Advice from a Science-Fair Judge
In this article, an experienced science-fair judge offers tips on how to produce a winning science project.
Advice from a Science-Fair Judge
John Douglass,* a neurobiologist at the University of Arizona in Tucson, has judged both grade-school and high-school science fairs, local and international. Here are his pointers for parents:
* When John Douglass was growing up in Oberlin, Ohio, his bedroom was jammed with grubby caged specimens. His parents never knew what would materialize from under the bed or out of a shoebox. But they tolerated it all with patience, good humor, and plenty of support. Of course he grew up to be a scientist.
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