TickTockMaths

Tag: frequency tables

  • A mountain of updates

    So I had some free time last week and I decided to get some resources made/updated and published. Last week I published:

    This year I’m going to try harder to get closer to more coverage with some of my slides. It’s a bit spotty at the moment. I’m going to be filling in gaps and getting stuff published, even if that stuff isn’t groundbreaking.

    It’s always been in my eye to get full coverage up to GCSE. But that is a HUGE undertaking. It really makes you realise how CRAMMED with content the GCSE is, and how it does need scaling back a bit.

    I’m closing in on Grade 1 full coverage. I just need to get some ordering negatives, multiplying negatives, coordinates and pictogram slides done. I know there’s no such thing as ‘grade 1 topics’, but I’m finding the Maths Genie list of topics useful and I’m working from that.

    Anyway, I hope some of this is useful to some of you.

    Rich

  • Frequency Tables

    I’ve been avoiding putting this one up for a while, because I couldn’t think of any decent questions and this lesson is a bit all over the place. But it might be useful for someone. I swing between it not covering enough and it covering too much.

    It starts with a variation theory thing on saying if a piece of data is discrete or continuous.

    Then there’s some finding the mode from a frequency table example problem pairs and 4 (!!!) questions.

    That’s my issue here. 4 questions isn’t enough. But I also couldn’t really think of any way to extend this and make it interesting. If you’ve got any ideas, tweet me @ticktockmaths, because really I could do with some more questions here.

    Then there’s some example problem pairs on grouped frequency tables, and again, not enough and not interesting enough questions.

    Then a plenary. Again, there’s not enough interesting here. Please get in contact if you can jazz this up.

    Happy new year.

    Rich