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DATA HANDLING
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Lesson Plan |
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Creative Commons: Attribution- Share Alike |
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English |
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Curriculum Links |
Learning Level / Learning Area |

 | South African Education Sectors |
|  | SA Schools |
| |  | Further Education and Training |
| | |  | Grade 10 |
| | |  | Grade 12 |
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Curriculum Topics
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 | Thutong |
|  | Data Handling |
| |  | Construction of Questionnaires |
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Outcomes / Assessments
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|  | ML.LO4 (FET) | Collect, summarise, display and analyse data and to apply knowledge of statistics and probability to communicate, justify, predict and critically interrogate findings and draw conclusions.
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| |  | AS12.4.2 | Appropriately choose and interpret the use of methods to summarise and display data in statistical charts and graphs including the use of scatter-plots and intuitively-placed
lines of best fit to:
> represent the association between variables (regression analysis not included);
> describe trends (eg. a positive linear association)
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| |  | AS12.4.3 | Compare different sets of data by calculating and using measures of central tendency and spread, including:
> mean;
> median;
> mode;
> variance (interpretation only);
> standard deviation (interpretation only);
> quartiles;
> percentiles.
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| |  | AS12.4.4 | Represent and critically analyse data, statistics and probability values in order to draw conclusions on problems investigated and to predict trends. |
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| |  | AS12.4.5 | Critically engage with the use of probability
values in making predictions of outcomes in
the context of games and real-life situations. |
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| |  | AS12.4.6 | Critically evaluate statistically-based
arguments, describe the use and misuse of
statistics in society, and make well-justified
recommendations. |
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| |  | AS12.4.1 | Investigate a problem on issues such as those related to:
> social, environmental and political factors;
> people’s opinions;
> human rights and inclusivity by: using appropriate statistical methods; selecting a representative sample from a population with due sensitivity to issues relating to bias; comparing data from different sources and samples.
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7/21/2017 |
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