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Current assignments: 12/9 (A),14 (B) Chp 9 # 1, 3, 10, 12, 13 12/15,16 # 19 a-c 25 a-c 28 a 30 a, b Before or after the break...dates will change: 24 a (2.352) b (7.438) c (62), 29, 31 1/29, 2/1 Chp 10 # 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39 - show all steps Previous assignments 8/22,23 Read sec 1.1 p. 4 - 34 9/1,2 #48, 2000 FR # 3 Study for your chapter 1 test. Use your Barron's book Topics 1, 2 & 3. Also try these in your textbook, chapter 1, for extra practice: # 23 - 27, 52, 57, 59 - 63 c, 68, 71, 73 9/12,13 Read sec 2.1 Do in Chp 2 # 6, 7, 8, 9, 15 Study for your sec 2.1 quiz and go over your chapter 1 test 9/16, 19 # 41, 42, 47, 52, 54 9/20, 21 Study for test see below for review suggestions 9/22, 23 Chp 3 see gold sheet read p. 121 - 131 9/26,27 Chp 3 # 15, 16, 19, 24b (use your calculator) Read summary p. 146,147 10/4,5 Study for your chapter 3 test Topic 4 in your Barron's book 10/7, 8 See orange handout for sec 4.2 homework. Note we are skipping sec 4.1 for now Chp 4 # 27, 28, 30, 33, 37, 39, 40, 41, 47, 49 10/10, 11 Chapter 5 Read sec 1 p. 269-273 do on p. 273 # 1 to 5 (all) and # 7 10/29, 30 Chp 5 # 59 c,d, 61, 623, 64, 71, 84 a, b, d 10/25, 10/26 After your test, do the Extra Practice 4.3 worksheet. Also read p. 330-333 Do in Chapter 6 # 4, 5, 8 & 9 10/31, 11/1 Chp 6 # 11, 15, 19, 20, 21, 23 11/15,16 Chp 7 # 29a, 33, 37 a & b We will review on 11/17,18 for the chapter 6 & 7 test 11/29,30 Chapter 8 # 1, 3, 5a, 6, 9, 11 12/1,2 Chp 8 13, 14 (.1032), 18, 19 (skip d) # 37, 39, 40 a,c (show how), 41, 44a, 45 a,b, 47 a,b 12/5,6 Chapter 4 # 6 a,c,d,f,g # 11 a, b, c
Chapter 11 2/14,15 # 1, 3, 4, 7 Optional review problems for the test: 53, 54, 55, 57, 58 Chapter 12 3/7,8 show work finding n # 11, 12 (n = 451) 18 a (4719) b (.011) Chapter 13 sec 1 # 1, 2, 3, 9a, 11 Notebooks: for bonus points due 3/23, 24 Study for quizzes using the theme guides I've given you. 4/6,7 A day FR outlier problem B day FR river boxplot problem Homework is given to strengthen and reinforce specific skills. It will be checked for completeness and effort. Expect to have your homework collected regularly. Late assignments will not be accepted if you are present on the due date. If you are absent, the homework you were assigned when you were last present will be due the day you return. You must make up assignments you miss. It is your responsibility to ask for, and turn in, missed assignments. Your homework grade must be at least 80% to be eligible for grade recovery.
This in in Topic 12 & 13 in your Barron's review book. AP Statistics Exam Wednesday May 16 at noon You can come for help any Wednesday before school from 7:15 to 8:15 A.M. in room 205 for questions about Statistics. You may also attend help sessions with the other Probability and Statistics teachers, but be sure to sign in. You must attend help sessions regularly to be eligible for grade recovery. Back to the Top See also "Downloads" at the bottom of this page Standards Based Curriculum Paper Course: Grade 11 12 Advanced Placement Statistics Instructor: Ms. E. Allen Course Description: This course, as prescribed by the College Board, includes the following major topics: Exploring data - observing patterns and departures from data; Planning a study - deciding what and how to measure; Anticipating patterns - producing models using probability theory and simulation; and Statistical inference - confirming models. Required Course Texts: Your text is The Practice of Statistics, 2nd edition. Please bring it to class each day unless you are specifically told otherwise. You may keep your copy of Barron's How to Prepare for the AP Statistics Advanced Placement Examination at home to use to study for tests and quizzes. Required Materials: You should have a 3-ring binder with notebook paper and dividers; pens and pencils (and erasers!); and you will also need graph paper and a ruler. You will need a graphing calculator - the TI - 83 or TI-84 are the best models for the work that we will be doing. Throughout the year you will receive handouts and practice AP problems. It is VERY important that you keep all of these, as well as corrected tests and quizzes, in your notebook, especially anything printed on colored paper. Workload and Assessment: There is a mandatory state-wide grading scale: 100 - 90 earns an A; 89 - 80, B; 79 - 70, C; 69 - 60, D. Your nine-weeks grade will include your test grades; a homework/classwork grade; and quizzes. You will have a series of short or long term projects, grades for which will be included in the quarter in which they are completed. During the 4th quarter, you will have a notebook check instead of a project. Cumulative semester exams will be given in January and May, or at a time determined by the school testing calendar. During the 4th quarter you will be taking AP tests and will have fewer unit tests; therefore, other grades such as homework carry even more weight than usual. If you are absent the class before a scheduled test, which usually is a review day, you will take the test as scheduled. If you are absent from the class before and/or the day of the test, you will be given a make-up test the day you return. Otherwise, it is preferable that you make arrangements to make up your work before school. Attendance Policy In order to earn a passing grade in a course, any student who misses more than four classes, not including school-related absences, will be required to pass a comprehensive quarter exam or project, in addition to having an overall passing grade for the quarter. Students who fail because of the attendance policy are not eligible for grade recovery. A student must be in class for at least half the period to be considered present. Tentative Schedule: 1st Quarter Chapters 1, 2, 3, & 4 2nd Quarter Chapters 5, 6, 7, & 8 Semester Exam 3rd Quarter Chapters 9, 10, 11, 12 4th Quarter Chapters 13, 14 Notebook check A.P. Review, A.P. exam Final Exam Back to the Top |
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