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    Science Investigatory Project: I. Introduction (Due End of October)

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    This document outlines the requirements and timeline for a science investigatory project. Students must submit an introduction by October with their study's background, problem statement, hypothesis, significance, scope and limitations, and term definitions. In January, they will submit their methodology section detailing the procedure, experimentation, data analysis, conclusions, and references. During the third trimester, students will write an abstract, finalize their report, and prepare a power point presentation to defend their project in February at the science fair.

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    Science Investigatory Project: I. Introduction (Due End of October)

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    This document outlines the requirements and timeline for a science investigatory project. Students must submit an introduction by October with their study's background, problem statement, hypothesis, significance, scope and limitations, and term definitions. In January, they will submit their methodology section detailing the procedure, experimentation, data analysis, conclusions, and references. During the third trimester, students will write an abstract, finalize their report, and prepare a power point presentation to defend their project in February at the science fair.

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    Science Investigatory Project

    I. Introduction (Due end of October)


    - Background of the study
    - Statement of the problem
    - Hypothesis
    - Significance of the study
    - Scope and Limitations
    - Definition of Terms

    II. Review of Related Literature

    III. Methodology (Due 2nd Week of January)


    - Procedure
    - Experimentation
    - Data Analysis/Interpretation of results
    - Conclusions
    - Recommendations
    - References
    * It should be well documented!

    * Third Trimester:
    - Write the Abstract of your study
    - Finalize your reports
    - Be ready to defend your IP before February 2017 (Academic Week--- Science Fair).

    * Format:
    - Short bond-paper; Arial 12; Double space
    - Compile your IP in a clear book per group.
    - Power point Presentations for the defense/presentation.
    - Indicate the contribution of each member in the IP.

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