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Lesson 1.17: Final Steps
Making Conclusions: Remember, your data should tell a story. Make sure you are using your data to create convincing arguments about the...
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Lesson 1.16: Organizing and Analyzing Data
We have learned many different ways to organize and anylyze our data throughout this unit. Please use the following videos and online...
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Lesson 1.12: Two Variable Relationships
When we compare two different variables we usually create scatter plots to help us see if there is a relationship between the data. In...
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Lesson 1.11: Standard Deviation
Standard Deviation: The average distance the data is from the mean. Measures how spread out (or variable) the data. We use it to analyze...
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Lesson 1.10: Interquartile Range
When working with data we tend to ask ourselves two big questions: 1. What "typical" value could we use to describe this data? To...
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Lesson 1.9: Box Plots
Box Plots are another way (other than dot plots) of organizing numerical data. Inorder to create a box plot we need break the data into...
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Lesson 1.8: Measures of Center (Mean vs. Median)
Measures of Center: (We use these calculations to help us make general statements about our data. It is important that we choose the one...
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Lesson 1.7: Relative and Conditional Frequency
Analyzing Categorical Data: Sometimes it is hard to draw conclusions about data in a frequency table. To make the data easier to analyze...
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Lesson 1.6: Frequency Tables
Types of Data: Categorical: (qualitative) Data that describes or is a quality. Responses are usually categories or one word answers....
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Lesson 1.5: Collecting Data
You will need to collect data to help you answer your research question. An important part of this project is learning how to organize...
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Lesson 1.4: Creating Sub-Questions
Based on your background research you now need to start creating sub questions that relate to your research question. These sub-questions...
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Lesson 1.3: Conducting Background Research
It is importnat that we know what other information is already about there about our research questions. Begin conducting background...
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Lesson 1.2: Creating a Research Question
Today you will be working in groups to form a research question about our community that you would like to answer throughout the course...
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Lesson 1.1: Introduction to Research Project
Community Research Project: Over the next few weeks we will be learning how to read, create, collect and analyze different types of data...
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Lesson 0.10: What's Next?
Looking Backward: Look at the pictures below and decide which responses demonstraste Mastery and which demonstrate Exceeding Standards....
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Lesson 0.9: Group Work Task
The Task: This will be your first piece of evidence this year! We will spend two days in class working in groups to complete a task. You...
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Lesson 0.8: Differences Between Functions
Today we discussed how we could identify each of the different functions from a graph, table, equation, and description. On Monday, you...
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