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Working with Noise in Bivariate Data

Learning to work with bivariate data, a key goal of middle-grades statistics curricula, is aided by a sequence of lessons.

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Published in:	Mathematics teaching in the middle school 2017-10, Vol.23 (2), p.82-89
Main Authors:	Groth, Randall E, Jones, Matthew, Knaub, Mary
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Subjects:	Bivariate analysis Cognition & reasoning Data Data analysis Data lines Datasets FEATURES Grade 7 Grade 8 Graphs Information retrieval noise Line graphs Mathematical data Mathematics education Mathematics Instruction Middle schools Noise Prediction Scores Signal noise Statistics Students Summer Programs Test scores
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