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\nColumbia University\n
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\nColumbia: Tips for Effective Presentations Using Four Important Design Concepts\n

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\nExcellent, clear guidelines to aid you in using visual aids in a presentation. Curser down to find the information. W.9-10.6 Techno, SL.11-12.5 Audio Visuals\n
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\nScience and Mathematics Initiative for Learning Enhancement (SMILE)\n
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\nSmile: Sample Science Fair Judging Forms\n

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\nTwo nice examples of documents you can use for judging science fair projects, one for judge registration, etc. and the other for actual project judging. This particular form comes from the Chicago public schools. Adapt it to your own...\n
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