Science Olympiad 2012
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
For anyone confused by the schedule, the tentative listing of events is:
B Division- Anatomy (Digestive and New System- I think they're up to Nervous again), Disease, Forestry, Water Quality, Heredity, Dynamic (Glaciers), Rocks and Minerals, Road Scholar, Reach for the Stars, Meteorology (I believe Everyday Weather is up again), Mousetrap Vehicle, Mission, Helicopters, Boomilever, Food Sci, Crime, Keep the Heat, Sounds of Music, Shock Value, WIDI, Experimental, Metric Mastery, Helicopter Egg Drop
C Division- Anatomy (Digestive and New System- I think they're up to Nervous again), Disease, Forestry, Water Quality, Designer Genes, Dynamic (Glaciers), Rocks and Minerals, Remote Sensing (Possible switch to another aspect of environment?), Astronomy (Maybe new topic? They tend to switch every year), Gravity Vehicle, Robot Arm, Glider, Boomilever, Materials Science/Food Science, Forensics, Chem Lab, Thermo, MagLev, Circuit Lab, WIDI, Experimental, Fermi, Technical
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B Division- Anatomy (Digestive and New System- I think they're up to Nervous again), Disease, Forestry, Water Quality, Heredity, Dynamic (Glaciers), Rocks and Minerals, Road Scholar, Reach for the Stars, Meteorology (I believe Everyday Weather is up again), Mousetrap Vehicle, Mission, Helicopters, Boomilever, Food Sci, Crime, Keep the Heat, Sounds of Music, Shock Value, WIDI, Experimental, Metric Mastery, Helicopter Egg Drop
C Division- Anatomy (Digestive and New System- I think they're up to Nervous again), Disease, Forestry, Water Quality, Designer Genes, Dynamic (Glaciers), Rocks and Minerals, Remote Sensing (Possible switch to another aspect of environment?), Astronomy (Maybe new topic? They tend to switch every year), Gravity Vehicle, Robot Arm, Glider, Boomilever, Materials Science/Food Science, Forensics, Chem Lab, Thermo, MagLev, Circuit Lab, WIDI, Experimental, Fermi, Technical
Bolded are new events/ Thoughts on new topics/subject areas for certain events
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Astronomy, Rocks & Minerals, MagLev, Dynamic Planet (E&V), Anatomy (Circulatory), Reach for the Stars, Meteorology (Climate), Remote Sensing, Disease Detectives, Metric Mastery, Pentathlon, Balloon Race, Tower Building
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
YAY! I'm HAPPEHpjgscioisamazing wrote:For anyone confused by the schedule, the tentative listing of events is:
B Division- Anatomy, Disease, Forestry, Water Quality Heredity, Dynamic (Glaciers), Rocks and Minerals, Road Scholar, Reach for the Stars, Meteorology, Mousetrap Vehicle, Mission, Helicopters, Boomilever, Food Sci, Crime, Keep the Heat, Sounds of Music, Shock Value, WIDI, Experimental, Metric Mastery, Helicopter Egg Drop
C Division- Anatomy, Disease, Forestry, Water Quality, Designer Genes, Dynamic (Glaciers), Rocks and Minerals, Remote Sensing, Astronomy, Gravity Vehicle, Robot Arm, Glider, Boomilever, Materials Science/Food Science, Forensics, Chem Lab, Thermo, MagLev, Circuit Lab, WIDI, Experimental, Fermi, Technical
2013 Events: Anatomy B (4) and Disease Detectives B (5)
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
From the national supervisors videos, it sounds like next year's astronomy topic will be the evolution of very massive stars.
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
What exactly is Metric Mastery about? That is, if you know.
2013 Events: Anatomy B (4) and Disease Detectives B (5)
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There are two parts to the event:LCovington wrote:What exactly is Metric Mastery about?
1st) You are given objects and you have to estimate different properties (area, volume, length, weight/mass, angles, etc.) in Metric Units.
2nd) You measure those objects for those properties using tools given to you, and you must use significant figures or something.
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
I can't remember where, but I am sure I saw that it would be stellar evolution and type II supernovae (so yea very massive stars). Next year's events seem alright (hm circuit lab, but aw no microbes).Schrodingerscat wrote:From the national supervisors videos, it sounds like next year's astronomy topic will be the evolution of very massive stars.
B: Crave the Wave, Environmental Chemistry, Robo-Cross, Meteorology, Physical Science Lab, Solar System, DyPlan (E and V), Shock Value
C: Microbe Mission, DyPlan (Earth's Fresh Waters), Fermi Questions, GeoMaps, Gravity Vehicle, Scrambler, Rocks, Astronomy
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C: Microbe Mission, DyPlan (Earth's Fresh Waters), Fermi Questions, GeoMaps, Gravity Vehicle, Scrambler, Rocks, Astronomy
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
Does anyone know what boomilever is about?
And to any moderator, is it possible to change the nameof this topic to scioly 2012-2013?
And to any moderator, is it possible to change the nameof this topic to scioly 2012-2013?
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Re: Science Olympiad 2012
twototwenty wrote:Does anyone know what boomilever is about?
And to any moderator, is it possible to change the nameof this topic to scioly 2012-2013?
Balsa building event in the same vein as towers/bridge http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/20 ... 7.Eg.1.gif
http://homepage.mac.com/ttorretti/Science/boomers.html
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Re: Science Olympiad 2013
It was run in some states as a trial event this year, so you can see the rules they used:noobforce wrote:Do you know what that is?rfscoach wrote: Replaced by Metric Mastery.
North Carolina Metric Mastery Trial Event Rules: http://www.sciencenc.com/event-help/rul ... Crules.pdf
North Carolina Metric Mastery Trial Event Example Test: http://www.sciencenc.com/event-help/exa ... 20Test.pdf
Virginia Metric Mastery Trial Event Rules: http://www.virginiaso.com/files/2011_20 ... vMar18.pdf
There is also a Wiki page on Metric Mastery, albeit a pretty bare-bones one: http://scioly.org/wiki/Metric_Mastery
Disclaimer: the national event rules next year will probably be different from these trial event rules, so some aspects of these rule pages may not be applicable next year.
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