Data Handling

Introduction

Click on the link to access my introduction video:

https://vimeo.com/744916322

Task

Bar Graphs

1) Identify different ways of categorising data.

2) Play graph games resulting in having the ability to analyse and interpret graphs.

3) Create your own graph with the information provided.

Process

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Step 1: 

Watch the video on Data Handing and make notes from the link: https://youtu.be/uHRqkGXX55I

NB: Pay close attention especially to Bar Graphs 

 

Step 2:

Analyse the data on a graph game and fill in the correct answers from the link: https://ca.ixl.com/math/grade-8/interpret-bar-graphs

 

Step 3:

Watch the video on Drawing Bar Graphs from the link: https://youtu.be/zGre4QViTmA

 

Step 4:

Draw your own Bar Graph and scan it onto Microsoft Word. Once completed, email me your Bar Graph which my email address can be found at Credits. Remember to supply labels, headings and colour to your graphs.

The information needed for your Bar Graph is:

Below is a frequency of the number of students in each grade

Grade 8 180
Grade 9 185
Grade 10 170
Grade 11 150
Grade 12 130

 

DUE DATE: 9 SEPTEMBER 2022

Evaluation

Each Bar Graph will be evaluated based on the rubric below.

  Poor (1) Okay (2) Good (3) Excellent (4) Total
Interpretation of the Graph Student did not interpret the graph correctly. The student interpreted the minimum of the graph. The student has a fairly good interpretation of the graph. The student has an excellent understanding and interpretation of the graph.  
Accuracy of the Data There three or more data errors on the graph. There are two data errors on the graph. There is one data error on the graph. All data are completely accurate and there are no errors.  
Title  There is no title present. The title does not completely link with the graph. The title does link with the graph. The title links perfectly with the graph.  
Labels Labels of the graph is not present. Labels are present but does not link with the data. Labels does link with the data. Labels are clear, accurate and perfectly links with the data.  
Graph is neat and colourful Graph is untidy and there is no colour. Graph is neat but there is no colour or graph is untidy but there is colour. Graph is neat and there is colour but more could have been added. Graph is very neat and colourful. Lots of hard work and effort was put into this graph.  

                                                                                                                                                                                         Total: 20 Marks

 

Conclusion

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Good Job! You have successfully completed the task and are well prepared for future tasks, tests and exams. You have learned about the different way to represent data. You have learned how to interpret Bar Graphs and any other graphs. You have also learned how to draw your own Bar Graph and represent the data given to you in the graph. 

I hope you enjoyed this webquest and will refer back to it to refresh your memory. Once you get your marks back, compare graphs with a friend and see what you did well and where you can improve, and remember MATHS IS FUN!!

Credits

Author Biography

Ansil Blacker

A young teacher that hopes for success in all students. Email address is ansilblacker@gmail.com 

 

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