Topic
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Level 3
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Level 4
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Level 5
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Basic probability
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Chance and sample space
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Use simple fractions and percentages to describe probabilities.
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Calculate probabilities, using fractions, %, and ratios.
Compare and describe theoretical and experimental probability
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Tables
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Simple tables
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2 way tables
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Trees
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List outcomes
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Complete tree
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Create and complete
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Literacy Strategy
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Teaching Strategy
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Using images to understand probability concepts
Every answer will have a big bottom
When you move along the tree, x More than 1 answer, +
For 2 way tables, first information is the big bottom
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Probability Program:
Activity 1
Word
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Explanation
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Images/notes
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Chance
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The chance of a particular outcome will occur✔
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Probability
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How likely something is to happen✔
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Unlikely
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A event not likely to happen✔
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Equally Likely
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There’s an even chance that something could happen✔
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Impossible
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The event will never happen✔
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Probability Scale
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Probability Scale has numbers from 0/Impossible - 1/Certain✔
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Theoretical Probability
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We use our theory of knowledge ✔
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We use our theory of knowledge ✔
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Practical Probability
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Test the experiment✔
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Test the experiment✔
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Activity 2
Sample Space
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When you list out all the outcomes:✔
Coin - H, T✔
Season - Winter, Summer, Autumn, Spring✔
Days of the week - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday✔
RISE poster - Respect, Integrity, Success, Responsibility
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Activity 3
Tables
Social Media
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Frequency
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Snapchat S
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11
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Facebook F
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9
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Blogger B
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10
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P(S)=11/10
P(F)=9/10
P(B)=10/10
P(B,S)=11/10
P(noF)= 17/33
Social Media
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Boys B
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Girls G
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Total
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Snapchat S
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7
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10
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17✔
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Facebook F
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11
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5
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16✔
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Total
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18✔
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15✔
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33✔
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P(B,F)= 11/18✔
P(S)=17/33
P(S,B)=21/17
Activity 4
Use the spinner above to answer theoretical probability questions.
P(1)= ⅛✔
P(Red) = ⅜
P(odd number) = 4/8 ✔
P(less than 5) = 4/8✔
P(multiple of 3) = 2/8✔
P(factors of 8) = 4/8✔
Spin the basic spinner 40 times to answer practical probability questions
P(orange) = ¼ ✔
P(not blue) = ¾ ✔
P(grey or pink) = 2/4 ✔
P(white) = 0/4 ✔
Compare answers above with theoretical data if you had to spin the same spinner 40
P(orange) = 25%✔
P(not blue) = 75%✔
P(grey or pink) = 50%✔
P(white) = 0%✔
Activity 5
P(Male is married) = 7/10
P(Female is married) = 3/10
P(Choosing someone who is single) = 1 Whole 1/10
Mrs Dunn Flips a coin twice and says that she will either get heads, 2 tails or 1 head and 1 tail because there are 3 outcomes, the
P(H,H) = ⅓
P(H,T in any order) = ⅓
P(T,T) = ⅓
Draw a probability tree for theoretical probability and explain…
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Activity 6
Complete student voice.
Learn Create Share (Blog about at least one aspect of the probability topic that you enjoyed learning about - link it to your DOC….
My Reflection and experience!!!
From my personal experience, I would have to say that my reason about this whole entire topic was really excellent. Because I currently got to work together with my class and my teacher (Mrs Dunn). But out of all topics I would have to say that probability was the best because there was a lot of concentration and communication between each other which I find quite fun and positive in a way.
PS: Angel Temu
Probability --- Completed ✓
