Math Measurement, Data, Probability & Statistics

HSS-ID.C.7 Measurement, Data, Probability & Statistics resources

Find free, ready-to-teach resources aligned to HSS-ID.C.7. Designed for the Common Core Mathematics set index.

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HSS-ID.C.7 | Measurement, Data, Probability & Statistics

Grades 9-12

Interpret the slope (rate of change) and the intercept (constant term) of a linear model in the context of the data.

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Balancing Act: Tradeoffs in frogs, humans, and other animals

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9-12

Students will follow in the soggy footsteps of scientists wading through ponds at night to record frogs as they learn about biological tradeoffs that connect humans to horses to frogs. Along the way, they'll decide which male a female frog should choose as a mate, based on analysis of call performance.

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Lessons: 1, 2

In Lessons 1 and 2, students analyze and interpret graphs showing trade-offs in everyday life (Lesson 1) and in nature (Lesson 2) using symbols for data points. They explore the relationship between two variables and its impact, which helps them practice graphing and understanding functions.

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2 lessons and 4 supporting media items.

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Lesson 1

Life is full of tradeoffs

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You Can't Have It All: Biologists Explain Tradeoffs in Life

Lesson 2

Who will be the next top frog?

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Tradeoffs in the Love Language of Frogs

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“Balancing Act” Unit Trailer: Free lessons about tradeoffs in life

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Teacher Report | "Balancing Act: Tradeoffs in frogs, humans, and other animals"

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Genetic Rescue to the Rescue: Preventing extinction through gene flow

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9-12

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Students will deepen their understanding of basic genetics concepts as they dive into real data sets from ongoing research. They will hone critical thinking and communication skills and come away with clear examples of how science can lead to positive impacts on wildlife populations.

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Lesson 5

Students will interpret population data from Trinidadian guppies and use their findings to explain how it models changes in the Florida Panther population after genetic rescue has occured.

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5 lessons and 5 supporting media items.

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