Welcome+to+the+Binus+Group+4+Project+2012

All IB science students must complete a Group 4 Project as part of the required IB Group 4 (Science) practical program. The following elements are expected: In this project you are part of a multidisciplinary team studying a particular science topic within the same theme of TIME. Your team will consist of 4-6 students, with a mixture of science disciplines represented. There is a strong emphasis on team work, sharing of ideas, and cooperation.
 * Interdisciplinary collaboration
 * Appreciation of the implications of science and the limitations of scientific study
 * Development of teamwork
 * Development of planning skills
 * Exchange or sharing of both data collected at issues raised
 * Approximately 10 hours of involvement time

Personal skills are assessed during the group 4 project.

** 2 ** || Approaches the project with self-motivation and follows it through to completion. || Collaborates and communicates in a group situation and integrates the views of others. || Shows a thorough awareness of their own strengths and weaknesses and gives thoughtful consideration to their learning experience. ||  ||  ** 1 **  || Completes the project but sometimes lacks self-motivation. || Exchanges some views but requires guidance to collaborate with others. || Shows limited awareness of their own strengths and weaknesses and gives some consideration to their learning experience. ||  ||  ** 0 **  || Lacks perseverance and motivation. || Makes little or no attempt to collaborate in a group situation. || Shows no awareness of their own strengths and weaknesses and gives no consideration to their learning experience. ||  || __EVALUATE - 30 March 2012 - again all day event (THIS IS A MANDATORY EVENT!)__ You and your discipline partner will attend the IB Group 4 EVALATION session. You must bring a complete rough draft of your experiment design, results and conclusions to share with your interdisciplinary group. During this day you will need to view the results of each other’s projects in your interdisciplinary group make collective interpretations and conclusions about how the experiments relate to each other. You will then prepare webpages of your interdisciplinary groups findings, which should have the individual disciplines results together with your collaborative conclusions about how the experiments relate to each other. The webpages should be published here before the end of the day so all groups can view each other’s projects and teachers can review your groups’ findings. Your laptops would be useful today!!
 * ** LEVEL ** ||  ** Self-motivation and perseverance **  ||  ** Working within a team **  ||  ** Self-reflection **  ||   ||
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