🔥 Pro Tip: Hey superstar! Remember, every scientific journey is as much about the process as it is about the results. Let's get started, shall we?

• Roles & Responsibilities

  • Chairperson: Runs the meeting and ensures everyone's voice is heard.
    • Real-World Example: Think of the chairperson as the quarterback in a football game; they direct plays and make sure everyone is in sync.
  • Secretary: Collects everyone's email and keeps communication channels open.
    • Example: Like your school receptionist who knows everyone and everything!

• Documentation 📸📹

  • Use materials like text, images, graphs, and videos to document your journey.
  • Consider using a group blog to store and share this.
    • Learn to post and tag entries effectively.
    • Real-World Example: Think of this like Instagram, but for your project. Instead of selfies, you have science!

• Blog Use Cases 📖

  • A progress tracker for teachers to monitor.
  • A diary of your group's resources, achievements, reflections, etc.
    • Example: Imagine recording behind-the-scenes of a movie. Every scene, every blooper - everything!

• Project Development 🌱

  • Ensure your project can be completed within the time frame.
  • Your topic might be broad, so discuss multiple interpretations.
  • Stay true to the scientific method.
    • Real-World Example: It's like baking. Follow the recipe (scientific method) to ensure the cake (project) turns out perfect!

• Refine & Design
  • Refine your question.
  • Design your investigation procedure.
  • If done in the first meeting, proceed to the action phase.
• Safety First! 🚧
  • Submit equipment orders to the teacher.
  • Conduct a risk assessment.
    • Example: Before diving into a pool, you check its depth. Similarly, before starting your project, check for any risks!