International Guidelines for Science Projects
This document contains essential guidelines and checklists for students participating in science fairs. It outlines necessary forms, required approvals, and procedures for conducting science research. Users can refer to this file for a comprehensive understanding of the rules and instructions for their projects.
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To fill out this form accurately, start by gathering all necessary information about your project and team members. Ensure you understand the instructions for each section before proceeding to complete it. Double-check your responses for accuracy and completeness before submitting.
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Gather all required information and documents.
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Complete the Student Checklist section.
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Provide project details including title and description.
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Who needs the International Guidelines for Science Projects?
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Students participating in science fairs, as they must submit a project proposal.
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Teachers requiring documentation for project guidelines.
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Adult sponsors who oversee student projects and need to ensure compliance.
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Review boards assessing submissions that require research approval.
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Research institutions needing records of student involvement in scientific studies.
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What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
Important dates for submission and review for the upcoming 2024 and 2025 science fairs will be communicated by your school’s science coordinator and also available on the official science fair website.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to establish a clear framework for student research projects involved in science fairs. It ensures that all participating students adhere to ethical guidelines and obtain the necessary approvals prior to beginning their research. This form helps streamline the process of application and review while ensuring fairness and compliance with both institutional and national standards.
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- 1. Student/Team Leader: Fields for the primary student's name, grade, email, and phone.
- 2. Team Members: Options to list additional team members participating in the project.
- 3. Project Title: Space to input the title of the research project.
- 4. School Information: Fields for the school name, address, and contact information.
- 5. Adult Sponsor: Details of the adult sponsor overseeing the research.
- 6. SRC/IRB Approval: Indications of whether pre-approval is necessary for the project.
- 7. Research Plan: Instructions for developing a Research Plan and Project Summary.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form may result in the inability to participate in the science fair. Projects not documented as required can face disqualification. It is crucial to meet all submission guidelines to ensure the integrity of the project process.
- Submission Deadline: Late submissions will not be accepted and will disqualify the project.
- Incomplete Information: Inaccuracies may lead to rejection of the project for not meeting the required standards.
- Lack of Approvals: Projects that do not secure necessary ethical approvals may be barred from competing.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Project Submission: To document and propose a research project for review.
- 2. Approval Process: To ensure that all required ethical approvals are obtained before research begins.
- 3. Regulatory Compliance: To maintain compliance with institutional and science fair regulations.
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Where can I find additional resources?
The document references further guidelines available on the societyforscience.org website.
Are there any deadlines associated with this form?
Yes, the document outlines important dates relevant to project submissions.
What happens if the form is incomplete?
Incomplete submissions may result in project disqualification from the fair.
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