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This will be a whole range of resources, tools and informative links that will be used during our Statistics unit.
Updated on Nov 25, 12
Created on Apr 17, 12
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Emmalene Umar's List: Statistics
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Jun 17, 12
Sample spaces extension work. Can you calculate the sample space when the options get a bit bigger?
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Jun 17, 12
Here are some great questions to check that you really understand how tree diagrams are used and why they are useful.
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May 25, 12
Another site for creating graphs, you can print or save these. The options are Bar, line, pie, x-y. There are more options for customizing the look of your graph than the other link on my diigo page.
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May 25, 12
Great step by step example of how to make a pie chart manually (using pen and paper).
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May 19, 10
Data graphs: Create a table, a bar, line or pie graph and adjust scales and data as you wish. Great for demonstrating to the class the visual clarity that graphs give to a data set.
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May 19, 12
Nice quick clip about the differences between bar graphs and histograms. Easy to understand.
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May 19, 12
Different types of data displays shown, with little explanations for each. Great if you're trying to remember, which is which and the differences between them.
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May 19, 12
If you want to know how a histogram is different to a bar graph then have a look at this site.
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May 13, 12
This is a fabulous site for creating a box and whisker plot easily. You simply enter the values and out comes the box and whisker plot for you.
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May 13, 12
I refer to this in class when talking about distribution and spread, but I don't go into detail. If you want to find out more about the Bell Curve, this is a great starting point.
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Mar 31, 12
I absolutely love this graphing tool. You can write in any equation and then have it plotted neatly on this graph in the blink of an eye. Awesome for kids to see patterns, compare formula and explore. I love using visualization strategies for maths, I believe it's crucial.
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Apr 17, 12
Make inferences from surveys and experiments. Look at the effect of sample size.
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Apr 17, 12
Awesome tool for analysing the stats from the census. Displays or exports data.
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May 19, 10
Very simple tool to use to make almost any scale bar graph. Could be used as demo model for teachers or students could use this tool.
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Apr 17, 12
questionnaires and psychometric tests) provide information which is easy to analyse statistically and fairly reliable. Quantitative methods are associated with the scientific and experimental approach and are criticised for not providing an in depth description.
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