What+to+Include+in+the+Binder!

For your binder, you need to include the following (TYPED):
==pg.1-2: **//Title Page and Table of Contents//**: The title page and table of contents allows the reader to follow the organization of the binder quickly. This should be two separate pages. == ==pg 3: **//Introduction//**: The introduction sets the scene for your report. The introduction includes a purpose, your hypothesis, problem (question), and an explanation of what prompted your research, and what you hoped to achieved. This is where you will include your background research on your topic (you may make this into a separate page if you desire) == ==pg 4: //**Materials and Methods:**// Describe in detail the methodology you used to collect data, make observations, design apparatus, etc. Your research/procedures should be detailed enough so that someone would be able to repeat the experiment from the information you provided. Include detailed pictures and/or drawings of self-designed equipment. == ==pg 5: **//Results://** The results include data and analysis. This should include statistics, graphs, pages with your raw collected data, etc. == ==pg 6: **//Discussion//**: This is the essence of your research binder. Compare your results with theoretical values, published data, commonly held beliefs. Include a discussion of possible errors. How did the data vary between repeated observations of similar events? How were you results affected by uncontrolled events? What would you do differently if you repeated this projet? What other experiments should be conducted? == ==pg 7: **//Conclusion//**: Briefly summarize your results. State you findings in relationships of one variable with the other. Support those statements with empirical data (one average compared to the other average, for example). Be specific, do not generalize. Never introduce anything in the conclusion that has not already been discussed. Also mention practical applications. == ==pg. 8: //**Credits**//: You should always give credit to those who have assisted you, including individuals, businesses, and educational/research institutions. Be sure to NOT include them on your poster board ==