The Effect of Soil Type to the Rate of Growth of the Plant
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Scientific method research paper on the topic: 'The Effect of Soil Type on
the Rate of Growth of Plants'
All step and citation included please.
Collect new information on your topic and your independent and dependent variables, it is important to communicate this new information in a report.
Summarize what you have learned in 5 paragraphs (a minimum of 5 sentences each) including a proper introduction, body and conclusion.
Pay attention to grammar, spelling, and sentence structure. Do not use the 1st person (I, we, my, etc.). Use introductory and concluding sentences. Be sure to give credit to the original authors of your information by using parenthetical documentation whenever you are writing about their information.
Requirements:
The background information should take 2 pages in length doubled spaced, 12 size font, same style font. Type up your paper in a new google doc (do not not type in this document)
Introduction:-Only part that can be in 1st person
Statement of the Problem: “The problem being investigated is how does (IV) affect (DV)?”
Why will you conduct the experiment? (Personal Relevance from proposal packet)
What do you hope to learn? (Objective from proposal packet)
What do you think will happen? (Hypothesis from proposal packet)
What is the goal of your experiment? (Objective for proposal packet)
Why is it important? Who would care about your results and why? (Rationale from proposal packet)
1st Body paragraph: General background information.
Describe important details about the independent variable that could impact the experiment. Include all levels.
Describe important details about the dependent variable that could impact the experiment.
Be sure to cite where you obtained your information.
2nd Body paragraph: Analysis of prior research. -Include 2-3 resources in this paragraph.
Briefly summarize scientific research sources directly related to your investigation. Include all information relevant to your experiment.
Describe the similarities and differences among the sources.
Suggest research studies that need to be conducted to resolve differences or to address unanswered questions.
Be sure to cite where you obtained your information.
3rd Body paragraph: Analysis of prior research.--Include all remaining resources in this paragraph.
Briefly summarize scientific research sources directly related to your investigation. Include all information relevant to your experiment.
Describe the similarities and differences among the sources.
Suggest research studies that need to be conducted to resolve differences or to address unanswered questions.
Be sure to cite where you obtained your information.
Conclusion: These are framework sentences for you to use to write the last paragraph.
The intent of this project is to learn how the (IV) affects the (DV).
The variable to be tested and changed is… (list the IV and levels)
Any changes will be noted by… (how are you measuring the DV?)
Final hypothesis: Your hypothesis may be different than the one at the beginning, if you learned something new during your research phase
The research will show that if the IV is related to the DV and (experimental summary), then (prediction), because in the resource titled “tite here” it states (evidence from research). Include in-text citation.
the Rate of Growth of Plants'
All step and citation included please.
Collect new information on your topic and your independent and dependent variables, it is important to communicate this new information in a report.
Summarize what you have learned in 5 paragraphs (a minimum of 5 sentences each) including a proper introduction, body and conclusion.
Pay attention to grammar, spelling, and sentence structure. Do not use the 1st person (I, we, my, etc.). Use introductory and concluding sentences. Be sure to give credit to the original authors of your information by using parenthetical documentation whenever you are writing about their information.
Requirements:
The background information should take 2 pages in length doubled spaced, 12 size font, same style font. Type up your paper in a new google doc (do not not type in this document)
Introduction:-Only part that can be in 1st person
Statement of the Problem: “The problem being investigated is how does (IV) affect (DV)?”
Why will you conduct the experiment? (Personal Relevance from proposal packet)
What do you hope to learn? (Objective from proposal packet)
What do you think will happen? (Hypothesis from proposal packet)
What is the goal of your experiment? (Objective for proposal packet)
Why is it important? Who would care about your results and why? (Rationale from proposal packet)
1st Body paragraph: General background information.
Describe important details about the independent variable that could impact the experiment. Include all levels.
Describe important details about the dependent variable that could impact the experiment.
Be sure to cite where you obtained your information.
2nd Body paragraph: Analysis of prior research. -Include 2-3 resources in this paragraph.
Briefly summarize scientific research sources directly related to your investigation. Include all information relevant to your experiment.
Describe the similarities and differences among the sources.
Suggest research studies that need to be conducted to resolve differences or to address unanswered questions.
Be sure to cite where you obtained your information.
3rd Body paragraph: Analysis of prior research.--Include all remaining resources in this paragraph.
Briefly summarize scientific research sources directly related to your investigation. Include all information relevant to your experiment.
Describe the similarities and differences among the sources.
Suggest research studies that need to be conducted to resolve differences or to address unanswered questions.
Be sure to cite where you obtained your information.
Conclusion: These are framework sentences for you to use to write the last paragraph.
The intent of this project is to learn how the (IV) affects the (DV).
The variable to be tested and changed is… (list the IV and levels)
Any changes will be noted by… (how are you measuring the DV?)
Final hypothesis: Your hypothesis may be different than the one at the beginning, if you learned something new during your research phase
The research will show that if the IV is related to the DV and (experimental summary), then (prediction), because in the resource titled “tite here” it states (evidence from research). Include in-text citation.