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Communicating data to others
The ability to communicate ideas clearly is a very important skill for a mathematician to have.
Learning outcomes
- Students could be able to construct and interpret an appropriate graph table, chart or diagram from given data; will have clearly explained what their data shows; and will have started to draw on their previous knowledge to make conclusions.
- They should be able to construct and interpret more than one appropriate table, chart or diagram from given data; will have compared and contrasted what their different table, chart or diagram show; and written conclusions about why this is the case.
- They must be able to construct and interpret a table, chart or diagram from given data and will have written a short explanation
about what the data shows.
This resource is part of a full set of lessons looking at Healthy London air and using Statistics to analyse real life problems which can be found here
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