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Reminder: Student Supplies
Students shold have the following materials/equipment with them or available when needed:
- calculator
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- graph paper
- scissors
- protractor
- compass
- small pencil sharpener
- #2 or HB pencils (more than 1)
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11-12-2002

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OBJECTIVE: #To increase understanding of experimental and
theoretical probability #To appreciate the power of
probability for making predictions and decisions. ACTIVITIES:
Page 65-66 NOTES: Review of Counting outcomes - essential area
HOMEWORK: make a table or tree (sample space) for all of the
possible outcomes for this set of 3 events: Draw a marble out
of a bag containing an ecru, a magenta and a pink marble; Spin
a spinner with 3 equal sections A, B and C; Flip a coin.
11-13-2002
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2. -HW Outcomes.....
OBJECTIVE: #To collect data from an experiment and then make a
table and a graph to organize and represent the data #To search
for explanations for patterns and variations in data #To
understand that a variable is a quantity that changes and to
recognize variables in the real world #To understand that in
order to make a graph that shows the relationship between two
variables, you need to identify the two variables, choose an
axis for each, and select an appropriate scale for each axis
#To interpret information given in a graph ACTIVITIES:
Review/Introduce variables and coordinate graphs - Notetaking
required. Start on Problem 1.1 page 6 in the Book 'Variables
and Patterns' NOTES: HOMEWORK: Define TABLE and COORDINATE
GRAPH both from the book and in your own words.
11-14-2002
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2. -Defines Tab/CG..
3. =Pr 1.1/1.2......
OBJECTIVE: See 11-13 above. ACTIVITIES: Finish 1.1 and do the
follow-up (student copy) Introduce and start on 1.2 'making
graphs' on page 7-9 NOTES: HOMEWORK: Page 10 #1
11-15-2002
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2. -HW P10#1........
OBJECTIVE: See 11-13 above ACTIVITIES: Supplemental lesson on
measures of central tendency - specifically MEAN MEDIAN MODE
NOTES: Refer to Glencoe Pp104 - 108- Notetaking is required.
Collect some class data - e.g. height age #sibs #pets to use as
the baseline data. HOMEWORK: Find mathematical definitions
of MEAN MEDIAN MODE
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