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Gender Gap research question
Objectives
- Apply graphs and measures of center and spread to a real set of data
Agenda
- Bell Ringer
- Research question - Is there a wage gap between races in the US. Find data/graphs on the Internet to back up your claim. (or gender)
Choose two races, see if there is a gap between the amount the two races earn in the US. See if the gap is getting bigger or smaller. Back up your findings with data- graphs or stats.
Summarize your findings.
- Sharing knowlege
- Stem and leaf plots
- What are they and how do you make them
- What is the main use for them
- Histograms
- What are they and how do you make them
- What is the main use for them
- Describing a distribution
- Shape - symmetry or skewness
- Gaps, outliers, peaks
- Measuring center of a distribution
- Mean and median
- How do you find them
- When do you use each
- Measuring spread of a distribution
- Standard deviation, variance
- IQR
- How do you calculate the measures
- When do you use each measure
- Numerical Summaries
- 5 number summary
- Mean and standard deviation
- When do you use each
- Linear transformations
- Problems in class - 1.66, 1.78, 1.84, 1.92 - Heights of class in cm
Assignments:
Possible sources of data:
Gender gap statistics - pg. 12
Gender gap graph - pg. 18
Bell Ringer
Objectives
- Properties of the normal curve
- Normal calculations
Agenda
- Bell Ringer
- Read section 1.3
- Work on exercises in class
- Normal quantile plot
- Closure
Assignments:
Bell Ringer
Objectives
- Properties of the normal curve
- Normal calculations
- Linear transformations
Agenda
- Bell Ringer
- Finish exercises
- Closure
Assignments:
- 111, 112, 114, 116, 117, 120, 122, 126, 128, 140, 148
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Normal calculations quiz
Objectives
- Review chapter 1 objectives
Agenda
- Bell Ringer
- Chapter 1 review
- Closure
- Review for chapter 1 exam
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Review for chapter 1 exam
Objectives
- Evaluate you skills on chapter 1 topics
Agenda
- Chapter 1 exam
- Normal Calculator
Assignments:
- Read section 2.1 of chapter 2