohaveyourwillingandexuberantinvolvement.Helpyourchildtoavoidastressfulexperienceandinsteadhaveanexcitinglearningexperience.
• DON’Tdotheresearchforyourstudent.Letyourchildfindtheprojectthathe/shejustcannotresistdoing
• DON’Tdoanyoftheworkforyourchild,butDOgivehim/herguidance,encouragement,andsupportwheneverneeded.
• DON’Tstresstheawardfactor.Themostimportantaspectoftheentireexerciseisdiscovery,excitement,andlearning.
• DON’Tletyourchilddoaprojectthatusesdangerouschemicals,orisotherwiseunsafe.
• DOmakecertainthatyourchildallowsenoughtimefromstarttofinish.Sixweeksisagoodidea.
• DOmakesurethatyourchildfollowsthe“scientificmethod”.Thiswillincludesuchtopicsasresearch,problem,hypothesis,experiment,andconclusion.
• DOmakesurethatyourchildhaslearnedhowtomakethepresentation(PRACTICE!!!)
• DOmakecertainthatthechildknowsitishis/herproject
• DOgiveyourchildthehelptheyneedingoingtolibraries,gettingavailablecomputertime,makingfundsavailableformaterialsandthelike
• DOvolunteertohelpwiththesciencefair
• DOinstillasenseofprideandaccomplishmenttoyourchildfortheirefforts,butDON’Tbeafraidtogiveyourchildconstructivecriticism
• Beawareofthe“perfectproject”syndrome;allowyourselfandyourchildtomakemistakes
RepeatYourMantra:“It’smychild’sproject,notmyproject.It’smychild’sproject,notmyproject…”
Therearetwotypesofscienceprojects:ModelsandExperiments.Amodel,displayorcollection-Showshowsomethingworksintherealworld,butdoesn’treallytestanything.
Examplesoftheseinclude:
• TheSolarSystem • TypesofDinosaurs,
• TypesofRocks • HowanElectricMotorWorks
Bewareof“ConsumerReports”
Boring!!!!!Don’tdothis!!!
Theseprojectsarenotrecommended.Thesetypesofprojectshavedifficultyindevelopingavalidhypothesisandlibraryresearchispoor.Examplesoftheseinclude:Whichpapertowelabsorbsthemostwater?Whichisthebestsoapforkillinggerms?Whichbrandofdiaperabsorbsthemostliquid?
So,WhatistheScientificMethod?
“Whatitisandisn’t”
AnExperiment:
• Isanattempttoansweraquestionbydesigningandconductingascientifictesttodiscoverwhetheryourtheoryofideaiscorrectorwhattheresultsofaparticularcourseofactionwouldbe.
• AsystematicapproachtosolvingaproblemusingtheScientificMethod.
Cool!!!Interesting…DoThis!!!
Problem •Ask a "How
does" question Research
the problem •and find
out all you can
Make a Hypothesis •Predict
what might happen based on what you know
Conduct the Experiment • to find out
if you were right Compile
proof by recording data • from doing
your experiment several times
Organize your data in tables and graphs
•So that its easy to see the results
Form a Conclusion
•Check your hypothesis against the results...Were you right?
Write about what you learned and how it applies to the real world
•maybe come up with another problem ...
1.ChoosingACategoryThatInterestsYou…
Hereare3generalcategories:
LifeScience:Thiscategorydealswithallanimal,plant,andhumanbodyquestionsthatyoumighthaveandwanttodoanexperimentabout.Remember,itisagainstScienceFairRulestointentionallyhurtananimalduringanexperiment.Lifesciencesalsoincludestudyingbehaviors,soit’saperfectcategorytotrytastetastes,opinionsurveys,animalbehaviortraining,etc.
PhysicalScience:Ifyouliketryingtofigureouthowthingswork,thenthisisthecategoryforyou.Itincludestopicsaboutmatterandstructure,aswellaselectricity,magnetism,sound,light,oranythingelseyoumightquestion,“HowdoesitworkandwhatifIdothistoit,willitstillwork?”Physicalsciencealsoincludesthecompositionofmatterandhowtheyreacttoeachother.Thesearescientificexperimentsthatmayhavebubblingandoozinggoingon,likefiguringoutwhatisanacidandwhatisabase.
EarthandSpaceSciences:ThiscategoryisreallyawesomebecauseitcoversallsortsoftopicsthatdealwiththeEarthorobjectsinspace.Thisincludesstudyingweather,geology(whichisthestudyofeverythingthatmakesuptheEarth,likerocks,fossils,volcanoes,etc.),andthestudyofallthatisinspace,includingthestars,oursun,andourplanets.Unfortunately,thisisthetopicwheremostkidsmessupanddoacollectionormodelprojectinsteadofan“Experiment,”sobecareful.
Nowit’sYourTurn:WritedownyourfavoriteScienceFairCategoryandwhatitisyouwanttolearnmoreabout:MyFavoriteCategoryis:___________________________________________________________________(LifeScience,PhysicalScience,orEarthandSpaceScience)Iwanttodoanexperimentinvolving:
________________________________________________________________________________________
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SIXKEYASPECTSOFASUCCESSFULPROJECT
2.ComingUpWithAGoodQuestion…Agoodquestionisclearanddirectandhelpsyouseewhatexperimenttodotoanswerit.Herearesome“fillintheblank”examples:
TheEffectQuestion
Whatistheeffectof________________________________________on____________________________?
Sunlight~thegrowthofplants~eyecolor~pupildilation~brandsofsoda~apieceofmeattemperature~thesizeofaballoon~oil~aramp
TheHowDoesAffectQuestion:
Howdoesthe______________________________________affect_______________________________?
Coloroflight~thegrowthofplants~humidity~thegrowthoffungi~Colorofamaterial~itsabsorptionofheat
TheWhich/WhatandVerbQuestion
Which/What___________________________________(verb)____________________________________?
Ex:(Which/What)Foodsdomealworms(verb)prefer~(Which/What)liquidmakesplants(verb)growbest~(Which/What)saltdissolvesice(verb)thefastest
Nowit’syourturn:
CreateyourScienceFairquestionusingeitherthe“EffectQuestion,”the“HowdoesAffectQuestion,”orthe
“Which/WhatandVerbQuestion”:
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3.DoingtheResearchandFormingtheHypothesis…
So,howdoyoubecomeanexpert?
YOUREAD!!!Readaboutyourtopic.Readencyclopedias.Readmagazinearticlesandbooksfromthelibrary.Readarticlesfromtheinternet.Makealistofallthebooksandarticlesyouread.
YOUDISCUSS!!!Talkaboutitwithyourparents.Talkaboutitwithyourteachers.Talkaboutitwithexpertsinthefield(Veterinarians,Doctors,Weathermen,etc.).
Now,youarereadytoWRITEAHYPOTHESISWHEW!!!!
Nowitistimetopredictwhatyouthinkwillhappenifyoutestyourproblem.Thistypeof“smartguess”orPREDICTIONiswhatrealscientistscallahypothesis.Justanswerthisverysimplequestion:
Whatdoyouthinkwillhappen(evenbeforeyoustartyourexperiment?)
Nowit’syourturn….
Writedowntheproblemandcreateahypothesisbasedonwhatyouhaveresearched:
Problem:__________________________________________________________________________________________
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Research:
BooksIfoundinthelibraryonmytopicare:
Title:Author:
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InternetsitesthatIfoundonmytopicare:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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PeopleItalkedtoaboutmytopicare:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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SomeimportantpointsthatIlearnedaboutmytopicare:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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Hypothesis:Ithinkthat(whatwillhappen)______________________________________because(myresearchshows)
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4.TestingYourHypothesisbyDoinganExperiment…ScienceFairRulesstatethatyoucannotperformyourexperimentlive,soyou’llhavetotakeplentyofpicturesasyougothroughthesesevenverysimplesteps:
1. Gatherupyourmaterials.Makealist.
2. Writeaprocedure.Makealistofstepsthatyoudidtoruntheexperiment.
3. Identifyyourvariables.Variablesareanyfactorthatcanchangeinanexperiment.Youshouldonlytestonevariableatatimeinordertogetaccurateresults.Inotherwords,ifyouwanttotesttheeffectthatwaterhasonplantgrowth,thenalltheplantsyoutestshouldbeinthesameconditions(thesearecalledcontrolledvariables:samedirt,sametypeofplant,sametypeoflocation,sameamountofsunlight,etc.).Theonlyvariablethatyouwouldchangefromplanttoplantwouldbetheamountofwateritreceived.Thisiscalledtheindependentvariableormanipulatedvariable.Theresultsofthetestthatyoudoarecalledthedependentorrespondingvariables.
4. Test,Test,Test.Thejudgesexpectyourresultstobeconsistentinordertobeagoodexperiment.Youneedtodotheexperimentmorethanonceinordertotestitproperly.Moreisbetter!
5. CollectyourDataWritedowntheresultsoftheexperimenteverytimeyoutestit.Besuretoorganizeitinawaythatitiseasytoreadtheresults.Youmayusetables,graphs,andotherorganizerstoshowyourresults.
• Keepasciencejournal–torecordobservations,collectresearch,drawanddiagrampictures,andjotdownanyadditionalquestionsyoumighthaveforlater.
• Havetherighttoolstodothejob–havetherighttoolstotakeaccuratemeasurements,likerulers,thermometers,graduatedcylinders,ormeasuringcupsthatmeasurevolume.TherecommendedstandardofmeasurementinscienceisMETRIC(meters,liters,Celsius,grams,etc.).
• Tables,charts,anddiagrams
Plant AmountofWaterperday(ml) Sizeitgrewintwoweeks(cm)
(controlledvariable) (independentvariable) (respondingvariable)
PlantA None 0.5
PlantB 5 2
PlantC 10 5
PlantD 20 7
6. Writeaconclusion:Telluswhathappened.Wasyourhypothesisrightorwrongorneither?Wereyousuccessful,diditturnoutokay?Wouldyouchangeanythingabouttheexperimentorareyoucuriousaboutsomethingelsenowthatyouhavecompletedyourexperiment.Andmostofall,TELLWHATYOULEARNEDFROMDOINGTHIS.
7. UnderstanditsApplication.Howcanthisexperimentbeusedinreallife??
5.ThePresentation…Yourdisplayboardiskindoflikeanadvertisementforallyourhardwork.HOWEVER,keepinmindaScienceFairProjectisnotanARTProject.Itshouldbeneatandlegible,buttheemphasisshouldbeonunderstandingandapplyingthescientificprocess.
Pleasedonotdisplayyournameonthefrontofthedisplay
6.ItemstoIncludeWithEachProject…
1. Listofmaterialsusedinyourexperiment(includehowmuch,whatkind,etc.Usemetricunits)
2. Title(asaheaderatthetopofthedisplayboard)
3. Hypothesis
4. ProcedureorMethod
5. Results
6. Conclusions
7. ScienceJournal(whereyourecordallobservations,collectresearch,drawanddiagrampictures,etc.)Besureyoudateeachentryinthejournal.Beginyourjournalwhenyoustartyourproject(attheverybeginning).EVERYTHINGyoudoorthinkofconcerningyourprojectshouldbeenteredintoyourjournal.Putyournameontheinsidecover.
GetRevvedUpAboutScience!!!!WHJSEP3rdAnnualScienceFair**RubricforOralPresentation
ProjectTitle_____________________________________________________
Project#__________________PointTotal_________________
Part1-OralPresentation
Thestudentwill:
1. Statethetitleoftheproject,theirname,gradandwhythybecameinterested
5 4 3 2 1 0
2. Acknowledgethosewhohelped. 5 4 3 2 1 0
3. Explainthepurposeandhypothesis 5 4 3 2 1 0
4. Identifytheexperimentalvariables 5 4 3 2 1 0
5. Explainbackgroundinformation 5 4 3 2 1 0
6. Summarizesprocedureinandunderstandablemannerandcanexplainwhatthecontrolgroupisandwhyitisused.
5 4 3 2 1 0
7. Explainresults(usestables,graphsandphotos,ondisplayboardasvisualaids
5 4 3 2 1 0
8. Provideconclusionsupportedbydataandrelevanttohypothesis.Explainexperimentsdeficiencies
5 4 3 2 1 0
9. Offersuggestionsforfollowupexperiments 5 4 3 2 1 0
10. Answerjudgesquestionsaccurately 5 4 3 2 1 0
Score:
0-1 Minimal2-3 Adequate4-5 Impressive
GetRevvedUpAboutScience!!!!WHJSEP3rdAnnualScienceFair
**RubricforDisplayBoard
ProjectTitle_____________________________________________________
Project#__________________PointTotal_________________
Part2-DisplayBoard
Thestudent’sdisplaywillhavethefollowing:
11. TitleoftheProject(includesnameandgrad) 5 4 3 2 1 0
12. Purpose/problemstatedasaquestion 5 4 3 2 1 0
13. Hypothesis(If/thenstatementandusesD.VandI.V. 5 4 3 2 1 0
14. Procedure/Experiment(thoroughandunderstandable) 5 4 3 2 1 0
15. Data(tables,graphs,originalphotos) 5 4 3 2 1 0
16. Results/DataAnalysis(verbalsummary) 5 4 3 2 1 0
17. Conclusion(supportedbydataandrelevanttohypothesis) 5 4 3 2 1 0
18. Nexttime(ideasforfurtherresearch 5 4 3 2 1 0
19. Componentsincorrectorderonboard 5 4 3 2 1 0
20. Aesthetic(font,canberead6ft.away,useofcolorandcontrast,eyecatching,creative
5 4 3 2 1 0
Score:
0-1 Minimal2-3 Adequate4-5 Impressive