SIP

• SIP


  Science Investigatory Project - a research-based activity that requires the application of different skills in science such as observing, inferring, measuring, classifying, communicating and predicting
• SIP


  An experiment where you start with an issue or a problem
• Why do students need to conduct science investigatory project?
• Sections of SIP


  • ABSTRACT
  • INTRODUCTION
  • MATERIALS AND METHODS
  • RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
  • RECOMMENDATION
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Introduction


  • Must present the (1) background the study, (2), hypothesis and statement of the problem, (3) objectives, (4) significance and (5) limitations of the study
• Materials and Methods

  • Provide enough details so that others can repeat the experiments following the methods written in the research paper, however, conciseness should be maintained
  • Include the significant steps such as gathering of materials, preparing of set-ups, fests and experimentations data analysis, etc., the materials used for each step must also be included
  • Official title of international/established procedures or tests used in the experiments can be written instead of describing its detailed steps (Retting Process, Resazzurin Test, ASTM #); however, modifications for these international/established procedures or tests must be indicated
  • Tests and procedures conducted by a regulated research institution do not need to be described in detail; however, details should be elaborated in tests and procedures personally designed and performed by the students
  • Include photographs, layouts, schematic diagrams or drawings especially for inventions and new products, and cost of the production
• Parts of Materials and Method

  • Research Design
  • Materials Used
  • Procedures
  • Test and Experimentation
  • Data Analysis
• Results and Discussion


  • Includes all the data gathered from the experiments which can be presented through tables and graphs, and most of the literatures are integrated in this part