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Sampling and Predictions Test
Sampling and Predictions - Time to Test!
Sampling and Predictions - Time to Test!
Unit 10: Statistics
Lesson 10 of 10
Lesson 10 of 10
Objective: Students will be able to demonstrate their knowledge of biased and unbiased samples and making predictions.
Big Idea: See the fruits of your labor! Students will demonstrate their abilities to determine if a sample is biased or unbiased and make predictions.
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Sampling and Predictions Test: Today students will take the Measures of Center and Variability Test, using Mastery Connect. Given that it is a test, students will be required to persevere with problems, MP 1, - problems that are centered on the use of real world examples and mathematical models, MP 2 and 4.
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UNIT 10
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- UNIT 1: Introduction to Mathematical Practices
- UNIT 2: Proportional Reasoning
- UNIT 3: Percents
- UNIT 4: Operations with Rational Numbers
- UNIT 5: Expressions
- UNIT 6: Equations
- UNIT 7: Geometric Figures
- UNIT 8: Geometric Measurement
- UNIT 9: Probability
- UNIT 10: Statistics
- UNIT 11: Culminating Unit: End of Grade Review
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LESSON 10
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- LESSON 1: Interpreting Measures of Center - What does the mean, mean?
- LESSON 2: Mean Absolute Deviation - Why be MAD?
- LESSON 3: Comparing Populations - What are center, shape and spread?
- LESSON 4: Measures of Center and Variability Fluency Practice
- LESSON 5: Measures of Center and Variability Test
- LESSON 6: Random Sampling - How do you make sure your sample is random?
- LESSON 7: Biased versus Unbiased Samples - What does your sample represent?
- LESSON 8: Making Predictions - What do you do with the data from a random sampling activity?
- LESSON 9: Sampling and Predictions Review - Are you biased?
- LESSON 10: Sampling and Predictions - Time to Test!
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