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Elementary and Middle School Mathematics: Teaching Developmentally

John A. Van de Walle, Karen S. Karp, Jennifer M. Bay-Williams

Chapter 21

Developing Concepts of Data Analysis - all with Video Answers

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Problem 1

How is statistics different from mathematics? In a lesson on the mean, what mathematical questions and what statistical questions might you ask?

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Problem 2

What is meant by the "shape of data"?

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Problem 3

Data should be collected to answer questions. What are some examples of questions that students might explore with data at the $\mathrm{K}-2$ level? 3-5? 6-8?

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Problem 4

What kinds of graphs can be used for data that can be put into categories (categorical data)?

Maxime Rossetti
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Problem 5

Give an example of a context in which you would you choose to use median over mean and when you would choose mean over median. (Use examples other than the ones given in the text.)

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Problem 6

Describe two different ways to develop the concept of mean. How can each be developed? Which idea leads to the method of computing the mean?

Jerrah Biggerstaff
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