Session Number

D-5

Grade Level

Grade Levels: MS

Start Date

3-3-2017 12:45 PM

End Date

3-3-2017 1:45 PM

Keywords

Informal Comparative Inference; Common Core Statistics; 7.SP; box plots

Description

Come and experience a hands-on task that has middle-school students grapple with informal inferential reasoning. Three key principles of informal inference – data as evidence, probabilistic language, and generalizing ‘beyond the data’ will be discussed as students build and analyze distributions to answer the question, “Does hand dominance play a role in throwing accuracy?” Connections to the CCSSM statistics standards for middle-school will be highlighted.

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Mar 3rd, 12:45 PM Mar 3rd, 1:45 PM

Session D-5: Informal Comparative Inference: What is it?

Come and experience a hands-on task that has middle-school students grapple with informal inferential reasoning. Three key principles of informal inference – data as evidence, probabilistic language, and generalizing ‘beyond the data’ will be discussed as students build and analyze distributions to answer the question, “Does hand dominance play a role in throwing accuracy?” Connections to the CCSSM statistics standards for middle-school will be highlighted.

 

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