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Congratulations to everyone who placed!

The rules for the October (Space) STEM Showdown state that we are only allowed to use a non-programmable, non-graphing calculator, but goes on to give the TI-83 and NSPIRE as examples. I'm assuming they meant to allow programmable and graphing calculators, since the regular astronomy event allows any type of calculator. Do I need to report this to SOINC? (if so how)

Thank you for catching the typo! It should say that programmable calculators are allowed.

Good luck to those taking MYSO today!

MY SO for November (Circuits) results are out!

Division B: https://www.soinc.org/myso/middle-schoo ... eaderboard
Division C: https://www.soinc.org/myso/high-school- ... eaderboard

How did everyone who did the Anatomy MY SO think of the test yesterday? I thought it was generally simple with a few challenging problems, but I thought it was quite enjoyable!

MorningCoffee wrote: ↑January 29th, 2021, 6:37 am How did everyone who did the Anatomy MY SO think of the test yesterday? I thought it was generally simple with a few challenging problems, but I thought it was quite enjoyable!

It seemed to be a well-written test! I appreciated that it was more than just basic labeling of bones or muscles and went into some detail. Seems like a lot of time was put into it, and it showed.

I also went through Anatomy MY SO and personally the questions seems easy. I thought the tasks would be harder