Data Analysis, Probability, Statistics from Elevated Math

The nine lessons in this group provide initial instruction or intervention on data analysis, probability and statistics.

The first five lessons introduce students to the terminology and tools of the branch of mathematics called statistics. Statistics deals with the collection, analysis, interpretations, and presentation of information referred to as data. The study of statistics is a mathematics course in its own right and covers many topics. These five lessons cover the basic concepts:
A19.1 Finding Mean, Median, and Mode
A19.2 Interpreting Graphs of Data
A19.3 Analyzing and Describing Graphs
A19.4 Finding a Line of Best Fit
A19.5 Solving Statistics Problems

The next section contains four lessons. The first three lay the foundation for advanced study of probability. Probability is used in a growing number of fields. Many college majors, including those in business, psychology, and education are required to take at least one probability and statistics course. The fourth lesson introduces graph theory, an essential concept in discrete mathematics, and here students solve problems.
A20.1 Finding Permutations and Combinations
A20.2 Solving Basic Probability Problems
A20.3 Solving Advanced Probability Problems
A20.4 Solving Discrete Mathematics Problems

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