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An informative title, formatted in “ sentence case ” , that attracts viewers

An informative title, formatted in “ sentence case ” , that attracts viewers Your name(s) here — 9 th Grade Biology, Sage International School, Boise, ID. INTRODUCTION. RESULTS (CONT’D.). RESULTS. CONCLUSIONS. Present the goals of your study.

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An informative title, formatted in “ sentence case ” , that attracts viewers

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  1. An informative title, formatted in “sentence case”, that attracts viewers Your name(s) here — 9th Grade Biology, Sage International School, Boise, ID INTRODUCTION RESULTS (CONT’D.) RESULTS CONCLUSIONS • Present the goals of your study. • Provide background information necessary to understand the topic, including information about the study site. • You may also include the research you used to begin your experiment. • Explain why you have selected the topic. • State your complete hypothesis word for word. • Present and describe the data. • Highlight the "big picture" of the experiment. • Use bold headings to organize different categories of data. • Use figures (e.g., maps, diagrams, or photographs) and tables. All figures and tables need to be numbered and have a caption. You need to refer to each figure and table in the text of the poster. • Restate the hypothesis and whether or not it was supported. • Summarize the research results and provide an explanation for why these results may have occurred. • Again, use bold headings to organize your conclusions. • Do not include any "new" information in this section. 5.75” x 3.75” Image placeholder Fig. 1.Allow room for figures and captions. Use a sans serif font for figure captions to provide cue to reader that he/she is not reading normal text section. Smaller font size also sets captions apart from body text blocks. 4” x 8.75” Image placeholder LITERATURE CITED This space is for additional images of your data (Illustrations from PowerPoint figures; tables, charts and graphs from other Microsoft applications, such as Excel) • Anything included in your poster that is not your own, including text, figures, and/or tables, must be referenced. You may use in-text citations or footnotes throughout your poster. • Please use APA style for the reference list. Refer to the Purdue Owl for APA citation rules. MATERIALS & METHODS • Briefly describe the methods and materials used in your research. • How did you collect your data? How often? • This is the only section that should contain a bullet point list. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Each of these are 2.25” x 2.25” Image placeholders C. Purington, Department of Biology, Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania Fig. 2. Allow room for figures and captions. Use a sans serif font for figure captions to provide cue to reader that he/she is not reading normal text section. Smaller font size also sets captions apart from body text blocks. Fig. 3. Remember that you can draw complex shapes with PowerPoint drawing tools Fig. 4. The above graphic is an example of a vector taken from Microsoft Excel, copied and Paste Specialed into the poster. It was resized once in the poster with no reduction in image quality.

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