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STE Science, Technology, Engineering

The document outlines a project framework including variables, research points, hypothesis, materials, procedure, data observations, and conclusion. It emphasizes the importance of controlled, independent, and dependent variables in experiments. Additionally, it includes sections for data collection and citing sources used in the research.

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STE Science, Technology, Engineering

The document outlines a project framework including variables, research points, hypothesis, materials, procedure, data observations, and conclusion. It emphasizes the importance of controlled, independent, and dependent variables in experiments. Additionally, it includes sections for data collection and citing sources used in the research.

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Michelle Rein V. Matandac | MW.Dela Cuesta | Jamindan National High Shool


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Statement of the problem
Project Overview

• Include a brief overview or summary of your project


Research

• First research point

• Second research point

• Third research point


Variables

Controlled Independent Dependent


variables variable variable
•These are •The one •The measure of
change observed
kept the same variable you because of
throughout purposely independent
variable
your change and •Decide how you will
experiments test measure the change
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Hypothesis
Materials

Materials (detailed list) Quantity (be specific)

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Procedure

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

• Describe • Describe • Describe


this step this step this step
in your in your in your
experimen experimen experimen
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Data/Observations 6

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Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4
data from your experiments
Series 1 Series 2 Series 3
Conclusion

• Brief summary of what you discovered based on results

• Indicate and explain whether or not the data supports your hypothesis
Works Cited

• Include print and electronic sources in alphabetical order

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