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Following are the steps for
selecting and viewing a project guide.
Step 1:
Browse the list of
projects at your level.
- Primary projects are for
grades 1 to 4
- Elementary projects are for
grades 4 to 6
- Intermediate projects are for
grades 7 and 8
- Senior projects are for grades
9 to 12
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Step 2:
| When you see the name
or title of your project, click on that to view the introduction
page of the project.
Read the introductory information
and then if you are sure that you want to view the project guide,
click on View Details button
at the lower left of the introduction page.
If you have enough view credits,
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Step 3:
| A project detail page
is usually a guide for doing the project.
A project guide contains:
- Introduction
- Some related information
- Question or purpose
- Defining variables
- Sample hypothesis
- Experiment design
- Bibliography or list of
references
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You can get additional support on one
or more of your selected projects based on your membership level. The
project that you choose to get support on, is called a main project. You
can select your main project from the control panel.
Step 4:
| To get support, click
on blue button on the upper left corner of your project guide.
This will bring up a new page for submitting your question.
Make sure you see your name in
this page. If you don't see your name or it says Dear Non-member,
that indicates a timeout. A timeout may happen as a result of a long
period of inactivity. If timeout happens, you need to log off and
log in again. |
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After a day or two, come back to your
project detail page and click on green button on the upper right corner
to view answers to your questions.
Please note that you must submit one
specific question at a time. Your project advisor may choose to answer
your question or update the project guide to include answer to your
question.
You
will also need to know:
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