Guidelines for Chapter Writing
Hello, Brilliant Minds!
Ready to embark on an exciting journey exploring the lives and achievements of Nobel laureates? Let us dive in!
Picking Your Nobel Hero
Who Inspires You?
Look through the list of Nobel laureates in your chosen field (like Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, etc.). Pick someone whose work sparks your interest!
Visit & Explore
Getting to Know Them
Gather Info
Learn about your laureate using the internet, books, and articles. What did they discover or create? Why is it important?
Fun Facts
Find some cool facts about them – like their hobbies or what made them curious as kids.
Contacting the Nobel Laureate
Reach Out
If possible, email them or their team. You can ask questions or express how their work inspires you.
Understanding Their Science
Break It Down
Learn about the science or discovery they are known for. Do not worry if it seems complex at first. Break it down into smaller parts to understand it better.
Ask for Help
If you are stuck, ask your assigned reviewer. Sometimes, discussing it with someone else can make things clearer.
Organizing Your Thoughts
Make Notes
As you research, jot down important points, dates, and ideas. This will help when you start writing about them. Plan how you will present your information. Maybe start with their early life, their significant discovery, and how it changed the world.
Use Templet
Follow the template given in the Google sheet to write your chapter.
Crafting Your Story
Tell Their Tale
Write their story in your own words. Imagine you are telling a friend about this amazing person and their discovery.
Be Creative
Feel free to add pictures, drawings, or even a small experiment that explains their work.
Review and Polish
Check Your Work
Read over your project. Look for any spelling mistakes or parts that you can make even better.
Use of AI
Do not hesitate to use AI tools like Grammarly, ChatGPT, etc. C, as your assistants to help make your work better and avoid over-reliance on these tools.
Get Feedback
Show your project to someone else and ask their thoughts. They might have great suggestions!
Share Your Project
Present Proudly
Share your project with your class, friends, or family. Be proud of what you have learned and created!
Remember: This project is not just about getting facts right. It is about exploring, learning, and getting inspired by some of the brightest minds in history.
Have fun, and let your curiosity lead the way!