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Complete introductory statistics guided notes and PowerPoint bundle covering descriptive vs inferential statistics, variables, data types, sampling methods, and experimental design. Includes student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes, examples, and classroom-ready lessons for high school statistics Make teaching introductory statistics easier with this complete set of guided student notes and matching PowerPoint lessons! This resource is designed for high school statistics, introductory statistics

In the 4 real-world word problems, the student will: • Identify the slope and y-intercept•Explain what each represents • Write the equation in slope-intercept form. • Graph the equation To engage students, these word problems involve the price of a Peloton bike, the growth of a seed, the descent of a navy submarine, and the investment into a start-up business.

This is an outline of the research that my students conduct to apply the idea of misleading statistics and graphs. Students have to find their own examples of misleading statistics in the news, advertising, and in a courtroom. I have my students make a PowerPoint to display their project but the final product is up to the buyer. This is an editable assignment on Word and does not include a rubric.

In this interdisciplinary activity, students will learn about the wolf restoration project in Yellowstone National Park. They will interpret a graph to learn about the changing ecosystem of Yellowstone due to the wolf introduction. They will also analyze and draw conclusions based on their findings. Included:Summary of the wolf restoration project. Activity sheet with graph, graphical analysis questions, high order thinking questions, and a research component. Who should purchase this resour

This document includes 10 slides with a mixture of slope-intercept and standard form linear equations. This would be a great note-taking guide for examples or used as homework. I taught my students how to use the line tool to draw their lines.

In the 4 real-world word problems, the student will: • Identify the slope and y-intercept •Explain what each represents • Write the equation in slope-intercept form. •Graph the equation To engage students, these word problems involve the price of a Peloton bike, the growth of a seed, the descent of a navy submarine, and the investment into a start-up business.

This file comes with an editable PowerPoint and the documents as a PDF. Included is a set of filled in teacher notes with the corresponding PowerPoint for easy presentation. The answers are set to arrive upon clicking. Students will be given a set of the same notes (also included) that have blanks that will be filled in as the notes are taught. A homework assignment is also included as practice for the students. Topics covered in the Notes and Homework: Random Variables- Definition, Discrete,

This document includes 10 slides with a graph and a slope-intercept equation. This would be a great note-taking guide for examples or used as homework. I taught my students how to use the line tool to draw their lines. The slides could also be printed for a hardcopy assignment.

This activity is a self-checking practice for solving systems of equations using the elimination method. Each of the seven problems are in standard form. The answer cells turn green when the correct answer is typed in and red when it is incorrect. View the preview to see an example!

This factoring activity will help students recognize which type of factoring to use and then implement that strategy to factor the polynomial. Students will: Step 1: Cut out each tile. Step 2: Arrange them into groups based on the type of factoring you will use.Step 3: Factor each polynomial*Answer Key included

This is a short 10 question quiz that could also be used as homework or extra practice. It covers evaluating expressions by substituting in for variables, distributing, and combining like terms.

This is an interactive activity where students will identify the slope by dragging the correct slope to the corresponding table, graph, set of points, or linear equation. There are 10 questions total. This would be a great warm-up, review, or assessment.