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stats4schools
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Large Datasets from stats4schools
These datasets from stats4schools are compiled from the responses given by over 1,500 people to a survey. They are intended to be used flexibly but some ideas are given to guide students in their interrogations. There are three sheets in each set
- Decoded data
- An explanation of the questions that were asked in the survey
- The type of responses given by the participants.
The datasets in this collection are:
- Careers- growing up and going to work. What are the career ambitions of UK residents?
- Fruit and Veg - do people eat enough fruit and veg? Are people in the north more likely to eat fruit than those in the south?
- Shopping - how do people do their shopping? Is it easier if you drive or walk to the shops?
- Smoking - who is more likely to smoke? What is the most popular type of tobacco? This data will allow students to look at the smoking habits of over 1,000 participants.
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Careers dataset 437 KB
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Fruit and veg dataset 505.5 KB
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Shopping dataset 311.5 KB
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Smoking dataset 338.5 KB
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Shopping dataset 311.5 KB
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Smoking dataset 338.5 KB
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