Thursday, October 13, 2022
Week 7 & 8 Reflection
Within these past two weeks, I learned a lot about measuring data and calcuating/showing that measured data. In week 7, we learned about sepcific terms we use when measuring data like mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation. I knew that we had to interpret data within our classrooms, but I did not know of some of the terms we need to know to interpret that data, like standard deviation or standardization scores. In my future classroom, I think I would rather use T-Sore when having that bell curve just because it makes more sense to me.
Week 8, we started learning hot to calculate the data, but with an easy method. Excel was never my strongsuit, but I think I got the hang of the equations and charts pretty fast. What I truly love about using Excel for data, is that it helps to show which students are struggling with certain topics, how the enire class is doing with the topics, and what topics do I need to review with either small or large groups. I think these past two weeks have showed the side to teaching that we don't talk abput much but is highly important to the teaching process.
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Week 7 & 8 Reflection
Within these past two weeks, I learned a lot about measuring data and calcuating/showing that measured data. In week 7, we learned about sep...
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Within these past two weeks, I learned a lot about measuring data and calcuating/showing that measured data. In week 7, we learned about sep...
The graphics you included are very helpful to deeper understand. I agree I would most likely use T-scores in my classroom also. Great post Shaniyah.
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