Research I Q2M4 - Data Log Book & ISEF Forms
Research I Q2M4 - Data Log Book & ISEF Forms
Research I Q2M4 - Data Log Book & ISEF Forms
Quarter 2 – Module 4: Data Log Book & ISEF Forms Use a hard-bound notebook or composition book and never tear a page
MELC: out of your log book.
To be familiar with the ways on how to demonstrate proper data log All entries should be properly dated. Use a blue or black ink pen only
book and distinguish research ISEF forms. and not pencil. Make sure your log book has numbered pages.
Do not erase, whiteout, or re-do. If a mistake is made, cross out with one
line and write the correct entry.
Choose from the word bank to identify the word/s described in each item.
Write everything down (problems encountered, reflections, suggestions
etc.) even if it seems insignificant at the time; the information may be
useful later on.
Make sure that you describe things in enough detail so that any-one else
reading your logbook in the future will be able to understand your
thoughts and repeat the entire experiment exactly like you did it in the
first place.
You should take pictures throughout the experimentation phase of your
_______________1. It summarizes the major elements of the research paper. project for your log book. Do not include faces on your pictures.
_______________2. This part of the research paper describes the Be sure to use SI units for all measurements as well as proper headings
experimental design. for all columns in your charts.
_______________3. It puts your results in context of previous research and Log every time you do research, even if it is a good/bad day.
shows the relationships among facts. Treat your log book as your “Scientific Diary”.
_______________4. This part listed all the scientific papers, books, websites
you cited.
_______________5. It presents the data, what you have found, calculated,
and observed.
_______________6. It summarizes your principal findings.
_______________7. It highlights your notes for improving your project, for
further study, and applications.
_______________8. This part gives credit to those who helped you with your
study.
_______________9. It provides rationale for the study.
_______________10. It describes concisely the core contents of the paper.