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Data Analysis and Probability:
Using Data to Make Predictions


In Data Analysis and Probability: Using Data to Make Predictions, we present ways to support NCTM standards for grades 3-5 that invite students to collect, analyze, and make predictions from data. The teaching case presents two lessons taught to a fifth grade class. The first lesson explores mathematical fairness. The second lesson highlights the relationship between sample size and accuracy of predictions about a whole population.

Participants in this course:

  • Explore the difference between social fairness and mathematical fairness.
  • Examine how probability relates to causality.
  • Understand relations among sample size, data collection, and accurate predictions.
  • Develop strategies that support student thinking, reflection, and dialogue.
  • Explore how graphic representations can indicate accuracy of data measurements.
  • Develop ways to guide students from faulty to sound mathematical concepts.

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Course Listing

Effective Questioning in the Mathematics Classroom

Foundations of Effective
Mathematics Teaching


Formative Assessment in the Mathematics Classroom

Number & Operations:
Division with Remainders


Number & Operations:
The Magnitude of Fractions


Number & Operations:
Broken Calculator


Geometry:
2D and 3D Figures


Geometry:
Calculating Area of a Triangle


Data Analysis and Probability:
Using Data to Make Predictions


Data Analysis and Probability:
Measures of Center


Pre-Algebra:
Pan Balance Equations


Pre-Algebra:
Patterns and Functions



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