MA19.MM.22

Mathematics (2019) Grade(s): 09-12 - Mathematical Modeling

MA19.MM.22

Conduct a randomized study on a topic of student interest (sample or experiment) and draw conclusions based upon the results.

Unpacked Content

Knowledge

Students know:
  • how to design a statistical study.
  • how to collect data.
  • how to construct confidence intervals.
  • how to use confidence intervals to make decisions.
  • how to conduct a hypothesis test.
  • how to use the hypothesis test to make a decision.
  • how to communicate the results of their study.

Skills

Students are able to:
  • Collect data appropriately.
  • Calculate and interpret results from a statistical study.
  • Calculate margin of error.
  • Construct confidence intervals.
  • Conduct hypothesis tests.

Understanding

Students understand:
  • how to design and conduct a statistical study and are able to communicate their findings to others.

Vocabulary

  • Randomized Study
  • Sample
  • Experiment

COS Examples

Example: Record the heights of thirty randomly selected students at your high school. Construct a confidence interval to estimate the true average height of students at your high school. Question whether or not this data provides significant evidence that your school’s average height is higher than the known national average, and discuss error probabilities.

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