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Collection, Organization, and Representation of Data

 

1. Represent a collection of data through graphs, tables, or charts, incorporating technology as appropriate.

 

Lesson 1. Representing data

Lesson 2. Representing data

Lesson 3.  Representing data

Lesson 4.  Representing data

Lesson 5. Representing data   Part 2  Part 3  Part 4  Part 5  Part 6

2. Understand the mean, median, mode, and range of a collection of data.

 

Lesson 6. Mean   Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4   Part 5

Lesson 7. Median    Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4    

Lesson 8. Mode    Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4   Part 5

Lesson 9. Range   Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4    

Lesson 10. Standard deviation    Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4   Part 5

3. Have a basic understanding of the design of surveys, such as the role of a random sample.

Lesson 11. Random sample   Sampling techniques   Sampling techniques 2

Lesson 12. Samples and surveys

Lesson 13. Survey design   Part 2    Part 3    Part 4

Lesson 14. Stratified sampling   Simple random sampling   Cluster sampling   Quota sampling

Lesson 15. Problems    Problems 2

Inferences, Predictions, and Arguments Based on Data

4. Interpret a graph, table, or chart representing a data set.

Lesson 16. Analyzing and interpreting data

Lesson 17. Analyzing and interpreting data

Lesson 18. Analyzing and interpreting data

Lesson 19. Analyzing and interpreting data

Lesson 20. Analyzing and interpreting data

Lesson 21. Analyzing and interpreting data

5. Investigate patterns of association in bivariate data (e.g., linear associations, goodness of fit) in scatter plots and frequency tables.

Lesson 22. Scatter plots   Part 1    Part 2    Part 3   Part 4

Lesson 23. Correlations   Part 1   Part 2   Part 3

Lesson 24. Linear Regression  Part 1  Part 2   Part 3

Lesson 25. Bivariate Data  Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4   Part 5   Part 6

6. Draw conclusions about a population from a random sample, and identify potential sources and effects of bias.

Lesson 26. Drawing conclusions

Lesson 27. Drawing conclusions

Lesson 28. Drawing conclusions

Lesson 29. Bias  Part 1   Part 2   Part 3   Part 4

Basic Notions of Chance and Probability

7. Define the concept of probability in terms of a sample space of equally likely outcomes.

Lesson 30. Concept of probability   Part2   Part 3    Part 4    Part5

Lesson 31. Dependent and independent events

Lesson 32. Conditional probability

Lesson 33. Problems

Lesson 34. Problems    Part 2    Part 3

8. Use their understanding of complementary, mutually exclusive, dependent, and independent events to calculate probabilities of simple events.

 

Lesson 35. Dependent and independent events  Part 2

Lesson 36. Complementary events   Part 2   Part 3

Lesson 37. Mutually exclusive events   Part 2  Part 3  Part 4   Part 5

9. Express probabilities in a variety of ways, including ratios, proportions, decimals, and percents.

 

Lesson 38. Probability as ratios   Part 2    Part 3    Part 4

Lesson 39. Probability as decimals

Lesson 40. Probability as percents

Lesson 41. Probability as proportions   Part 2

10. Find probabilities of compound events using various representations (e.g., organized lists, tables, tree diagrams, simulations).

Lesson 42. Listing  Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Lesson 43. Tables  Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Lesson 44. Tree Diagrams  Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Lesson 45. Simulations  Part 1  Part 2  Part 3    Part 4    Part 5

Assessment

CSET Math Subtest II Statistics & Probability Questions: 14-15

Good multiple choice items for review: Work through problems that deal with statistics, probability, and data analysis.

NY Grade 3 State Test Questions

NY Grade 4 State Test Questions

NY Grade 5 State Test Questions

NY Grade 6 State Test Questions

NY Grade 7 State Test Questions

NY Grade 8 State Test Questions

Good constructed response items: 

  • Access the Mathematics Assessment Project website. Work through problems from the Grades 6 & 7 Tests for Middle School that deal with the statistics, probability, and data analysis domain. You may also access the summative tasks page if you want to solve more problems.  

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