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National Science Club Month 2011

5:44 PM by lawr anatalio 8 Comments A⁺ a^-

And the countdown begins..

40 years of PSYSC and 40 days before the National Science Club Month 2011! This year's theme--CHEMERGY: Chemistry and Science Clubbing in Synergy. Get set for the

SUMMIT - September 3 and 4

PSO National Eliminations - September 3

ITSS - September 3

MathSciAKa - September 17

Formulation still in progress so stay tuned and see how YOU could be part of NSCM 2011. Like us on facebook.com/psysc.nscm for updates! See you there! :D

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July 29, 2011 at 4:14 PM delete

pardon my ignorance... :) what's MathSciAka?

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July 30, 2011 at 5:43 PM delete

Hello. MathSciAKa stands for "Mathematics, Science at Kalikasan"

General Info:
mathsciaka is a luzon-based activity which caters to all elem and hs science clubbers within the region. it will be held in Metro Manila. It provides a venue to challenge our science clubbers mentally and physically through fun and educational science workshops and experiments which are relevant to some issues in science, technology and environment today.

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July 30, 2011 at 5:45 PM delete

This year, the MathSciAKa will be more geared towards science topics and activities, and thus embarks on the field Innovative Chemistry, exposing the science clubbers to its basic concepts and direct applications in the society through series of fun experiments. The MathSciAKa will also offer new Engineering Science Challenges this year, which will primary deal on the concepts of Chemistry and its application to the environment. :)

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July 30, 2011 at 5:49 PM delete

It is composed of two brackets: Brackets I (Elementary) and Bracket II (High School). These two brackets will have different, independent sets of chemistry workshops and engineering science challenges. The MathSciAKa is composed of three parts: Take Home Project, On-the-Spot Workshops. Prizes will include cash, plaques, medals and certificates of recognition.