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b) School presentation or Science Fair: In this event, introduce your projects to the school community and ask for feedback from classmates, teachers, and parents.

c) Article publishing: Write in your notebook detailed articles on your research, analysis, and conclusions.

d) Meetings with experts and community leaders: Arrange meetings with community leaders and experts on climate change to share your research and receive guidance and feedback.

e) Community action projects: Use your findings and conclusions on your projects to implement awareness-raising, reforestation, and water conservation campaigns.

When planning and carrying out these activities, make sure to call for support and help to communicate your results effectively.

SELF-REFLECTION Appreciating My Path

Think about your research process and about the activities performed throughout the project. This will allow you to acknowledge your achievements, to identify areas of opportunity, and to develop metacognitive abilities. The following activities will be useful for this purpose:

1. Reflection diaries: Throughout your project, keep a diary to write about your thoughts, the challenges you face, and the goals you set out to achieve.2. Peer reviews: Share your experiences, offer feedback, and discuss the positive and negative aspects of the activities performed.

2. Self-assessment: Evaluate your performance considering the quality of your research, the effectiveness of your communication, and your ability for working with other classmates.

3. Class discussion: Talk about the research process and the recently implemented activities.

4. Evaluation of activities: Rate the activities performed during the project,considering their importance, the difficulty involved, and the interest they capture.

5. Presentation of the lessons learned: Make individual or community presentations about the lessons you learned during the project. Highlight the abilities acquired and the challenges overcome.

Encourage an honest and reflective learning approach, considering that you will be talking about your work at another time.

7. Finally, write in your notebooks the assembly agreements reached by the community on how the probability, chance, and uncertainty concepts are used in the statistical analysis of climate change events.

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