I would sat flight and balsa events, bc of their extreme fragility, then any lab event bc most middle schoolers have not taken chem. ID events depend completely upon the test, as many fail to actually have more than a couple questions that aren't just surface level. Personally I think of anatomy as a one page ID eventbuilderguy135 wrote:All of the events are "equally" hard to medal in but the one that takes the most work to be consistent would probably be the flying event, balsa event, ID events, and probably like anat.dish123 wrote:Rank the science olympiad topics in division b this year from easiest to hardest..your team/personal opinion?
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I think of flight events as extremely easy to place locally but extremely hard to place nationally. Most invies have relatively few planes that "work". However, at nationals, many teams are already asking help from professionals to coach them.Rossyspsce wrote:I would sat flight and balsa events, bc of their extreme fragility, then any lab event bc most middle schoolers have not taken chem. ID events depend completely upon the test, as many fail to actually have more than a couple questions that aren't just surface level. Personally I think of anatomy as a one page ID eventbuilderguy135 wrote:All of the events are "equally" hard to medal in but the one that takes the most work to be consistent would probably be the flying event, balsa event, ID events, and probably like anat.dish123 wrote:Rank the science olympiad topics in division b this year from easiest to hardest..your team/personal opinion?
There aren't many professionals near NJ

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I just rely on online resources. Though the varsity team at my school does have a professional coach, but they refuse to let me talk to thembuilderguy135 wrote:I think of flight events as extremely easy to place locally but extremely hard to place nationally. Most invies have relatively few planes that "work". However, at nationals, many teams are already asking help from professionals to coach them.Rossyspsce wrote:I would sat flight and balsa events, bc of their extreme fragility, then any lab event bc most middle schoolers have not taken chem. ID events depend completely upon the test, as many fail to actually have more than a couple questions that aren't just surface level. Personally I think of anatomy as a one page ID eventbuilderguy135 wrote:
All of the events are "equally" hard to medal in but the one that takes the most work to be consistent would probably be the flying event, balsa event, ID events, and probably like anat.
There aren't many professionals near NJ
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It's the SOSI schedule in which next years events are listed.dish123 wrote:this is next years events? I just see a schedule for pheonix in 2019?Crimesolver wrote:https://www.soinc.org/sites/default/fil ... 040319.pdfdish123 wrote:Can we have a full list of next years predicted topics for Division B and a description for ones that are changing?
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is there a possible way to appeal that an event not be run, like if a lot of people do not want it?LIPX3 wrote:It's the SOSI schedule in which next years events are listed.dish123 wrote:this is next years events? I just see a schedule for pheonix in 2019?Crimesolver wrote: https://www.soinc.org/sites/default/fil ... 040319.pdf
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No, there is no "appeal" process. The minds of the executive board and tech committee would have to be persuaded by a group of people from the inside. A bunch of competitors signing a petition would be futile.Rossyspsce wrote:is there a possible way to appeal that an event not be run, like if a lot of people do not want it?LIPX3 wrote:It's the SOSI schedule in which next years events are listed.dish123 wrote: this is next years events? I just see a schedule for pheonix in 2019?
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Just wanted to point out that for most events, we have the rotations planned out years in advance. For my committee (Physics), we tentatively know the next 6+ years (albeit we're open to adjustments if they are warranted.)
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What's replacing Density Lab and Sounds of Music right now?chalker wrote:Just wanted to point out that for most events, we have the rotations planned out years in advance. For my committee (Physics), we tentatively know the next 6+ years (albeit we're open to adjustments if they are warranted.)
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Will hover come back within the next 4 years?chalker wrote:Just wanted to point out that for most events, we have the rotations planned out years in advance. For my committee (Physics), we tentatively know the next 6+ years (albeit we're open to adjustments if they are warranted.)

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Which lists next year's events....dish123 wrote:this is next years events? I just see a schedule for pheonix in 2019?Crimesolver wrote:https://www.soinc.org/sites/default/fil ... 040319.pdfdish123 wrote:Can we have a full list of next years predicted topics for Division B and a description for ones that are changing?
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