| Lesson |
Access |
Description |
| Data
and Line Graphs |
 |
Students
are introduced to the parts of a line graph and the purpose of
each part. They are then shown how to read and interpret line
graphs. |
| Constructing
Line Graphs |
 |
Students
are shown how to construct a line graph from a set of data.
Step-by-step procedures are listed along with large, detailed
graphs for visual reference. |
| Data
and Bar Graphs |
 |
Students
are introduced to the parts of a bar graph and the purpose of each
part. They are then shown how to read and interpret horizontal and
vertical graphs. |
| Constructing
Bar Graphs |
|
Students
are shown how to construct a bar graph from a set of data.
Step-by-step procedures are listed along with large, detailed
bar graphs for visual reference. |
| Data
and Circle Graphs |
|
Students
are introduced to the parts of a circle graph and the purpose of
each part. They are then shown how to read and interpret circle
graphs. |
| Constructing
Circle Graphs |
|
Students
are shown how to construct a circle graph from a set of data. They
are shown how to compute the angle measure for each item in the
circle graph. Step-by-step procedures are listed along with
large, detailed graphs for visual reference. |
| Comparing
Graphs |
|
Students
are presented with the purpose of each type of graph learned. They
are then shown how to determine which graph is appropriate for
visually displaying a given set of data. |
| Practice
Exercises |
|
To
complete 10 additional exercises as practice. To assess students' understanding of all concepts learned so far. |
| Challenge
Exercises |
|
To
solve 10 additional problems that challenge students'
understanding of all topics covered in this unit. To hone students'
problem-solving skills. |
| Solutions |
|
To review complete
solutions to all exercises presented in this unit. Includes the problem,
step-by-step solutions, final answer for each exercise. |
