Interpreting Bar Graphs
Students will interpret information presented in bar graphs, understanding axes and scales.
Key Questions
- Analyze how changing the scale of a bar graph can alter its visual message.
- Explain the purpose of the horizontal and vertical axes in a bar graph.
- Predict the next data point in a bar graph showing a clear trend.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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