TEACHER
FACILITATED LESSONS: SUMMERIZING & INTERPRETING
What
is a Teacher Facilitated Lesson?
Teacher Facilitated lessons are lessons that can be downloaded
from the internet to your own computer for use in the classroom.
These activities offer opportunities for students learn
particular math concepts either AT the computer or AWAY
from the computer. These lessons are facilitated by the
teacher to some degree.
These
files are available to you in both the WORD (.doc) and PDF
format so that you can take the activity "as is"
(PDF) or take it in a form that you can easily modify (.doc)
to suit your own needs.
Teacher
Facilitated Lessons for Summarizing and Interpreting
| Students
draft entire NHL teams from a list. They then compare
the salaries to the final standings. The goal is determine
cost efficiency and redefine success. |
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the students compare the salaries and performance of
several players to that of the team for which they play.
They are to use this data to make conclusions about
the relative value of each player to his team and to
decide if these comparisons can be misleading (they
can). |
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| Statistics
Canada has a rich set of activities centered around
the interpretation of aggregate data. Most have materials
available for print and offer several instructional
approaches. The link takes you to one of the repositories. |
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