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Overview
Overview
At the WISER Summer Program, we seek to provide rising 6th-9th graders the opportunity to begin their independent research journeys in an environment where they can take the lead and guide their learning.
At the WISER Summer Program, we seek to provide rising 6th-9th graders the opportunity to begin their independent research journeys in an environment where they can take the lead and guide their learning.
We also emphasize hands-on experience; the best way to learn is by getting your hands dirty and immersing yourself in your projects.
We also emphasize hands-on experience; the best way to learn is by getting your hands dirty and immersing yourself in your projects.
Our program seeks to bestow the values of critical thinking, data analysis, problem-solving, experimental design, and understanding of scientific concepts to every student who participates.
Our program seeks to bestow the values of critical thinking, data analysis, problem-solving, experimental design, and understanding of scientific concepts to every student who participates.
Our Projects
Our Projects
We have created an in-depth guideline for students to help them outline their original science projects, which allows them to take a more active role in learning about science research and developing an original idea. This will also help students gain an understanding of the scientific method, and initiate their independent research journey.
Our Schedule
Our Schedule
We have a set daily schedule for students, we aim for them to design their project on Monday, test and collect data on Tuesday and Wednesday, make their poster on Thursday, practice presenting on Friday, and then attend the WISER symposium on Saturday. Students will be able to complete the entire project in the camp hours.
Our Results
Our Results
Our program allows for every student to have an independent research project completed and ready to compete at the WISER Symposium, which we host. Students will be able to get awards and feedback on their projects, and potentially compete in other science symposiums with the project they create.
Wistrom Junior Science Symposium
Wistrom Junior Science Symposium
Science Symposiums are a staple of High School Science Projects. As part of WISER's goal to help students along their independent research journey, WISER looks to host a science symposium for all camp members to participate in at the end of their time at the camp, so they can amass stronger real-world exposure to the field of science research. This symposium will include awards, however, each participant will also receive personalized feedback on not only their symposium performance but also help in what science research they can pursue in the future. Parents and guests can purchase tickets and observe the symposium as well. The symposium will include activities for both parents and students to participate in.
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