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MrNick1

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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, United States
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I am a retired math teacher having taught 37 years at the high school level in New Jersey. I have also been an adjunct instructor at a Community College teaching mathematics, basic skills, and statistics.
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Preview of Interpreting Graphs for the Middle & Junior High School: Book 2

Interpreting Graphs for the Middle & Junior High School: Book 2

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MrNick1
Here is another set of data graphics for your students to analyze and interpret. Using survey results from the USA Today newspaper, students will be asked to explain what the graphics are illustrating. Each activity will ask the student to identify basic information presented in each graphic and make some projections based on the data given in the survey. The activities in this packet are a great way to improve your student’s skills in taking apart graphic displays of information. Bring to
Preview of Bears in the Wild: using Data Analysis

Bears in the Wild: using Data Analysis

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MrNick1
Analyzing data has become an important part of our lives. This activity will guide your students through a complete analysis of data applying the basic techniques of generating data graphic and descriptive statistics. The teacher should download the FREE “The Basics of Data Analysis” manual and present this set of activities to the class prior to beginning this activity. The download can be found at: teacherspayteachers.com/store/MrNick1. An answer guide to e
Preview of Statistics, Technology, and Analyzing Data: A descriptive look.

Statistics, Technology, and Analyzing Data: A descriptive look.

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MrNick1
Save money on this bundled statistical analysis product instead of purchasing the activities individually. The activities in this product will improve your student’s skills in analyzing data. Generating stem and leaf diagrams, creating frequency tables that generate histograms, and determining basic descriptive analysis such as mean, median, range, and 5 number summaries will instill confidence. The student will also be asked to determine if “outliers” exist within the data and how they aff
Preview of Living on Less: using Data Analysis

Living on Less: using Data Analysis

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MrNick1
Many people dream of retiring throughout their working career. The thoughts of sitting on a beach and reading a book while sipping a Mai Tai would make anyone waiting for that last day “drool with envy”. In this activity, each student will be asked to analyze data provided by the United States Census Bureau regarding the median household income for individuals ages 45 – 64 and 65 and older for the 50 States and the District of Columbia. The student will be asked to draw conclusions based upo
Preview of Mean, Median, & Range Task Cards.

Mean, Median, & Range Task Cards.

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This set of task cards will ask the student to identify various descriptive statistics for given data sets. Terms such as mean, median, 5 number summary, and range will be calculated by this set of task cards. Many common core standard objectives will be met by each student completing the assigned task cards. Some standards to be met are: CCSS.Math. 6.SP.B.5a, 6.SP. 5b, 6.SP.5c. The teacher may use these cards to begin a class discussion, as homework, or an additional exercise fo
Preview of "Out of State Commute" using Data Analysis

"Out of State Commute" using Data Analysis

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MrNick1
Today we are asked to analyze data constantly. From the moment you wake you determine how many calories to eat for breakfast to listening to the weather reports letting you know what you may need to wear has become the basics of our lives. The "Out of State Commute activity will take your students through the basics of data analysis. This product contains 10 pages with 8 parts to be answered by each student and an optional activity for classroom discussion. An answer guide is provided for each p
Preview of The Unisured: using Data Analysis

The Unisured: using Data Analysis

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MrNick1
The year 2014 will be marked in history as the year that every Americans will have the opportunity to purchase health insurance. As the March 31st deadline for purchasing health insurance fast approaches, great debate has been given to this important issue. “The Uninsured” is an activity that will guide your students through the analytical process of data analysis. The main objective of this exercise will have the student look into the percentage of adults ages 18 and older and pres
Preview of South Carolina College Graduate Debt: using Data Analysis

South Carolina College Graduate Debt: using Data Analysis

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MrNick1
Analyzing data has become an important part of everyday life. Waking up in the morning and listening to the weather so that you know what type of clothes to wear to purchasing a car because it will get better gas mileage forces us to make wise decisions. This activity will ask each student create a frequency table, draw a histogram, and perform basic descriptive analysis. An answer guide will be provided for each part of this activity. The teacher should also download the FREE “The B
Preview of The Basics of Data Analysis

The Basics of Data Analysis

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MrNick1
This teacher guide will assist the teacher and your students with the basics of plots and graphs related to data analysis. Measures of center will also be discussed. Everywhere one looks we see numbers and data. From our height and weight measurements at the doctor’s office to weighing bananas at the produce department scale, we are constantly bombarded with numbers. Trying to find a meaning from this information can become a monumental task. A branch of mathematics called “statistics” tries
Preview of Constructing a Pie Chart 1:A Different Approach to Problem Solving...

Constructing a Pie Chart 1:A Different Approach to Problem Solving...

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The main objective of Mathematics is to teach students how to think critically and analyze information to arrive at a logical solution. In the activity to follow, the student will be requested to analyze an open ended question and provide the necessary strategies to determine the correct solution to the given information. The topics of frequency, circle measure, degrees, drawing angles, and percentages are discussed. An answer guide is provided.
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Experience

I am a retired math teacher having taught 37 years at the high school level in New Jersey. I have also been an adjunct instructor at a Community College teaching mathematics, basic skills, and statistics.

Teaching style

I consider my style as teacher generated question oriented. I presented my students with a problem and together we would walk through the steps necessary to arrive at a solution to the problem. I believe that if the student can explain their step by step reasoning to reach the objective, then learning takes place. I have used the materials that will be presented in TpT with great success. In New Jersey, the student is required to take a High School proficiency test to demonstrate their competency in mathematics. Employing my style in the classroom has permitted 95% or more of my students to pass this test each year. Teachers who have students enrolled in their class state that my former students were well prepared and knowledgeable about the basics they will need to apply in their future classes. My philosophy was "As a teacher I will provide you with the opportunity to become educated. What you, the student, do with it is up to you."

Awards & shining teacher moments

Author of 4 textbooks. Career mathematician.

My own education history

I have a BA degree in Mathematics and Science education, a Masters of Education degree in Administration and Supervision, and aproximately 20 additional credits in Statistics beyond my Masters degree

Additional biographical information

I enjoyed teaching and working with the students enrolled in my classes both at the high school and community college levels. Watching the "light" bulb go off in each students eyes made this profession rewarding.