Using Two TS1000 Computers and Two VOTEMS and John Snakenburg’s Data Program for a Jr. High Science Project

Authors

John and Doug Dewey

Publication Details

Volume: 2 Issue: 1-2

Date

January & February 1984

Pages

7-10

In my Physical Science class we were given the assignment to do a science fair project. I chose to do a project to see whether north or south facing rooms differed in temperature from one another. We discussed all of the problems with using a real house to take measurements and decided that we would have to use a miniature house, like one made out of cardboard. I talked this over with my father and showed him the thermometers that my science teacher sent home with me. We did a little talking and decided that the possibilities for more problems using a cardboard box were still awfully great, and that there would probably be too much chance for bias in my measurements.

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