Today we'll be continuing our practice with surveys.
Do Now: Survey at least three classmates about what their favorite subjects are. Record your answers as well as the student's name, their age, and where they were born.
We will compile the data as a class and come to conclusions together.
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Birthplace
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Favorite Subject
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The table above is a way we can collect our data to help us analyze it in order to make conclusions about it.
Now that we've looked at our data, what conclusions can we make?
What do we see most?
Do we see any patterns?
Can we come to any definitive conclusion?
How can we make our conclusions better? How can we get more information?
Let's come up with different questions to learn more about our classmates.
Before you leave class today, you and your partner need to decide how you will collect your data and what you will need in order to analyze it and make conclusions about it.
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