Collecting and Organizing Data
Students collect data using surveys or observations and organize it into tally charts and frequency tables.
Key Questions
- Design a survey question to collect relevant data.
- Explain why organizing data is important before creating a graph.
- Compare different methods for collecting data and their effectiveness.
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