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9-8-2003
1. =MathFactDrill...OBJECTIVE:[1.3.3][1.5.1] #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/ASSESSMENT: Do the Math Fact Drill. Review/Introduce variables and coordinate graphs - Notetaking required. Start on Problem 1.1 page 6 in the Book 'Variables and Patterns' NOTES: Math fact mastery is demonstracted by a score of 95% or 100% on 3 consecutive testing days. Be sure each student has a data set. HOMEWORK: Define TABLE and COORDINATE GRAPH both from the book and in your own words also P14 #5 (due Wednesday)
9-9-2003
1. =District Skills Test..OBJECTIVE: District basic computation exam. ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: Basic computation skills exam. NOTES: Possible crytogram filler. HOMEWORK: See Wednesday
9-10-2003
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2. -HW Page 14#5 & define TABLE and COORDINATE GRAPH...OBJECTIVE: See 9-8 above.[1.4.3] ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: Finish follow-up on page 7 if not already done. Introduce and start on P7, 1.2 'Making Graphs.' Provide students with a sheet of graph paper to reproduce the information presented in the text, i.e., a 1st quadrant graph. Continue with 1.2 on the reverse side of the graph paper. Student need to use rulers to draw lines. NOTES: Check labels HOMEWORK: Pp10-12; 1-3
9-11-2003
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2. -HW Pages 10-12 Problems 1-3.....
3. -Page 9 Problem 1.2 Graph....OBJECTIVE: See 9-8 above. [2.1.2] ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: ACE questions with partners: P12ff; #4; #6. Use #6 as an introduction to measures of central tendency - MEAN, MEDIAN, MODE NOTES: Cent. Tend. is a 6th grade goal. No materials in 7th CMP. Can supplement from Glencoe. 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: Be sure students have appropriate notes! HOMEWORK: Measures of central tendencies (handout)
In the following problems you will have to a) put them in order from least to greatest; b) calculate the mean; c) find the median; and d) find the mode:
1. 4 2 5 8 9 9 3 6 3 0 2 3 2. 62 16 40 2 31 46 61 31 93 40 67 77 97 30 18 83 16 76 90 60 3. 26 24 33 31 38 34 47 41 37 42 45 45 36 4. 95 62 72 97 95 86 92 86 62 68[ Mean ]
9-12-2003
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2. -HWCentendWrksht.OBJECTIVE: See 9-8 Above. Review Central Tendency. ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: Mini-Project on the average student using class collected data and determining 'averages' using mean median and mode. NOTES: HOMEWORK:Central Tendency calculations.
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