Bringing Data to Life for 11-14 years: Statistical approaches to real global issues
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Engage learners and improve maths skills with real-life data collected from research projects in Ethiopia.
Using this exciting resource for 11-14 years, learners can hone their data-handling skills by interpreting charts, plotting data and considering the challenges of data collection. Explore the lives of female smallholders in Ethiopia and investigate whether collective action has a positive impact on women’s empowerment.
Also available for 14-16 years.
- Explore the challenges of data collection
- Read and plot a scatter graph
- Consider the importance of sample size when analysing data
- Compare the mean, median and mode
- Use pie and bar charts to analyse the wealth of women
- Effectively represent different types of data
- Interpret qualitative and quantitative data
Ewch ati i ennyn brwdfrydedd dysgwyr a gwella eu sgiliau Mathemateg gyda data bywyd go iawn a gasglwyd o brosiectau ymchwil yn Ethiopia.
Gan ddefnyddio’r adnodd cyffrous hwn ar gyfer disgyblion 11-14 oed, gall dysgwyr fireinio eu sgiliau trin data trwy ddehongli graffiau, plotio data, ac ystyried yr heriau sy’n gysylltiedig â chasglu data. Archwiliwch fywydau tyddynwyr benywaidd yn Ethiopia ac ystyriwch a yw gweithredu ar y cyd wedi cael effaith gadarnhaol o ran grymuso menywod.
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