What was your favorite data analysis tool and why?
In what ways and at what times might you ask students to represent and interpret data in your classroom?
What was your favorite data analysis tool and why?
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Bruner
3/6/2014 04:50:28 am
I can't think of a time when students would interpret data in my room, at least off the top of my head. My favorite tool was the Google Form. It was user friendly and gives you data directly after the students answer the form. It's quick and easy. I'm a fan!
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Beth
3/6/2014 04:50:50 am
While I'm not sure that I would use these tools to graph a lot of mathematical data in my classroom, I could see using it in charting information such as character traits. For my own use, I can see myself using the spreadsheet and charts in looking at assessment.
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mckenna
3/6/2014 04:50:59 am
during unit plan on state of Moberly Middle school (using info from fellow students to create bar and pie graphs in math class)
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Amber Hays
3/6/2014 04:51:24 am
In math we are always working with data, but I think it's good for them to collect it and evaluate data and use it to make informed decisions. My favorite tool is Excel or Google spreadsheets.
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Laura
3/6/2014 04:53:46 am
I enjoyed using the form maker and learning more about Google Tools. I felt like I really had time to practice using it. I feel like I know so much more now!
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Betty Bode
3/6/2014 04:55:08 am
I would have my students interpret and represent data when we are working on graphing. I might also have them do this with science and social studies topics. I was thrilled to learn how to use Google Drive/Docs. These tools will be a great tool for use in lots of different locations.
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