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Science Projects

This presentation by Joel delves into the essence of science projects, defining their meaning as a collective effort aimed at achieving specific goals. Originating from the Latin word "projectum," it highlights the significance of pre-action planning in modern science and business contexts. The presentation outlines twelve key objectives, emphasizing the importance of real-life problem-solving, the development of scientific attitudes, practical skills, and the fostering of independent thinking among students. It ultimately aims to make science education engaging and meaningful.

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Science Projects

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  1. Science Projects Ppt. Designed by Joel

  2. Agenda Project Meaning - Objectives - Conducting - Planning - Evaluation

  3. Project is a Latin word, (projectum) meaning before an action. In modern business and in science, a project is defined as a collective creativity, involving research or design, that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim. Before Action

  4. Project is a Latin word, (projectum) meaning before an action. In modern business and in science, a project is defined as a collective creativity, involving research or design, that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim. Before Action Go back

  5. Objectives 1. Provides the students to work on real life problems.

  6. Objectives 2. Familiarizes the students with method the scientists use in solving problems.

  7. Objectives 3. Helps the students to understand how scientific study works

  8. Objectives 4. Develop scientific attitude among students

  9. Objectives 5. Acquire process skills; formulating of hypothesis, observing, predicting measuring, calculating.

  10. Objectives 6. Make learning science interesting and entertaining.

  11. Objectives 7. Acquire the requisite theoretical knowledge and practical skill needed to enter the world of work.

  12. Objectives 8. Imbibes the value of honesty integrity, concern for life and preservation of the environment.

  13. Objectives 9. Develops problem solving skills in students.

  14. Objectives 10. Encourages and develops independent thinking in the students.

  15. Objectives 11. Helps to make scientific principles clear in their mind

  16. Objectives 12. Gives experience with tools and apparatus to make science teaching and learning meaningful.

  17. T H A N K Y O U

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