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Saturday, 12 February 2011 | 2 Comments
A worksheet to accompany the online tool Pictogram Graph (see on MathsLinks).

Two parts to this activity for a lower ability class:
Whilst I thought this task would be straight forward, there was some good discussion with students about changing the scale.
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Interesting – could you describe a little more please: What year level did you do this with? What sort of mathematical discussions occurred?
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Sure, I used this with a low ability Year 8 class.
The discussions that I didn’t expect came from considering what scale to select. So, to represent ‘sales’ in the ticket sales question, how do you know which scale to select when it’s initially set at 1. Yes, a very low level question.