Information for Teachers, Parents,
and Mentors
Teachers, parents, and adult
mentors play an
important role in every student's science fair project. They are the ones who
foster the interest, guide, and encourage students to do their best
work. In Alaska, these important adults often travel long distances
with their students to attend the Science Fair.
The Alaska Science & Engineering
Fair is an Intel-affiliated fair. The best
resources for teachers and parents are located on the
Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) website.
On the ISEF site, you'll find information such as tips, checklists,
and information on forms and rules.
The
teacher or adult mentor's help is required with the students'
paperwork. Senior high students will need help with the Scientific
Review process. Please see the Students' pages to see what forms are
required:
Thank you
for inspiring Alaskan kids to produce the fantastic work we see
every year at the Alaska Science & Engineering Fair!
Is your student's project related
to oceans?
Your student may be able to enter
two science fairs at once! The COSEE
Ocean Sciences Fair takes place within the Alaska
Science and Engineering Fair.
Read about the Ocean
Science Fair
