AYLESBURY VALE ACADEMY Data Handling Extended Project.

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AYLESBURY VALE ACADEMY Data Handling Extended Project

AVA Year Group No. of Boys No. of Girls Total Total Students = 1200

AVA Age Year Group IQ Weight Height Hair Colour Eye Colour Shoe Size Distance to School Travel to School No of siblings KS2 results KS3 results

AVA Variation in Eye or Hair Colour Distance from school and method of travel Height and Weight IQ and exam results KS 2 and KS 3 results Your own choice! What to Study?

AVA What do we expect?

AVA Structured Work Clear Diagrams Accurate Calculations Reasons and Explanations

Structured Work Introduction Question/Hypothesis Sampling Display Data Comparisons Correlation Conclusions

Clear Diagrams Grade G/E/F Pictograms/ Tally / Bar chart Grade D Pie charts Grade C Scatter Graph with line of best fit Don’t forget labels and titles on all graphs!

Accurate Calculations Check all calculations carefully! Computer calculations are allowed and would be a GREAT way to check your own answers!

Reasons and Explanations Before - WHY ? are you doing something? do you expect something? After - WHAT? does that show? does that mean?

AVA How is it marked?

AVA 1.Specify the problem and plan 2.Collect, process and represent data 3.Interpret and discuss results There are three rules for marking: 8 marks are available on each section

Specify the Problem and Plan 1 or 3 marks: Grade F very simple problem, well defined aims, sensible data, uses only one feature of the data (e.g. eye colour) 4 or 6 marks: Grade E/D routine problem, quantitative data, good description, still only one feature of the data (e.g. IQ) 7 or 8 marks: Grade C substantial problem, 2 way data (e.g. height & weight), reasons and description, considers outliers

1 or 3 marks: Grade F Any sample, tally charts, bar/pie charts 4 or 6 marks: Grade E/D any sample, average/range, dual bar charts, scatter graph 7 or 8 marks: Grade C random sample, box & whiskers, lines of best fit, equations of lines of best fit, cumulative frequency diagrams Collect, process and represent data

1 or 3 marks: Grade F simple comments, ordered data 4 or 6 marks: Grade E/D Comments on average/range Comment on correlation 7 or 8 marks: Grade C Comments on all graphs, comparisons and contrasts, comments on outliers Interpret and discuss results