conclusions

In this unit students evaluate statements made about the findings of statistical investigations. In evaluating the statement students look at how the results of the investigation support the findings. 

This unit involves the same mathematics as Which Graph? Level 3 but involves students making the bar graphs and pie graphs using Excel. The instructions to use Excel are provided as Copymasters.

In this unit students explore how bar graphs and pie graphs can show different aspects of the data. Bar graphs show the number differences between data categories and pie graphs can be used to clearly show proportional differences between data categories.

In this unit students explore how bar graphs and pie graphs can show different aspects of a data set. Bar graphs show the number differences between data categories and pie graphs can be used to clearly show proportional differences between data categories.

In this unit students make statements about data displays. Students evaluate statements as true or false using the features of the data to support their evaluation.

In this unit we make statements about data displays, decide if statements made by others match the data shown, and match appropriate statements to a data display. 

This is a level 4 statistics activity from the Figure It Out series.

This is a level 4 statistics activity from the Figure It Out series.

This is a level 4 statistics activity from the Figure It Out series.

This is a level 3 statistics activity from the Figure It Out series.

This is a level 3 statistics activity from the Figure It Out series.