Being able to read and interpret tables and graphs is a skill that is frequently tested and where students often lose marks in tests. This Little Quick Fix prepares students to read, interpret and produce tables and graphs with confidence and succeed in their exams.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Section 1: Why is most data numerical data?
Section 2: What is the average, level or central tendency of data?
Section 3: What is the spread or dispersion of data?
Section 4: How do I understand the data in a graph?
Section 5: What are the five main kinds of graphs?
Section 6: What is scientific notation?
Section 7: How can I use and interpret numbers in data well?