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following information is excerpted from
HOW TO EXCEL IN SCIENCE COMPETITIONS, Revised and Updated
Copyright © 1999 by Melanie Jacobs Krieger
You have decided
to compete in a science research competition. You want to do a great
project, but you have no ideas. What do you do?
How to Excel in Science Competitions, Revised, and Updated by
Melanie Jacobs Krieger is a great resource for preparing for high
school science competitions. Students are guided from start to finish,
including getting ideas for projects, writing and presenting papers,
and answering judges' questions.
Histories of exceptional projects and profiles of student researchers
help readers visualize the actual competition process. The book
contains a list of current major science competitions, Internet
addresses, and summer training programs.
(For a complete version of this book please contact:Enslow
Publishers, Inc.)
About
the Author |
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Melanie
Jacobs Krieger is the director of research at the Plainview-Old
Bethpage Central School District. She has coached almost one
hundred Science Talent Search semifinalists and finalists. She
holds a bachelors degree from Douglass College and a masters
degree from
California State Polytechnic University.
She lives with her husband, Allan, and two children
in New York. |
 Other
Books from Enslow Publishers in the Science Fair Success
Series:
• HOW TO ENTER AND WIN AN INVENTION CONTEST
• SCIENCE FAIR SUCCESS USING THE INTERNET
• HOW TO EXCEL IN SCIENCE COMPETITIONS, Revised
and Updated
SCIENCE FAIR SUCCESS WITH PLANTS
• SCIENCE FAIR SUCCESS, Revised and Expanded
• SPORTS SCIENCE PROJECTS, The Physics of Balls
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