The research earned her a prize at the Google Science Fair, showing that some of the best ideas for science research ... programming computers in seventh grade. Then, after seeing her cousin ...

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Through participation in the Hong Kong Science Fair, students learned how to develop their ideas, improve them with additional research, testing and analysis, apply the knowledge gained from their ...

Eighth grade students ... "This fair is going to provide opportunities for students to explore various careers, and so when they go to high school, they have some ideas and they are ready ...

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The ratio of those who said that learning mathematics or science will help them in their daily lives also remained low in eighth-grade mathematics and eighth-grade science. It is reassuring to ...

and that data is FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable), that practices such as peer review are transparent, that research is carried out ethically and with integrity, that collaboration ...