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I am a Young Geologist

Who is a Geologist? A geologist is a scientist who studies the matter that makes up the Earth. Geologists also study the Earth's history and the processes that have formed it. Geologists apply chemistry, biology, physics, and other sciences to their work in the field and research in laboratories.


Instructions:

1. Try to carry out the activities by yourself.  

2. Submit your completed works for us to certify! Only submit photos of your work 

3. Be responsible. If you submit inappropriate content, you will be given a warning and may be barred from using the system. 

4. For assignments that require video uploads, please upload your work onto youtube and then link us to the url.

The activities in the Young Scientist Badge programmes have been designed to encourage Curiosity, creativity, communication, open mindedness and perseverence

Topic

Learning Outcome

Interactions within the environment

  • Understand the causes of earthquake and tsunami
  • Understand how electricity is generated in Singapore
  •  Understand the term ‘land reclamation’
  • Understand the term ‘rocks and minerals’
  • Investigate the effect of volcanic eruptions
  • Construct a model of earth internal structure
  • Identify the locations of volcanoes on map
  • Identify the different types of plate boundaries
  • Understand the term ‘fossils’

Electrical system  
  • Show an understanding that how is electricity generated in Singapore

 

Energy

  • Identify sources of energy

Manual Enrollment
Please purchase subscription at our ticketing page here: https://www.gevme.com/scientist
Select either:
  • Subscribe to Young Scientist Badge (Single Badge) and ensure to pick this course from the list, or
  • Annual Subscription for the Young Scientist Programme Platform to enroll into the whole collection of YSB courses
NOTE: as this is a manual enrollment please allow up to 5 working days tor processing time.Thank you for the support and patience.

For school enrollment, please email: young_scientist@science.edu.sg



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