Bivariate Statistics - Plan

 I designed a Bivariate Statistics achievement template using language that learners could understand so that they could build up their confidence, manage their learning and work to their potential.

Statistics (Bivariate) - Internal  3 credits - Literacy/Numeracy
Correct use of the PPDAC cycle Problem - What is the relationship between Plan - number of trials (30) and detail about how you are going to collect data Data - Table Analysis - Scatterplot Conclusion - Point, Explain, Example
ACHIEVED	PPDAC + Relationship and trend
MERIT	PPDAC + Strength of relationship (in context) and explanation
EXCELLENCE	PPDAC + Example (in context). Limitations of the investigation, Interpolation and Extrapolation
Literacy Strategy:	Mnemonic PPDAC Cycle and PEE chain Give one Get one
Teaching Strategy	Trend line, slopes uP Positive relationship Use similar words Trend line, slopes dowN Negative  relationship Use opposite words

Col Inquiry Guide

The teaching as inquiry framework that I will be using in 2017 has been specifically co-constructed for Manaiakalani schools using our familiar Learn Create Share structure.
The elements in this framework share close similarities with other models New Zealand teachers use.

I will be labelling my posts as I update my inquiry throughout the year to make the content easy to access.

Labels:

Learn Evidence, Learn Scan, Learn Trend, Learn Hypothesise, Learn Research, Learn Reflect,

 Create Plan, Create Try, Create Innovate, Create Implement, Create Reflect,

Share Publish, Share Coteach, ShareModel, Share Guide, Share Fback, Share Reflect

Label Key:

LEvidence	Learn - Gather Evidence	CPlan	Create - Make a plan	SPublish	Share - Publish
LScan	Learn - Scan	CTry	Create - Try new things	SCoteach	Share - Co-teach
LTrend	Learn - Identify Trends	CInnovate	Create - Innovate	SModel	Share - Model
LHypothesise	Learn - Hypothesise	CImplement	Create - Implement	SGuide	Share - Guide
LResearch	Learn - Research	CReflect	Create - Reflect	SFback	Share - Feedback
LReflect	Learn - Reflect			SReflect	Share - Reflect

Farewell

To all you non-bloggers out there, I bid you a sad farewell as I have decided to take the plunge into the blogging pool. After much encouragement and support from Manaiakalani colleagues, I have decided to be brave and give it a go. Watch this space! +Russel Dunn +Hinerau Anderson +Dorothy Apelu +Georgia Dougherty +Brenton Moyes +Karen Ferguson