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CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
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Narwhal888
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- Project Question: What are some clever project titles for a project involving the effects of music on mice?
- Project Due Date: December 9th
- Project Status: I am finished with my experiment and analyzing the data
CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
My project involves me testing which type of music helps mice pass through a maze the fastest. Classical won, by the way! Thanks!
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deleted-80002
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Re: CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
Hi Narwhal888,
It's great to see that you have gotten so far on your project. You want your title to be informative as well as attract the attention of people at the fair. Here are some examples:
"The effects of music on maze completion by mice"
"Does music make mice finish a maze faster?"
"Do mice respond to music?"
-microkts
It's great to see that you have gotten so far on your project. You want your title to be informative as well as attract the attention of people at the fair. Here are some examples:
"The effects of music on maze completion by mice"
"Does music make mice finish a maze faster?"
"Do mice respond to music?"
-microkts
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deleted-71957
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- Project Question: A Spectrum of Triangulation: ADHD, Circadian Rhythmicity, and Bipolar Symptoms
- Project Due Date: My project is completed, however my research manuscript is in the early stages of the publication process.
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Re: CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
Hi Narwhal888,
Microkts suggested some titles that can effectively present your time but may carry some constraints in competitions. I suggest a title similar to "The extent to which classical music influences increased motivation in Mus musculus"
Simple changes in structure of a title can make a drastic difference in the first impressions of the judges as well as the quality. As long as the title is congruent with the content of your experiment.
Good luck with your project! It sounds exciting, let us know how it went!
Travis Sigafoos
Microkts suggested some titles that can effectively present your time but may carry some constraints in competitions. I suggest a title similar to "The extent to which classical music influences increased motivation in Mus musculus"
Simple changes in structure of a title can make a drastic difference in the first impressions of the judges as well as the quality. As long as the title is congruent with the content of your experiment.
Good luck with your project! It sounds exciting, let us know how it went!
Travis Sigafoos
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deleted-71536
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Re: CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
Hi Narwhal888,
I agree with Travis that a more scientific title will likely leave a good impression on the judges. If you want to be clever as well, you could try putting something clever in front of the scientific version. For example, you could try something like:
"A-maze-ing music: The extent to which classical music influences increased motivation in Mus musculus."
Good luck!
Heather
I agree with Travis that a more scientific title will likely leave a good impression on the judges. If you want to be clever as well, you could try putting something clever in front of the scientific version. For example, you could try something like:
"A-maze-ing music: The extent to which classical music influences increased motivation in Mus musculus."
Good luck!
Heather
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abcdef123
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- Project Question: memory
- Project Due Date: December 30, 2011
- Project Status: I am conducting my experiment
Re: CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
Do you have any good title ideas for a project on improving memory?
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deleted-71536
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Re: CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
Hi abcdef123,
Can you tell us a little more about your project? As you can see in the thread, it helps to be specific in your title; so we would need to know a few more details to help you put together an appropriate title!
Heather
Can you tell us a little more about your project? As you can see in the thread, it helps to be specific in your title; so we would need to know a few more details to help you put together an appropriate title!
Heather
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abcdef123
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- Project Question: memory
- Project Due Date: December 30, 2011
- Project Status: I am conducting my experiment
Re: CLEVER SCIENCE FAIR TITLE?
Our project involves a bunch of experiments on different age groups of males and females using different techniques. At the end, we try to figure out which technique is the best to memorize words and numbers. After we find out which technique is the most effective, we figure out which environment works best on memorizing specific phrases of words. We're basically trying to use different techniques for the best results on memorizing and maybe improving memory.