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Scatter Plots and Linear Regression For PDF, 7 Assignments + 3 Intros

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Tom Wingo
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Grade Levels
8th - 12th
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Included in this zip folder are 13 PDF files. 7 are assignments, 1 is a reference, 3 are intro's and 2 are uploads for Google Classroom or similar site. A brief description of each:

The reference is a 1 page printable that defines:

1. x bar

2. y bar

3. y hat

4. least squares regression line

5. correlation coefficient

6. Independent and Dependent Variable

7. Positive and negative correlation

Into #1 is a 20 page file. The emphasis is scatter plots and limiting the number of tick marks to 5 on each axis.

Intro #2 is 33 page file. The emphasis is:

1. The line of best fit

2. Positive and negative correlation

3. Correlation strengths

4. y vs y hat values

5. Least squares regression

Intro #3 is a 10 page file. The emphasis is using a TI 30 XS multi view calculator to find significant values.

Assignment A is a 1 page 6 question file where the student makes scatter plots of data and restricts their tick marks to 5 on each axis.

Assignment #1 is a 1 page 40 question file. For n=10, the student obtains values such as:

1. x-x bar

2. y- y bar

3. (x- x bar)^2

4. (x-x bar)(y- y bar)

The students finds the summation of these values as well in a table. This is socrative ready or can be printed.

Assignment #2 is like #1

Assignment #3 is like #1

Assignment #4 is a 1 page 24 short answer and multiple choice file. The student recognizes positive and negative correlation, what is a strong and weak correlation, finds y values and y hat values from a model. This assignment is socrative ready or can be printed.

Assignment #6 is a 1 page 24 short answer and multiple choice file. The student recognizes positive and negative correlations and their strengths. The student also finds values from a table and y hat values making their own model.

Assignment #7 is like #6

The google classroom upload is all of these assignments and reference in 2 files. 1 with no solutions and 1 with the odd solutions. This is in the traditions of math text books which our great state no longer purchases. Thank you state department of ed.

Thank you for looking

Total Pages
80+
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Teaching Duration
1 Week
Last updated Aug 26th, 2018
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Represent data on two quantitative variables on a scatter plot, and describe how the variables are related.
Fit a function to the data; use functions fitted to data to solve problems in the context of the data.
Informally assess the fit of a function by plotting and analyzing residuals.
Fit a linear function for a scatter plot that suggests a linear association.
Compute (using technology) and interpret the correlation coefficient of a linear fit.

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