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    Stats Poster Project 1

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    This document provides examples of statistical questions that could be used for a student poster project. It instructs students to formulate their own statistical question, propose a population to study, and explain how they will collect data. The poster project requires students to analyze the collected data through graphs, calculations of mean, median, mode, and range, and draw a conclusion. It is due on June 7th.

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    This document provides examples of statistical questions that could be used for a student poster project. It instructs students to formulate their own statistical question, propose a population to study, and explain how they will collect data. The poster project requires students to analyze the collected data through graphs, calculations of mean, median, mode, and range, and draw a conclusion. It is due on June 7th.

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    This document provides examples of statistical questions that could be used for a student poster project. It instructs students to formulate their own statistical question, propose a population to study, and explain how they will collect data. The poster project requires students to analyze the collected data through graphs, calculations of mean, median, mode, and range, and draw a conclusion. It is due on June 7th.

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    STATISTICS POSTER PROJECT!!!

    Examples of GOOD STATISTICAL QUESTIONS that will work for OUR


    PROJECT!
    Please do NOT use these exact questions! Be creative!

    The STATISTICAL QUESTIONS is In how many cities have the


    students in my advisory lived? YOU ask THIS question in your survey:
    In how many cities have you lived?
    The STATISTICAL QUESTIONS is What is the typical amount of time
    male students at Del Mar spend practicing baseball each week? YOU
    ask THIS question in your survey: How much time do you spend at
    baseball practice each week?
    The STATISTICAL QUESTIONS is How much do the girls in 7th grade
    nap each week? YOU ask THIS question in your survey: How many
    minutes would you say you nap each week?
    The STATISTICAL QUESTIONS is How many television shows saved on
    the DVR do the students in my art class watch each night? YOU ask
    THIS question in your survey: How many TV shows do you watch from
    your DVR each night?
    The STATISTICAL QUESTIONS is What is the typical age that my
    classmates got their first pet? YOU ask THIS question in your survey:
    What age were you when you got your first pet?
    Statistical questions CAN be posed that will not give a
    number for an answer, but FOR THIS PROJECT, we want to
    gather numerical data.
    With this numerical data, we will make a box and whiskers plot, a
    dot plot, and a histogram. We will find the mean, median, mode, and
    range as well as the mean absolute deviation. We will make a
    hypothesis before we pose our survey questions, and draw a
    conclusion based on the data collected. You will need to explain HOW
    you collected your data and detail the reasons for your conclusion. All
    of these elements will be displayed on a POSTER!

    PROJECT IS DUE: __Tuesday, June 7___________


    Required elements: 1. statistical question 2. hypothesis 3. your
    data and an explanation of HOW you collected your data 4. a box and
    whiskers plot 5. a histogram 6. a dot plot 7. one area (slide or part
    of the poster) that includes the mean, median, mode, range and mean
    absolute deviation (are there any outliers?) 8. conclusion based on the

    data collected (You will need to include the shape of the graphs
    the SPREAD/skew- as part of your conclusion.)
    PROJECT should be NEAT and in ink. It can include artwork to pretty it
    up!
    .
    Mathematician(s)___________________________________________
    Period ________

    STATISTICAL POSTER PROJECT


    Be sure that you have read the other side of this page
    CAREFULLY before proceeding! THIS IS THE FIRST STEP
    toward completion of your STATISTICAL POSTER PROJECT
    that is due on _June 7 .
    Please formulate your STATISTICAL QUESTION on the lines provided
    and obtain teacher approval BEFORE moving on to the data collection
    phase.

    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________

    Proposedpopulation:______________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________

    Howdoyouplantocollectyourdata?__________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________________________

    HYPOTHESIS:
    _____________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________

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