http://geology.com/articles/what-is-earth-science.shtml
Well,
it’s been a fun year in physics. We got a lot done, especially in 4th
quarter. So, about this project… Honestly, I thought we did very well. We did
our best to solve the problem that we had identified, and we did all that we
could in the time given to us. Yes, there were some bumps along the way, but we
definitely got things done. Overall, I think our teamwork was good and our
ability to get things done. If something needed to be done for the project,
someone would always step up to the plate. There were also some unforeseen complications,
however, which hindered our efforts. On some days, the weather restricted us
from hiking and therefore, working on our project. Another complication was
that some group members were quite busy this semester, and could not make every
group meeting. These complications weren’t too bad, but there was really no
working around them. Personally, I learned a lot from this project. I learned
about water flow, the watershed, and the history of our campus. Along with
this, I learned team skill, cooperation, and time management. Hopefully, later
on people will be able to continue this project, as I know I will during my senior
year here at Kamehameha. There will need to be adjustments, like resource
acquisition, garnering of support, etc., but there’s nothing major to change,
well, maybe focusing on one part of the stream rather than the whole. In short,
I believe that this was an excellent project and one of the best ways to do
science: hands on!
