Journal

　It was the first class of the Super Science course.  In 5th period, Second-year students in the science course were divided and made a research plan.  In 6th period, we took a researching lecture and listened to presentations.  We recognized our goals and made a plan for them.
   Also, we made a presentation in English for first-grade students in the science course.  We hope their research will be wonderful.

　
   My mind was changed during this time.  Before being guided, I thought that the most important thing in research is “Experiment”.  But the truth is that “Consideration” is the most important.  I’ll be conscious of it and do my best.  (209HR  Sena Maeda)
      

    April 6   Daichi Tange(306), Hayato Kawadome(307) and Yuto Shiroki (305) won 1st place.

   We analyzed from data basketball statistics to explore the ‘‘wave’’.  And we were awarded top prize in the All Japan Sports Statistic Analysis competition.  Japanese sports statistical society selected us out of fifty teams.  We had a lot of difficulties during our research, but we didn’t give up until the end.  So we think that our research deserved 1st place!

   All your effort will pay off someday, so why don’t you do your best?  (Daichi Tange, Hayato Kawadome and Yuto Shiroki)
 

   Our students participated in Science Challenge 2019 in Ehime.  From our school, Water Droplet Group, Spider Silk Group, Parantica Sita Group, Glaze Group, and Multiple Perfect Number Group joined the general division.  Light interference Group and Osmotic Pressure Group joined the program participation division.  They gave poster presentations.
   Many high school students and professors within the prefecture listened to their poster presentations.  Our students also received many questions and advice.  In the field of physics, Water Droplet Group won the award for working hard.
       (202HR  Okubo Sena)
        

   On Thursday, January 30th, English presentation meeting was held at Media Hall in Center for Information Technology, Ehime University.
   3 representative groups, which were selected from first-year students in the science course, made their presentations in English.  After having done 7-minute presentation and 10-minute Q&A session, Ritterbex Sebastian, a researcher in Geodynamics Research Center, Ehime University and Tehya, who is our ALT gave them some advice.  Questions and answers were also given in English.  They were able to learn skills as an announcer and an listener in this presentation meeting.
    (202HR  Nao Kakimoto)