Tips for creating a good conclusion

A conclusion is a summary of what you have learned from an experiment. Your conclusion should include what you have learned and how you learned it

First, you need to revisit your hypothesis. In your conclusion, you must restate your hypothesis and prove whether it was right or wrong using the results from your experiment.

In your conclusion, you should include answers to the following questions: Was your hypothesis correct or not? Why or Why not? How can you make the experiment better? Did anything happen during the experiment that might have affected the results? Answer any other questions that the teacher gives you. All questions need to be answered in complete sentences.

In your conclusion be sure to answer the following questions: Was your hypothesis correct? Explain why or why not. What were the results of the experiment? What caused the fountain effect? Is there anything about the experiment you would change?