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High school statistics lessons for SMART Notebook
Margin of Error Lesson | SMART Board File
The file attached is an interactive SMART Board file that focuses on the topic of Margin of Error. Use this resource to help you navigate through the Common Core Algebra 2 Statistics unit. This lesson adheres to the Common Core State Standards.Structure of lesson: Aim (Objective), Do Now (Warm up), Development (Definitions/ Diagrams), Practice Questions (including Regents Questions), Summary Questions (which can be used as an Exit Ticket).Material Covered: All three formulas and when to use them
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9th - 12th
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SMARTBOARD lesson on ratios, fractions, percentages, and more
This smartboard lesson showcases how ratios, fractions, decimals, probabilities, and percentages are all similar ways of looking at the same thing. Each page has a spinner with a different amount of colored slices on it. As you go from many slices to fewer slices, the chance of correctly predicting what color comes up gets much better.
Have students 'bet' classroom rewards like tickets or candy to see who can correctly guess the most colors as you go through the lesson.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
CaHSEE Data Stats and Probability
Works through CaHSEE standards for Data, Statistics and Probability. Finding Mean, Median, and Mode. Working with dependent and independent probabilities. Guided and Independent practice included.
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8th - 11th
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Mean Absolute Deviation Lesson
This is a smartboard lesson on how to calculate the mean absolute deviation. The lesson is currently filled in, which you can erase, and has examples as well as bell work.
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6th - 9th
SmartNotebook Lesson - Calculating averages from a table
This notebook file can be used as an entire lesson to teach calculating averages from a table.
The first slide contains a starter asking students to find the mean, median and mode from sets of data. The second slide can be used to collect your own data in the class in order to show how to calculate the mean.
Following that there is another example, before finally showing two questions on the same slide which the students can work through.
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6th - 11th, Higher Education
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