Part 5:  from the Data at Hand to the World at Large

 

1.      Time Frame: ~16 days

2.      Structure:

a)      Teams Students will work in teams of four for assignments and in pairs for projects.

b)      Spaces Large group presentation space, small group work

c)      Equipment TI 83/84, Minitab, ActiviStat, Fathom

 

3.      Text Reading and Assignments:

 

Assigned Reading

Quiz

In class  Problem

Class Discussion

Written Assignment

2/5/07- 2/8/07

Quiz 2/9

P. 410 Ch 18 Sampling Distributions

25 pennies – Central Limit Activity

Reese Activity

 

P. 428 1-13,19,23,29,,31,33

 

2/9/07-2/16/07

Quiz 2/16/07

P. 432 Ch 19 Confidence Intervals for Proportions

M & M Activity

P. 446 3-13 17-19 27 (odd)

 

2/19/07-2/22/07

Quiz 2/22/07

P. 451 Ch 20 Testing Hypotheses about Proportions

 

P. 469 1-25 odd

2/23/07-2/24/07

Quiz 2/26/07

P. 473 Ch 21 More About testing

 

P. 491 1-19 odd, 25

Life after High School

2/24/07-2/28

Quiz 2/28/07

Take home

P. 495 Ch 22 Comparing Two proportions

Peanut M&M

P. 507 1-11,15, 26, 27

3/1-3/2

P. 512 Review

 

P. 513 1-37 odd (if you have an A on all the quiz  pick 5 that cover all the topics)

3/5/07

Part 4 Test

 

 

1/3 Individual: Review assignments

1/3 Small group: Assignments, including review and practice tests

1/3 Large group: Presentation of lesson, Introduction to concepts, Calculator and Computer lessons

Assessment/Deliverables:

1.      Five Quiz

2.      Part 5 Test

3.      Notebook check for class work, assignments

4.      Full participation

5.      Student will demonstrate his/her understanding of Sampling Distributions, The Central limit Theorem, Confidence Intervals and Hypotheses Testing for proportions, Type I and II error. Specials attention should be taken to notation and assumptions and to determination of appropriate test.