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Integrate InspireData® Into Your Curriculum We understand schools are looking for resources to help teach the new standards, with that in mind, we have built this series of lesson plans which integrate the visual thinking and learning tools in InspireData® and are aligned with the Common Core State Standards.
Mathematics Lesson PlansAnalyzing the Effects of Outliers on Mean and Median Develop an understanding of the concepts of mean and median and see how outliers can impact central tendency.
Investigating Percent and Angles with Pie Plots Helping students use pie plots to collect, represent and measure data.
Deriving Pi from the objects around us.
Conducting Original Research Projects Develop an understanding of the basics of choosing a sample from a larger population and learn the concepts of representation, randomness, and bias in statistical sampling.
Exploring Energy, Correlation, and Line of Best Fit Use InspireData® to draw conclusions based on data presented in tables and plots and analyze relationships between fields of data.
Using Box Plots to Investigate Data Learn to create and use box plots and build data literacy skills by using statistics, interpreting results and drawing conclusions.
Investigating Endangered Species Over Time Build data literacy skills by comparing numbers of endangered species over time using dynamic, visual plots.
Investigating Women’s Political Advances Use InspireData® to learn to apply a line of best fit and analyze the relationship between plots and their correlation coefficients.
Comparing the Largest and Smallest Countries Use tables and plots to better understand statistics, such as population density, net migration rate and GDP per capita.
Science Lesson PlansUse InspireData® to experiment with pendulums and draw conclusions based on the analysis of the results.
Classify and record measurement data and develop a basic understanding of the Linnaean classification system. Investigating Endangered Species Over Time Develop an understanding of factors that affect the diversity of organisms, including human activity.
Comparing the Dangers of Hurricanes Use InspireData® to develop an understanding of the factors and forces that influence hurricane development and strength.
Correlating Exercise and Heart Rate Investigate the correlation between performance of the cardiovascular system, exercise, and other lifestyle choices.
Exploring Sun-Earth Connections Investigating the relationship between the sun and earth.
Analyzing the Effect of Outliers on Mean and Median Develop an understanding of how outliers can impact central tendency, and the importance of that concept in real-world situations.
Deriving Pi from the projects around us.
Conducting Original Research Projects Use InspireData® to develop an understanding of the basics of choosing a sample from a larger population and learn the concepts of representation, randomness, and bias in statistical sampling
Learn to understand the economics of using credit and the concepts of simple and compound interest.
Social Studies Lesson PlansInvestigating Women’s Political Advances Analyze relationships between fields of data including women’s current and historical participation in government and elections.
Voting on a Class Project or Issue Develop a better understanding of civic life, the importance of voting, and democrary.
Conduct research and analyze data to better understand a past civilization with the aid of dynamic, visual plots.
Comparing the Largest and Smallest Countries Use tables and plots to better understand statistics, such as population density, net migration rate and GDP per capita.
Analyzing Population Changes and Migration Flows Use InspireData® to conduct historical and geographic research to better understand observed trends.
Learn to understand the economics of using credit and the concepts of simple and compound interest.
Analyzing the Effects of Outliers on Mean and Median Develop an understanding of the concepts of mean and median and see how outliers can impact central tendency.
Conducting Original Research Projects Develop an understanding of the basics of choosing a sample from a larger population and learn the concepts of representation, randomness, and bias in statistical sampling.
Exploring Energy, Correlation, and Line of Best Fit Use InspireData® to draw conclusions based on data presented in tables and plots and analyze relationships between fields of data.
Teacher-School Data AnalysisTeacher Data Management and Analysis Learn techniques to better track and analyze levels of student achievement and other variables that might be impacting the learning.
Evaluating Student Achievement Across Schools or Classrooms Use InspireData® to learn techniques to better track and analyze levels of student achievement across multiple schools and/or classrooms. | ||
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