Li What variables limit or sustain the continuation of a trend?

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li What variables limit or sustain the continuation of a trend?

Track the Trends Project  You will be taking on the role of a statisticians to collect and analyze statistical information about a subject over time  Use the past to predict the future  Integrate mathematics, statistics, and technology

Step 1 – Review Project Expectations  You will be creating: –A slideshow about the trend and possible implications, using mathematical tools of statistical analysis AND either –A newsletter with brief articles and graphs about possible effects and implications of the trend OR –A wiki about the topic, including implications and effects  Review Project Rubric and Checklists and self-assess your work as you go  Conferences to check on progress will be held next week

Step 2 – Pick a Topic  Pick a subject that interests you and your partner.  Examples: cancer rates, population changes, baseball salaries  Come up with three possible topics and we will choose so there is no overlap with other groups.

Step 3 – Research Your Subject  Use the Internet and library for research  Need data from at least 5 separate years/time periods

Step 4 – Apply Math to Data  Using graphing calculator, –Find equation for curve of best fit (exponential regression) –Find correlation coefficient  Using equation, make prediction for at least five future years/time periods

Step 5 – Future Implications  Now that you have made future predictions using your equation, brainstorm potential ramifications.  How does a trend affect people’s choices?  What will our quality of life be like in the future? –Social –Environmental –Economic –Political –Medical

Steps 1 – 5 must be satisfactorily completed before you get on the computer starting Monday, March 15

Step 6 – Graph your Data  Make a spreadsheet with three columns: –Column 1 = Year –Column 2 = Historical Data –Column 3 = Data if using formula (best fit)  Create “XY Scatter” graph of spreadsheet –Historical Data (points) –Formula Calculations (best fit line)

Step 7 – Create a Presentation and a Publication or Wiki  Include the following elements: –Data from research –Mathematical analysis –Excel graph of historical vs. best fit data –Discussion of future implications –Pictures/graphics/sounds that enhance content –Select internet resources for more info –Sources cited  Self-Assess with checklist and rubric

Step 8 – Present Slideshow to Class  Electronic documents are due to me no later than Friday, March 19.  You and your partner will present to entire class on Tuesday, March 23.  Presentation can be no longer than 5 minutes.