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www.lcps.orgMake a bar graph of the data. Compare the number of students in jazz class with the number in ballet class. Step 1 Decide on the scale and interval. Step 2 Label the horizontal and vertical axes. Step 3 Draw bars for each style. Step 4 Label the graph with a title. About twice as many students take ballet as take jazz. Make a line graph of the ...
Power of the Pyramids - Population Education
populationeducation.orgStudents should complete these calculations for each cohort. 3. Model how to construct a population pyramid. You may want to project a blank sheet of Pyramid Graph Paper with a data sheet on the board using a document camera or Smartboard. 4. Students construct a population pyramid for their assigned country by graphing the percentage data onto the
Self-Efficacy Assessment Suite Technical Report
www.researchcollaboration.orggraph of students’ scores on each component and self-efficacy overall, which is followed by a breakdown of student responses. The last section provides students’ responses to the essay question: ... data-driven decision-making to increase their students’ abilities to focus on their effort, progress, and learning . Erickson
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nces.ed.govThe most important part of your graph is the information, or data, it contains. Bar graphs can present data in many ways and can present more than one group of data at a time. The graph on the left is a regular bar graph with one group of data. The center graph has two groups of data that are stacked.
ATLAS-Looking at Data Protocol - The To&Through Project
toandthrough.uchicago.eduLooking at Data Learning from Data is a tool to guide groups of teachers discovering what students, educators, and the public understand and how they are thinking. The tool, developed by Eric Buchovecky, is based in part on the work of the Leadership for Urban Mathematics Project and the Assessment Communities of Teachers Project.
Narrative Visualization: Telling Stories with Data
vis.stanford.eduNarrative Visualization: Telling Stories with Data Edward Segel and Jeffrey Heer Abstract—Data visualization is regularly promoted for its ability to reveal stories within data, yet these “data stories” differ in important ways from traditional forms of storytelling. Storytellers, especially online journalists, have increasingly been integrating visualizations
Data-Based Individualization - Intensive Intervention
intensiveintervention.org2 Data-Based Individualization: A Framework for Intensive Intervention In terms of multi-tiered intervention frameworks, students with disabilities and other students referred for intensive intervention have been insufficiently responsive to the core instruction afforded all students (Agodini et al., 2009) and have also responded inadequately to
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www.ilc.cuhk.edu.hkCircle and highlight the graph. Use arrows. Make notes. Circle the biggest, the smallest. stable or unchanging parts, sudden increases, etc. Identify trends. A trend is the overall idea of the graph • what is happening/what happened • the main change over time • the most noticeable thing about the graph • the pattern over time