Experiments at Level 7

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Emma Wilson Avondale College EXPERIMENTS AT LEVEL 7

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Emma Wilson Avondale College. Experiments at Level 7. Estimate the age of this person. Some results I prepared earlier . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Emma WilsonAvondale College

EXPERIMENTS AT LEVEL 7

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ESTIMATE THE AGE OF THIS PERSON

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

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On the next slide, you will be shown some dots. You will be given 3 seconds to look at the slide. You will then need to write down how many dots you think were on the slide.

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Estimate how many dots are shown below

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Write down the number of dots you

think were shown on the slide

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On the next slide, you will be shown some dots. You will be given 3 seconds to look at the slide. You will then need to write down how many dots you think were on the slide.

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Estimate how many dots are shown below

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Write down the number of dots you

think were shown on the slide

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

SHIFT

SPREAD

SHAPE

CENTRE

UNUSUAL

CONTEXTUAL

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

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LINKING LETTERS

READY…..

SET….

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

What do the lines/links show

you?

Are the lines mostly going up

or down?

Why are some steeper than

others?“expanding” or “compressing”?

Is there a pattern to the

links?

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

What is the shape of the distribution of differences?

Are the clusters/groupings of differences? Where is the centre/peak?Are there big gaps between differences? How similar are the differences?How do the differences compare to 0?Where are the middle 50% of results?

Does the whole box sit above or below 0?How wide is the box compared to the tails?

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

Do we have a random sample? No

Do we have a population? No

Are we making a sample to population inference? No

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

What do the lines/links show

you?

Are the lines mostly going up

or down?

Why are some steeper than

others?“expanding” or “compressing”?

Is there a pattern to the

links?

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SOME RESULTS I PREPARED EARLIER

What is the shape of the distribution of differences?

Are the clusters/groupings of differences? Where is the centre/peak?Are there big gaps between differences? How similar are the differences?How do the differences compare to 0?Where are the middle 50% of results?

Does the whole box sit above or below 0?How wide is the box compared to the tails?

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BUT WHAT IF WE’D NEVER INTERVENED?

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BUT WHAT IF WE’D NEVER INTERVENED?

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Myth busters video - ice swearing

Did they hold their hand in longer because of swearing OR because they already had done the activity before so knew what to expect??

They knew they were part of an experiment – how much did this push them?

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HOW DO YOU ASSESS THIS?

• Students work in groups to develop problem and plan from background information and provided situation (8 per class)

• Students work in groups to conduct experiment and collect data

• Students work individually to write up the whole report (introduction, method, results, conclusion/discussion) in more depth

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ADVICE/IDEAS TO TAKE AWAY

• Focus on one type of experiment• Experience and discuss lots of

experiments• Teach literacy - don’t avoid it• Stay WELL away from sampling-to-

population ideas (variation or inferences)

• Focus on exploratory data analysis – what is the data telling you about the experiment

• Is the shift/spread from what you did or is there another explanation?