SSYS 2014 Information Booklet (FULL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Important Dates 2

Rationale and Background 3

Objectives 4

Theme 4

Participation 4

General Guidelines 5

Research Project 5

Project Brief 5

Written Report 6

Congress (Oral Presentation) 7

Research Project Exhibition 7

Removal of Project Exhibitions 8

Notification of Acceptance 8

Criteria for J udging the Projec ts 9

Awards and Prizes 10

Congress Registration Fee 11

Contact Us 12

Tentative Programme 13

Appendices

Appendix 1: SSYS Form 1: Participation Form (Students, Teachers &Officials)

Appendix 2: SSYS Form 2: Endorsement Form

Appendix 3: SSYS Form 3: Student Confirmation and ParentsConsent Form

Appendix 4: SSYS Form 4: Registration Form (Parents & Observers)

Appendix 5: Projec t Brief Format


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IMPORTANT DATES

DA TE AC TION

20 September 2013

Deadline for submission of- SSYS Form 1 (Participation Form for Students,

Teachers & Officials)- SSYS Form 2 (Endorsement Form)- SSYS Form 3 (Student Confirmation and Parents

Consent Form)- SSYS Form 4 (Participation Form for Parents and

Observers))- Project brief

29 November 2013 Notification of acceptance of proposals and abstracts

3 January 2014Deadline for submission of written report (softcopiesare accepted)

3 7 March 2014

SSYS Dates

(Delegates are required to submit 4 printed copies oftheir project reports)


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1. RATIONALE AND BACKGROUNDThe Search for SEAMEO Young Scientists (SSYS) is a gathering of young scientistsall over Southeast Asia and beyond as a venue for sharing and dissemination ofinformation on their scientific and mathematical research projects. It was

initiated in 1997 and, since then, has been held every two years with a spec ifictheme.

SSYS aims to encourage young learners to apply scientific and mathematicalknowledge into technological problem-solving activities to address sustainabledevelopment. It plays a strong role in encouraging and involving young learnersin projec ts which will generate much interest in science and mathematics. It alsoaims to increase the awareness of young learners about the relationshipbetween science, mathematics, technology, environment, economy andsociety. It aims to foster camaraderie and networking among these young

learners through science and mathematics congresses, exhibitions andcompetitions.

Moreover, SSYS is a platform that provides opportunities to enhance the vastpotentials of youth through intellectual activity in conceptualising ideas, andthrough cooperative teamwork in organising those ideas into more tangibleinvestiga tive research projec ts which will benefit the environment, society andeconomy.

In the 9th SSYS Congress, the theme Disaster Risk Reduction for SustainableDevelopment has been adopted. According to the United Nations International

Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) is theconcept and practice of reducing disaster risks through systematic efforts toanalyse and reduce the causal factors of disasters. Reducing exposure tohazards, lessening vulnerability of people and property, wise management ofland and the environment, and improving preparedness for adverse events areall examples of DRR. As sustainable development is defined as thedevelopment that meets the needs of the present without compromising theability of future generations to meet their own needs (The BrundtlandCommission, World Commission on Environment and Development, 1987), DDR istherefore part and parcel of sustainable development. It includes disciplines

such as disaster management, disaster mitigation and disaster preparedness. Inorder for any development activities to be sustainable, there is a need to reducedisaster risk. On the other hand, unsound development policies will increasedisaster risk and losses (UNISDR, 2013).

At RECSAM, we believe that education is essential in attaining sustainability andthe present generation of youth, regarded as the hope of the future, should playa crucial role to achieve this end. Hence, the Centre welcomes submission ofscience and mathematics projects that showcase DRR ideas and innovationsaimed at limiting the impacts of na tural disasters, reducing the likelihood of adisaster occurring, or strengthening a communitys ability to respond and cope

with a disaster, within the context of sustainable development.


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2. OBJECTIVESThe SSYS is envisioned as a worthy intellec tual venture and an effectivemedium to promote lifelong scientific and mathematical values, interests,skills, attitudes and motivation among the youth. It is hoped that through theSSYS, there will be an increase in societal well-being through quality scienceand mathematics education interspersed with technology, environmental,economic and soc ietal awareness.Specifically, SSYS aims to:

2.1 Encourage research and development in science and mathematicsamong young learners in Southeast Asia and other countries;

2.2 Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences amongstudents in Southeast Asia and other countries;

2.3 Provide a venue for intellectual and social interactions among studentsand educators; and

2.4 Identify and give recognition to outstanding young science andmathematics researchers.

3. THEMEThe 9th Congress adopts the theme Disa ste r Risk Re d uc tio n fo r Susta ina b leDeve l opmen t . All projects submitted should adhere to the congress theme.Research projects that do not match the theme may be disqualified.

4. PARTICIPATIONThe SSYS 9th Regional Congress will be conducted in a friendly atmosphereand participants will have an opportunity to socialize and meet otherteenagers with common interests from SEAMEO Member countries andAssoc iate Member countries.

4.1 Participation is open to all secondary students (excluding pre-universityand matriculation levels) from public and private schools recognised bythe Ministry of Education of the respec tive countries;

4.2 Students may work on the project alone or in a team (up to 4 students)and must be guided by at least 1 teacher advisor;

4.3 Each student is only allowed to be registered under one project only;4.4 Should the number of team members exceed 4, only the first 4 registered

names would be considered for prizes and certificates;4.5 Prizes and certificates will be given only to students, teachers and/or

officials in the participating team;4.6 Parents and observers accompanying the students are welcome on a

fee-paying basis. Please enquire for further information.4.7 All participating students, teachers and/or officials must fill in SSYS Form 1

while parents and observers must fill-in SSYS Form 4 and submit to theorganiser by 1200 noon, 20 September 2013 (Friday).


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5. GENERAL GUIDELINESThe students are required to present their research project orally to thejudges, observers, other students and general audience in a lecturer format.They are also required to showcase their research project through exhibition.Each research project will be judged based on the quality of the writtenreport, oral presentation and research project exhibition.

5.1Research Project5.1 The working language is English.5.2 The areas of research should be related to the application and the

integration of knowledge in Basic Science (Biology / Chemistry / Physics /General) and Mathematics with Technology, Environment or Health,which a ims at Disaster Risk Reduction for Sustainable Development.

5.3 Collaboration with lecturers, academics or scientists is highlyencouraged. However, the scope of involvement of the collaboratorsshould be clearly defined and described.

5.4 Students must do all the work. Teachers and collaborators may help inplanning and advising, but may not actually design, conduct or buildthe project. Abuses of this rule may result in disqualification.

5.5 All students are expected to be able to answer questions regarding theresearch and development of every phase of their projects. Everyportion of the abstract and research paper must be the original work ofthe students.

5.6 The written report must specifically delineate the work done by thestudent(s) on the project.

5.7 All research projects should be focused on the given theme; be anoriginal work; be a result of a current continuing or parallel scientificresearch and investigation and NOT a duplication of any previousresearch; demonstrate and apply scientific and mathematics principlesor attempt to provide new concepts in the process of designingtechnological activities or creating technological inventions to meet theneeds of societal development; have relevance or contribute to thelivelihood development of society or community and environment, in

meeting human needs and/or promoting the soc io-economic growth ofthe society; and the community in particular; reflect the needs of thecommunity and how it can be sustained; and be cost-efficient,environment-friendly and feasible.

5.2Project BriefAll students must submit a project brieftogether with SSYS Form 1, SSYS Form 2and SSYS Form 3. Project brief needs to be written according to the projectbrief format provided in Ap p end ix 5. Submission can be made via email or

post. Submissions through social channels are also accepted. Kindly ensureacknowledgement of receipt upon submission. Documents should reach theorganizer by 20 September 2013 (Friday).


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5.3Written Report5.1 All students are required to submit written report of their research project,

bound and in soft copy, formatted in MS Word and addressed to theorganizer on or before 3 January 2014 (Friday).

5.2 At least 4 hard copies of the reports need to be prepared for distributionduring the C ongress.

5.3 The soft copies may be sent to the secretary through this email address:[email protected]. Please make sure you receivean acknowledgement of receipt from the organizer.

The format of the written report should strictly follow the sequence as shownin the table below:

PAGE DESCRIPTION

Cover Page/ Title PageThe cover page contains the title, names of the studentresearchers, schools/institutions, and advisers. The titleshould be written in bold, easy-to-read letters.

AbstractThe abstract is a synopsis of the general topic andshould provide information about the overall content ofthe project.

Table of ContentsLists all the content areas with the number of pages. Thenumber of each page of the report should also be givenat the centre or bottom right hand corner of the page.

Acknowledgement This page contains the list of names, institutions, sponsors,and other collaborators that have been involved in theconduct of the project in one way or another.

Introduction andBackground ofStudy/LiteratureReview

Background of the project

Statement of the problem

Significance or purposes of the study

Definition of terms

Scope and limitations

Review of literature on the areas relevant to the study

Research Method andProcess

Design and detail of the project

Materials and equipmentTreatment or procedures

Results and FindingsAnalysis of data

Interpretation of results and findings

Conclusions andRecommendations

How the result of the project can be significant

Suggestions and recommendations

References A list of books, journals and other references used

Appendices

Diagrams, pictures, photos, graphs and other visual

images that present the written information accurately

or the display of experimental results


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5.4Congress (Oral presentation)The Science and Mathematics Congress is a venue where the delegates willpresent their projects to the members of the panel of judges and the public.

The venue of both congresses would be different accordingly. The congresswill start once the judges and students are ready. There would be a questionand answer (Q&A) session after each presentation.

- Any student from the research project team may present. Multiplepresenters are allowed as long as the presenters are a team member;

- Teachers are not allowed to assist the students in any way during thepresentation;

- Presentation should be done using computer, an LCD projec tor and MSPowerPoint (or related) software. All presentation files will be collectedfrom the delegates prior to the event.

- The order of presentation for each project will be determined by drawinglots. The drawing will be done prior to the event and the sequence will beposted on the SSYS official website as well as SSYS social page.

- Presentation should only be for 5 to 10 minutes for each project. Shouldthe presentation end before the time, the presenter should announceend of presentation. To remind the presenter of the time remaining, anotice board with the message two minutes will be showed. At the endof two minutes, a thank you notice will signal the end of thepresentation.

- Immediately after the presentation, a question and answer session bymembers of the floor will follow (within the time limit provided).

5.5Research Project ExhibitionAll projects will be displayed in an exhibition hall for the public to view. The

panel of judges will be viewing the exhibition for judging. The researchproject exhibit on display must:

Disp la y Pa ne l

- fit two display panels each with dimensions 0.9 m by 2.1 m;- be sturdy and strong/durable with parts firmly attached; lightweight, can

be easily set-up and taken down, transportable and self-supporting;- be complete with accessories with the panels joined with hinges so that

the project can be folded and unfolded easily;- ensure that any information, pictures, graphs, or other images be held

down with masking tape for easy removal or re-arrangement;- observe safety measures in the case of electrical items or presentations

with computers or chemicals; and- not contain any live organisms, specimens, poisonous materials or

chemicals which are toxic or explosive.


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Ac c essor ies or At ta c hm en t

- The submission of projects involving the use of information andcommunication technology or multimedia has to include the relevantaccessories or attachment, e.g. computer or video compact discs, CDs,slides, etc.

- During the exhibition of the projects, no LCD projector, computer, OHP,DVD player, or any audio-video equipment will be provided. Should thedelegates require this equipment, they have to secure the equipmentthemselves.

- Common science laboratory apparatus (test tubes, beakers,thermometers, etc.) and mathematics tools (compass, rulers, etc.) will beprovided upon request.

- Two display panels, 1 table, 2 chairs and 1 power outlet will be providedfor each project.

5.6Removal of Project ExhibitionsAll projec t exhibits must be removed promptly after the public viewing time.Participants who wish to share their project exhibits with others may opt tosurrender their exhibition items to the secretariat. Kindly inform the secretariatbeforehand.

5.7Notification of AcceptanceThe organizer will send a Notification of Acceptance to all application by

29 November 2013 (Friday). List of successful research projects will also bepublished in the SSYS official website.


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6. CRITERIA FOR JUDGING THE PROJECTSSSYS is designed as a congress or forum for the exchange of ideas andexperiences among student researchers in SEAMEO member countries. Toencourage and give recognition to potential young scientists, the projectsare judged based on the following c riteria:

COMPONENTS CRITERIAPERCENTAGE

(%)

Project Exhibit

(25%)

Use of scientific and mathematics principlesor approac hes

10

Originality/ingenuity orcreativity/innovativeness of work

10

Use of computers/ICT knowledge (for

projec ts involving ICT/multimedia) ortechnical/graphical skills (for the projectsnot involving ICT/multimedia)

5

Presentation

(25%)

Skills in presentation 10

Scientific and mathematical thought andcreativity

5

Interactive abilities which include the qualityof questions asked and responses givenduring the presentation

5

Overall personality 5

Written Report

(25%)

Abstract 5

Introduction and Background ofStudy/Literature Review

5

Research Method and Process 5

Results, Findings and Discussion 5

Conclusions and Recommendations 5

Significance

of Project

(25%)

Relevance to the theme 10

Immediate benefit to local community 5

Educational contribution 5Commercial potential 5

TOTAL 100

Scores in each component will be totalled and the project with the highestscore in each component will be awarded Outstanding Award for ResearchReport, Outstanding Award for Presentation of Exhibits, Outstanding Awardfor Presentation in Congress and Outstanding Award for Significant Project.

The overall highest score will be awarded Most Promising Young Scientist(s)for Science or Mathematics Category. There will also be special awards given

to projects that show potential in six different areas.


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7. AWARDS AND PRIZESThere are 22 awards to be given away. This includes the Most PromisingYoung Scientists awards which would recognize the best projects in bothcategories. The list of awards offered is as follows:

CATEGORIES AWARDS

Science

Most Promising Young Scientist(s) for Science C ategory

Outstanding Award for Research Report

Outstanding Award for Presentation of Exhibit

Outstanding Award for Presentation in Congress

Outstanding Award for Significant Project

Special Award for Immediate Benefit to the Local Community

Special Award for Educational Contribution for Economy,Environment & Society

Special Award for Commercial Potential Development of a Productfor Soc iety and Environment

Special Award for the Application of Science Principles & Processes

Special Award for Creativity/Innovation

Special Award for Application of Technology in relation to CongressTheme

Mathematics

Most Promising Young Scientist(s) for Mathematics Category

Outstanding Award for Research ReportOutstanding Award for Presentation of Exhibit

Outstanding Award for Presentation in Congress

Outstanding Award for Significant Project

Special Award for Immediate Benefit to the Local Community

Special Award for Educational Contribution for Economy,Environment & Soc iety

Special Award for Commercial Potential Development of a Productfor Soc iety and Environment

Special Award for the Application of Mathematics Principles &Processes

Special Award for in Creativity/Innovation

Special Award for Application of Technology in relation to CongressTheme


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8. CONGRESS REGISTRATION FEEThe congress registration fee includes congress materials, rental of displayboards, tables, chairs and electrical power supply, certificate, coffee breaks,lunches, welcome dinner reception and airport transfer (from PenangInternational Airport to SEAMEO RECSAM and from SEAMEO RECSAM toPenang International Airport). It is recommended that participants stay atRECSAM International House for convenience and comfort.

Congress Registration Fees (per participant)

FEE TYPE

Students, Teachers & Officials Parents & Observers

Early Bird

(by 27 Dec.2013)

Normal

(after 27 Dec.2013)

Early Bird

(by 27 Dec.2013)

Normal

(after 27 Dec.2013)

Type A:Congress fee only

(WITHOUTaccommodation)

USD180.00**

(MYR 540.00)

USD200.00**

(MYR 600.00)

USD145.00**

(MYR 430.00)

USD170.00**

(MYR 500.00)

Type B:Congress fee withaccommodation atRECSAM International Houseon TWIN-SHARINGbasis

USD300.00*

(MYR 900.00)

USD320.00*

(MYR 960.00)

USD280.00*

(MYR 830.00)

USD 300.00*

(MYR 890.00)

Type C:Congress fee withaccommodation atRECSAM International Houseon SINGLE room basis

USD 600.00*

(MYR 1,800.00)

USD 640.00*

(MYR 1,920.00)

USD 550.00*

(MYR 1,660.00)

USD 590.00*

(MYR 1,770.00)

* Inclusive of accommoda tion for 6 days, 5 meals per day, transportation and congress registration fee** Inclusive of 3 meals (morning & afternoon coffee break and lunch) per day and transportation

Mod e o f Paym en t

a) Bank draftChequeLocal Order (LO)for the sum of USD/MYR.............b) By direc t bank transfer for the sum of USD/MYR via

Maybank ATM / Cash deposit machine / TT into the SSYS account. Account

Name: SEAMEO RECSAM; Account Number: 5571-5700-0647; Account Type:Current; Swift Code: MBBEMYKLA; Bank Name: Malayan Banking Berhad; Bank

Address: Maybank Gelugor Branch, 11700 Penang, Malaysia.

Kindly email us a copy of your transaction receipt as soon as you make yourpayment. We will acknowledge your participation once we receive youremail. Please indicate your name and project title in your email.


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9. CONTACT USFor further information, please contac t:

Mr. Baharulnizam BaharumSSYS SecretariatSEAMEO RECSAM

J alan Sultan Azlan Shah11700 GelugorPenang, MalaysiaEmail: [email protected] [email protected]

Tel: +604 6522700 + 604 6522747Fax: +604 6522737 +604 6522742


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SEARCH FOR SEAMEO YOUNG SCIENTISTS (SSYS): THE 9TH REGIONAL CONGRESS

Tentative ProgrammeDAY/TIME 8.30 AM 10.30 AM 11.00 AM 1.00 PM 2.30 PM 4.30 PM EVENING*2 March 2014

(Sunday)

Check-in and REGISTRATION[SEAMEO RECSAM International House]

3 March 2014

(Monday)

Welcome ceremonyPhoto session

Briefing for judges and delegates(SEAMEO Hall)

TEA

BREAK

Ice Breaking Session& Science/Mathematics Quiz

(SEAMEO Hall)

Meeting of Judges(Malaysia Room)

LUNCH

Setup of Project Exhibits(Thailand Room for

Science)

(Penang Room forMathematics)

TEA

BREAKFREE

4 March 2014

(Tuesday)

Presentation of Science Projects(SEAMEO Hall)

Presentation of Mathematics Projects(RECSAM Auditorium)

TEA

BREAK



LUNCH

SSYS 2014Science & Math

Educational Games(SEAMEO Hall)

TEA

BREAKFREE

5 March 2014

(Wednesday)



TEA

BREAK

Judging of Project Exhibits(Thailand Room for Science)

(Penang Room for Mathematics)

LUNCH

Judging of ProjectExhibits

(Thailand Room for

Science)

(Penang Room for

Mathematics)

TEA

BREAKFREE

6 March 2014

(Thursday)

Judging of Project Exhibits(Penang Room for Mathematics)

(Thailand Room for Science)

TEA

BREAK

SSYS 2014Science & Math Educational Games

(SEAMEO Hall)

LUNCHPenang Island Tour

(Meet at International House Reception)

7 March 2014

(Friday)

SSYS 2014 FORUM(SEAMEO Hall)

Networking Session(ICT Lab 1)

TEA

BREAK

Exhibition for Public Viewing(Thailand Room for Science)

(Penang Room for Mathematics)

Networking Session(ICT Lab 1)

12.15PM - 2.45PM

LUNCH

3.00 5.00PM

Award Presentation Ceremony & Hi-Tea

(SEAMEO Hall)

8 March 2014

(Saturday)Check-out from International House before 12.00 NOON

* The organizer reserves the right to make c hanges to this programme up to and inc luding Congress days without prior notice.


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APPENDICES


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APPENDIX 1: SSYS Form 1

PARTICIPATION FORM(STUDENTS, TEACHERS, OFFICIALS)

Please fill all columns accordingly and submit this form to the SSYS Secretariatnot later than 20 September 2013.

Country

Title of ResearchProject

Category Science Mathematics

School Name

School Address

School Phone School Fax

Student 1

Name

Gender Male Female Age

Passport No. Date of Birth

Email

Contact No. Fee Type

Student 2 (leave empty if none)

Name



EmailContact No. Fee Type


Name



Email



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Name



Email


Teacher Advisor 1

Name

OfficialDesignation /Position

Information ofInstitution



Email


Teacher Advisor 2 (leave empty if none)

Name





Email



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ENDORSEMENT FORM

To: The SecretariatSearch for SEAMEO Young Scientists (SSYS): 9th Regional CongressSEAMEO RECSAM

J alan Sultan Azlan Shah11700 Gelugor, Penang, Malaysia

Tel: +604 6522747 Fax: +604 6522737

Dear Sir/Madam

PARTICIPATION IN SEARCH FOR SEAMEO YOUNG SCIENTISTS (SSYS) 9TH REGIONAL

CONGRESS (3-7 MARCH 2014) IN SEAMEO RECAM, PENANG, MALAYSIA

We wish to convey our participation in the SEARCH FOR SEAMEO YOUNG SCIENTISTS:9th REGIONAL CONGRESS on 3-7 March 2014 at SEAMEO RECSAM, Penang, Malaysia.

Our team from (school name) will be as follows:

Science Category

No. NAME Gender STATUS

1 Student

2 Student*

3 Student*

4 Student*

5 Teacher

6 Teacher** leave empty if not applicable

Mathematics Category

No. NAME Gender STATUS

1 Student

2 Student*

3 Student*4 Student*

5 Teacher

6 Teacher** leave empty if not applicable

Name of Administrator/ Principal:

Signature: Date:


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STUDENT CONFIRMATION & PARENTS CONSENT FORM

To: The SecretariatSearch for SEAMEO Young Scientists (SSYS): 9th Regional CongressSEAMEO RECSAM

J alan Sultan Azlan Shah11700 Gelugor, Penang, Malaysia

Tel: +604 6522747 Fax: +604 6522737

Dear Sir/Madam

CONFIRMATION OF PARTICIPATION IN SEARCH FOR SEAMEO YOUNG SCIENTISTS

(SSYS) 9TH REGIONAL CONGRESS (3-7 MARCH 2014) IN SEAMEO RECAM, PENANG,MALAYSIA

We, the undersigned students and proponents of the project ........

... (title of the research project)

from....(name of school) representing

(name of country) hereby CONFIRM our

participation to the Search for SEAMEO Young Scientists (SSYS): 9th Regional Congress

on 3-7 March 2014 at Penang, Malaysia and further certify that the said projec t is our

work completed under the guidance of our teacher; following the guidelines of the

congress and subscribe to abide by all the rules and regulations of the organizer.

We certify that our parents and / or guardians, whose names and signatures appear

below, grant us permission to participate in the 9thSSYS Regional Congress 2014.

They are fully aware that the Organisers will not be held liable and accountable for

any untoward incident that may happen to us which are beyond the Organisers

control, scope and jurisdiction.

Name of Student 1 Signature

Name of Parent/Guardianof Student 1

Signature



Signature



Signature


Name of Parent/Guardian

of Student 4Signature


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REGISTRATION FORM(PARENTS AND OBSERVERS)

Please fill all columns accordingly and submit this form to the SSYS Secretariatnot later than 20 September 2013.

Parent/Observer 1

Name



Address



Email


Parent/Observer 2

Name



Address



Email



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APPENDIX 5: Project Brief Format

PROJECT BRIEF (TITLE OF PROJECT)

Title of Project:

Team Member: . (Student 1)Team Member:. (Student 2)Team Member: . (Student 3)Team Member: . (Student 4)Team Member: .... (Teacher Advisor)

TABLE OF CONTENT

1. Abstract (if you have completed the project)2.

Background / Context of Project3. Project Definition / Rationale / Strategy / Problem Statement

4. Objectives5. Project Beneficiaries6. Methodology and Project Duration7. Project Outline / Framework8. Target Outcomes9. Measurement of Success10.Project Outputs (if you have completed the project)11.Monitoring Framework and Evaluation12.Issues and Management (if you have completed the project)13.

Project Sustainability14.Project Activities and Milestones

15.Reference and ResourcesKindly use the following format:

- Font: Century Gothic* Font size: 11- Spacing: 1.15 Alignment: J ustified- Page Size: A4 Indent (Left: 0.25 / Right: 0)- APA format for references Save in doc /docx format. Unloc k (enable editing).

Reference:

1. Department of Education, UK (2013, May 30). United Kingd om Depa rtme nt ofEdu c a t ion We b site. Retrieved May 30, 2013 from http://www.education.gov.uk/

aboutdfe/policiesandprocedures/ppm/b00138/project-management/preparing-a-

project-brief

2. PMadvise, UK (2013, May 30). PMa d vise O nline Inte rnet Tra ining & Con sult ing . Proje c t BriefTem p la tes & Note s. Retrieved May 30, 2013 from http://www.pmadvice.co.uk/

intro.asp

3. NESTLAC, Latin America (2013, May 30). Glob a l Enviro nm en ta l Fund United Na tion sEnvironm en tal Pro gram m e in La t in Am erica Web site. Retrieved May 30, 2013 from

http://nestlac.org/Proyecto/PromotingSustainableTransportLatinAmerica.pdf