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11-18-2002

1. -HW:mn/med/mode..(Define MEAN MEDIAN and MODE)
2. =P6 1.1 data.....
3. -P7 1.2 graph....
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:
Glencoe, Page 259ff, The Coordiante System - graph points on a
coordinate plane.P260 1-8 and P261 15-9 NOTES: HOMEWORK: On
graph paper, draw a coordinate plane. Then graph and label each
point. 1. N(-4,3) 2. K(2,5) 3. W(-6,-2) 4. X(5,0) 5.
Y(4,-4) 6. M(0,-3) 7.Z(-2,0.5) 8. S(-1,-3)
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11-19-2002

1. =WarmUps cd/eq...
2. -HW Plot Points..
OBJECTIVE: See 11-18 above. ACTIVITIES: Collect some class data
- e.g. height, weight, age #sibs #pets to use as the baseline
data. Arrange for all students to gather set. Glencoe P104ff,
Mean, Median and Mode. Do page 106 NOTES: HOMEWORK: Measures
of central tendencies (handout)
11-20-2002

1. =WarmUps set-ups.
2. -HW CentTend.....
OBJECTIVE: See 11-18 above. ACTIVITIES:Distribute Progress
Report #5 find the mean, median and mode of the class data.
NOTES: HOMEWORK: P11+, 2 and 4 Complete answers please
11-21-2002

1. =ProgReport #5...
2. -HW P11+ 2&4.....
3. =P14 6&7.........
OBJECTIVE: See 11-18 above. ACTIVITIES: With a partner, do
p14+, problems 6 and 7. Them plot class height vs class weight
and class height vs class age. List any relationships seen.
NOTES: HOMEWORK: P26 #1
11-22-2002 
1. =WarmUp Frac +...
2. -HW P26 #1.......
OBJECTIVE: #To make sense of data given in the form of a table
or graph #To read a narrative of a situation that changes over
time and make a table and graph that represent these changes
#To read data given in a table and make a graph from the table
#To compare tables, graphs and narratives and understand the
advantages and disadvantages of each form of representation
ACTIVITIES:Introduce investigation 2 and problem 2.1 'Day 1:
Philadelphia to Atlantic City' NOTES: HOMEWORK: P19 Problem
2.1 follow up.
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