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Register Today for 2017 International Virtual Science Symposium K-4 Webinar: 07 December
Register today for the 2017 GLOBE International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS) K-4 (Lower Primary) Research Projects Webinar, which will be held on 07 December 2016 at 10:00 a.m. MT (12:00 p.m. ET).
During the webinar, Lynne Hehr, Lynne Vaughan Reeves, and Julie Malmberg will present tips and strategies for helping K-4 students complete research projects for the 2017 IVSS. Click here to register (https://zoom.us/j/114716991) for the webinar, which will be recorded for later viewing.
The 2017 IVSS takes place online, and K-16 students from any GLOBE country may participate. GLOBE students use the GLOBE data they entered into the database and should collaborate with scientists, including STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) professionals who are part of the GLOBE International STEM Network (GISN).
The IVSS is a great opportunity for students to practice the skills they've learned through their involvement in The GLOBE Program and apply them to address real-world problems. It can be hard work, but the excitement that comes with discovery and new insights makes it worthwhile.
IVSS Timeline:
- Informational Webinar 19 October 2016
- Rubrics posted 04 November 2016
- K-4 (Lower Primary) Webinar 07 December 2016, 10:00 a.m. MT (12:00 p.m. ET)
- Reports accepted for submission from January 2017 to 03 April 2017
- Reports and presentations due by 03 April 2017
- Judging and comment period 23 - 29 April 2017
- Scores and badges announced on 15 May 2017
Did you miss the 2017 IVSS Informational Webinar (held on 19 October), hosted by Dr. Julie Malmberg of the GLOBE Implementation Office and Matt Silberglitt of WestEd? The webinar covered the instructions, badges, rubrics, and guidelines for the science symposium. Catch up today:
- Archived Recording: http://cc.readytalk.com/play?id=85fjz
- Presentation Slides
- Simposio de Ciencias presentación en español
You can also check out these IVSS:
Still looking for a mentoring scientist? Numerous scientists have volunteered to help! Look through the list here!
And, of course, if you need additional assistance, please contact the GLOBE Community Support Team at help@globe.gov.
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