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The student enjoyed completing a science fair project for their class and found it helpful to review the key steps of conducting an experiment such as forming a hypothesis and collecting data. They were glad to be able to choose their own topic for the project and found that working with a group went well. The student learned some new science facts from doing experiments like batteries and soda comparisons. They believe science projects are a good way for students to explore ideas and that teachers can incorporate lessons on experimental design and math.
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- 1. Ashley Barr November 13, 2009 EDUC 373.003 Science Fair Project Paper The process of carrying out the science fair project was enjoyable. I’m glad you gave us class time to complete most of it. I had forgotten a lot of the steps that go into carrying out a science experiment (such as hypothesis, procedure, data and results, conclusion, etc.) so I think it was good to review all of those terms. I was also glad that we got to pick what project we carried out instead of being assigned something. I really enjoyed carrying out the experiment my group chose and I think we all worked well together. I learned new experiments to carry out in my own class someday, like which soda stains the worst, and the experiments were things that kids would enjoy watching. I actually learned a lot of cool new stuff that I didn’t know, such as Duracell lasts longer than Energizer batteries and Pepsi fizzes more than Coke. I think that it would be valuable to hold a science fair in the class because it gives kids an opportunity to explore and test ideas to find an end result. There are so many interesting ideas to investigate and I think by allowing kids to choose their topics and work with partners or small groups, that kids could really enjoy making these boards. It also lets you as the teacher introduce the topics that help you carry out the experiment (example: how to form a hypothesis, conclusion, making graphs for data, etc.). You could easily incorporate Math into these projects by calculating averages and reading graphs. Kids also get to look at their peers work and learn new ideas from their classmates. These are some of the benefits I thought of for the science projects.