Science Fair

Science Fair Presentation-First Draft

I'm glad I recorded my presentation on video before the Science Fair because:

• I knew what to start with, and I also knew what didn't work as well to begin with.
• I learned what parts of my board I could exclude (politely) from my presentation, and how I could share everything without taking many minutes.
  

Science Fair Presentation-Improved Version

By the end of the Science Fair, my presentation was much better because:

• I told it to so many people, and started realizing what to change.
• I got familiar with my information. This helped me to share more in less time.
  
• I started seeing the purpose in all parts of the poster. By the end, a creative piece of foam turned into a crucial point in my presentation.
• Some of my visitors commented on my project and taught me more. I even used one comment to answer some people's questions!
  

Overall, I think that the Science Fair was a valuable experience because I learned some things after my learning. I showed it to a lot of people, and some of them could even teach me things.

I definitely made some mistakes along the way, but I learned from them. Here are some examples. In my experiment, I only did one trial per brand. I couldn't learn from this now, but in the future I could. Another thing I made a mistake on was that I forgot to share all of my brands and my complete results. I did, however, add this into my presentation.

If I were give the chance to do anything differently, I would do more trials. It is way more valuable to have exact results over many trials. I might like to retry the experiment with multiple trials.