Te tūhura raraunga ki tētahi tukanga pakirehua tauanga
This standard asks you to investigate numerical data using statistical methods. You'll design and carry out investigations that involve analysing data (including bivariate data with two numerical variables), calculating summary statistics, creating appropriate displays, and using experimental probability. The focus is on learning how to manage the full investigation process properly and communicate your findings clearly.
You complete a statistical investigation using the appropriate methods and display data clearly with proper labels, showing understanding of key terminology and explaining what your findings mean.
You connect the different parts of your investigation together, justify the statistical techniques you chose, use Māori terminology appropriately, explain patterns in context, and discuss some probability concepts thoughtfully.
You integrate statistical thinking and probability understanding deeply throughout your investigation, critique your own methods and findings, consider other variables that might affect results, embed your investigation in a Māori context using Māori language, and show sophisticated reasoning about what the data actually means.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.