What is needed for the results section?
S.ChS.1 Science Inquiry: Questions and Design - The learner will evaluate the importance of curiosity, honesty, openness, and skepticism in science.
1. Due - Working on Chap 11 from the Red Book
2. March Mentor Check - 3/30 - A and 3/31 - B
a. Data Collection
b. Data Analysis
c. Data Graphs
d. Excel Spreadsheet - Mentor Signoff
e. Mentor Meeting -
i. Set Meeting
ii. Data Collection - Discuss Excel Spreadsheet with mentor - have mentor sign it
iii. Mentor Notes - 1 full page of notes
iv. Mentor Signature on Orange Goal Sheet
v. Orange Sheet - Completed goals for the month - detailed information
vi. Email Printout from setting up Mentor Meeting
Download ASR Research Goals Sheet
f. Minimum of 8 entries for work on your project. Does not include mentor meeting
3. Semester Timeline - Due Dates
a. 3/10 & 3/13 - 1st Data Check
- Excel Spreadsheet of Raw Data
- 30 Data Points
b. 3/20 & 3/21 - 2nd Data Check
- Excel Spreadsheet of Raw Data
- 30 total Data Points
- Process Data Tables - include in this data table the actual raw data that you will use for statistical analysis
c. 3/28 & 3/29 - 1st Draft of Final Paper
- 100 total Data Points
- Data Tables & Graphs
- Discussion - analysis of data and graphs
- Statistical Tests - what test?, run the test
d. 4/10 through 4/17 - Poster and PowerPoint Work Week
e. 4/12 & 4/13 - Revised Final Paper
f. 4/18 & 4/19 - 1st Draft of Poster and PowerPoint
g. 4/26 & 4/27 - April Mentor Check
h. 5/2 & 5/3 - Final Presentations Begin
- Absent on Your Presentation Day? - Your presentation will be after school
- You will provide 5 ASR students to watch and evaluate your presentation
4. Red Book - Chap 11 - Determining Statistical Significance
7. HW - Finish Chap 11 Assignments