2008 Winners - Human/Behavioral Science
 
2008 Science Fair Awards  Human/Behavioral Science  We had 23 projects submitted in the category of human and behavioral science. Our judges were Dr. Lynn Plunkett, Superintendent for Floyd County Schools. and Dr. Beverly Smith, Director of Teacher Support for Floyd County Schools. First Place Award    Abby Cummings “Do children tend to have the same eye color as one of their parents?” The judges said: “The collection of the data was recorded in an organized way, and the interpretation of the data was understandable.” 2nd Place Award   Bentley Smith “Does smoking affect taste?” The judges said: “The ideas were clearly presented.” 3rd Place Award   Tristen Souder “Does humidity really change your hair?” The judges said: “The pictures were evidence that moisture had verifiable effects on the hair. We thought the project was displayed with creativity.” . Honorable Mention Award   Joshua Dempsey “Exercise Your Heart” The judges said: “What a surprise!  I would have thought that running would make the heart beat faster.  From your field experience I have learned that the bicycle allowed you to exert the most heart beats per minute. The pictures were great illustrations of you conducting the experiment.”
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
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