Severe
Weather and Climate Research Projects:
Your job: Teach the class about your topic!!!
Topics: (if you are viewing this page on the web, click
your topic to go to a page with more specific guiding questions and links to
info on your topic)
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Weather
Tools (Instruments)
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Climate
DUE DATE:
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6/6 all groups should be prepared to present on
MONDAY 6/6!!!
THE PRESENTATIONS AND WHAT IS
DUE:
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PRESENTATION TIME:
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20 minutes MAXIMUM
o
15 Minute MINIMUM
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Presentation may be in the following format(click to view a copy of the rubric used for grading use your browser "back" button to come back here):
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Web Page
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PPT
Things to TURN IN!
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Outline of
responsibilities. Break your topic
up! Turn in an outline of who is doing
what portion of your job. DUE FRIDAY 6/3/05
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Turn in a copy of your work! DUE THE DAY YOU PRESENT J
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Computer based (Power Point, Web
Page): printed copy and on disc (floppy or CD)
Bibliographic Requirements:
Proper citation of ALL sources
is a MUST! Including images “borrowed”
from websites!
“Cut and Paste” from web sites
will not be accepted and will result in a “0” on the project! (Other than
images that have been properly cited.)
You are to include:
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At least 2 Internet sources
provided on the Science Rocks Weather Web
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At least 2 Internet sources provided on the Science
Rocks Weather Web
You MUST include a bibliography
using the format studied in English/Language Arts! J
Kinds of “stuff” to address
(general guiding questions):
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What is your thing!
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Impact on humans.
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How do you measure/record it?
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What kinds of things (parameters) are measured to
study it?
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What kinds of tools are needed to do the study?
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Why bother studying it?
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Are there hazards are related to your topic? Is
there anything you can do to prepare for safety?
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