GCSE Statistics: 10.1 – Data Collection Starter Tasks Questions Solutions Work Book Data Collection Knowledge BookDownload Data Collection Student WorkbookDownload Homeworks Questions Assessments Assessment Download Mark SchemeDownload Lessons *How can we identify if data is Primary or Secondary?Download *How can we identify if data is Qualitative or Quantitative?Download How can we identify if data is Categorical, Ranked or Bivariate?Download How can we write an appropriate hypothesis for an investigation?Download How do we identify the population needed for an investigation?Download What are the pros and cons to taking a census?Download How do we identify a sample, sample units and sample frame?Download How do we determine whether data given to us is a parameter or a statistic?Download *How can we explain how to take a random sample?Download *How do we calculate and explain how to take a stratified sample?Download How do we calculate and explain how to take a systematic sample?Download How can we identify the sampling method from a written scenario?Download *How can we use the capture/recapture method for estimating population sizes?Download *How do we ensure that a questionnaire is useful, practical and suitable for an investigation?Download How and why do we ‘clean’ data?Download Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
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