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Science Olympiad Experimental Design
9th - 12th grade.
18 questions
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The Statement of the Problem...
should address experiment including variables
should be a yes or no question
should be done last
The Hypothesis...
predicts a relationship between independent/ dependent variables
has no specific direction
gives a specific direction to the prediction(s)
gives no rationale
How many controlled variables do you have to correctly identify?
The Materials...
are listed and quantified
have no extra materials written down
don't need to be written down
aren't important
How should the procedure be presented?
In a huge paragraph
In a logical sequence
In list form
Scrambled and on different pages
The Diagrams...
should be appropriately labeled
should be small and unlabeled
should be big and detailed but only one
should have multiple diagrams of the setup
Qualitative Observations are given...
about the procedure provided
about the results provided
throughout the course of the experiment
The Data Table has...
to be unlabeled and unorganized
to have tables and columns properly labeled
to have example calculations for derived variables
to be written in pretty colors
The Graph...
should be ignored and not drawn
titled with a random name
scale and units closest to one
appropriately scaled, titled, and labeled
Some examples of Statistic variation are...
the minimum
standard deviation
putting a random number
drawing a pineapple
In Experimental Design, sig figs...
are not important
need to be correct throughout the data, graph, and statistics
aren't used in the graph
are only used when the student feels it's necessary
How many possible experimental errors do you need to include? (for these identify and discuss how they affect results)
The Abstract...
should be brief and well-organized
should ignore the Statement of the Problem and Hypothesis
should describe the research procedure
include major findings and conclusions
How many members are on a team?
Do you need eye protection for this event?
Yes, glasses/ goggles from the lab
Yes, swimming goggles
No, none is needed
How many parts are there in Experimental Design?
How much time do you get for the event overall?
As much time as you need
What materials do you need to bring with you?
Timing device
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Experimental Design Tests & Tips This guide is intended to help first-time Experimental Design competitors succeed at the event. It contains a list of helpful tips, along with 5 sample prompts with 5 sample experiments each. I would encourage new competitors to look at the lists of materials and attempt to brainstorm
SOnerd's SSSS Experimental Design | Page 2 SOnerd's Experimental Design Tips General Tips: Make sure you can work well with your partners. You do not necessarily have to get along well with them outside of competition, but you need to be able to put aside your differences for 50 minutes to write a killer Exp Des write-up.
l Design Momentum Momentum is defined as the quantity of motion of a moving object which is measured as a result of its mass and velocity usin. the equation P=mv. Momentum may be angular or linear depending on the plane of. ement of a mass. Your Task: Design and conduct an experiment on the topic of Momentum You must use at least two of.
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN 1. DESCRIPTION: This event will determine the participant's ability to design, conduct, and report the ... a. High score wins. Scoring will be done using the Experimental Design Checklist found on the Science Olympiad website (soinc.org). b. Points will be awarded depending upon the completeness of the response.
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN. The teams must design, conduct, and report the findings of an experiment actually conducted on site that addresses the assigned question/topic area provided by the event supervisor. The assigned question/topic area should be the same for all teams and allow the participants to conduct experiments involving relationships ...
Science Olympiad Experimental Design Using the Claim/Evidence/Reasoning in Scientific Communications Starting in 2020, the Experimental Design event is moving towards having students use the Claim/Evidence/Reasoning (CER) framework in their reporting of findings. The CER framework provides students with the format and structure for
Experimental Design Report - Part 1 Design and Construction of the Experiment Time: 20 minutes Division B Science Olympiad 2024 Season School: Team Number: B Student: Student: Student: Each team may bring in: 1 linear measuring device 1 timing device 1 non-programmable, non-graphing calculator
Experimental Design is an event, which tests a team's ability to design, conduct, and report the findings of an experiment actually conducted on sight. The event supervisor will assign a topic or question and provide the materials to be used as well as an outline similar to the scoring rubric for recording/reporting the experiment.
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