Team Project - Survey

These are specific directions for Mrs. Alejandre's AVID mathematics students at Frisbie
Middle School
to complete a Team Project involving a survey, data collection and data display. 
See samples of student work.
Group Survey Project:
For the next 3 days your group will be expected to complete a group
survey project.
Your final display must include the following to receive the maximum number of points:
- Name of group and all group members' full names. (word processed)
- A paragraph explaining why you chose the survey questions. (word processed)
- A paragraph explaining how you found the answers to your questions. Who you asked? When
you asked? How many questions did each group member ask? (word processed)
- A paragraph explaining why your group thinks that your data are an accurate
representation of the school's students. Remember you should consider equity of gender,
age and ethnic background when conducting a survey so that it is
a representative sample of the group you are polling. (word processed)
- A paragraph explaining why your group thinks that the data your group collected was the
best number of people to ask in order to have an accurate sampling. (word processed)
- Graph your data using a Claris Works spreadsheet. Each question
must be graphed separately.
[If you are comparing two question you may graph them both on one graph -
for example if you asked people what kind of shoes they buy and also ask them how much
they spend on a pair of shoes.]
- A paragraph for each graph describing your data. (word processed)
- A paragraph explaining how your group rates itself in conducting the survey. Explain any
problems that were encountered. Explain parts of the survey project that went well or did
not work well.
General Directions:
As a group member completes each separate part of the project, make certain that
his/her NAME is on the work.
Each member must complete a minimum of 2 parts of the project.
Each group will be given:
- poster paper to assemble parts of the project
- glue, scissors, rulers
- color printer will be available to print graphs
- colored pencils will be available for decorating
Remember that the directions for Claris Works graphing are on the Web page for AVID
Mathematics students. Separate directions will not be given. Your group is expected to
make use of the directions on the Web if needed.
Due Date:
Suggested Time-line of
Activities:
Monday/Tuesday - Period 3
- make certain that all group members know what to ask and whom to ask
- decide how to make your survey accurate for
- assign tasks - decide who will write each paragraph
Monday/Tuesday - Period 4
- start any tasks that can be done without data - any prints keep in group folder
- students who will be graphing the data should practice!
Monday/Tuesday - rest of the day
Wednesday - work with group to
- organize data
- write paragraphs
Thursday/Friday - period 3
- organize data
- write paragraphs
Thursday/Friday - period 4
- use computers to complete parts of the survey and assemble! - team work will be
necessary
Social Skill:
Respect
- respect yourself
- respect your classmates
- respect the teacher
Points:
Group Grade:
Individual Grade:
Maximum number of points per person for the project -- 200 points
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