Tonight, please complete the following:
1.) Count up your stamps and have them ready to turn in at the start of class tomorrow (instructions below).
2.) STUDY! Tomorrow = chapter 8 vocab quiz (list below)
STAMPS ARE DUE WEDNESDAY!
- Gather all your stamps--you can leave them on the full paper, or rip off the little stamp, whatever is easier
- You will get all of these back, so if you have notes on a paper with a stamp, don't worry, you'll get it back
- If you count your stamps in class you will be given a zero--this is your responsibility OUTSIDE the classroom
- Count all your stamps--double check!
- I will choose 5 random names from each class and double check those students' stamps; if your total is incorrect, you will earn a score of 0
- Fasten all your stamps--put them in a ziploc bag, put them in an envelope, staple them all together, or maybe glue/tape all the cut out stamps to one paper--whatever works best for you
- Write your name and the total on the front of your stamps
- Turn this in by Wednesday!
- Stamps count as a classwork grade!
- For each class I will find Q3 and use this to determine how many points the stamp grade is out of, so I can't tell you how many you need....
- It doesn't really matter how many you need anyway, you just have to turn in all your stamps!
Chapter 8 Vocab Quiz Wednesday!
- Residual (what does it measure? how is it calculated? how is it represented visually on a scaterplot?)
- Actual Value (y): based on given data or the point in a scatterplot
- Predicted Value (y-hat): generated by substituting into the LSRL equation or looking at the line of best fit
- Interpret Slope
- Interpret Y Intercept
- Coefficient of Determination = R^2
- Interpret R^2
- Correlation
- Underestimate (connect to residuals)
- Overestimate (connect to residuals)
- Linear Model
- Least Squares Regression Line (LSRL)
- "Is a linear model appropriate?" (what do we check?)
- Explanatory Variable
- Response Variable
- Scatter plot
- Lurking Variable
Today's Class Recap:
- Quiz! (Interpret slope, intercept, r, r-squared)
- What IS a residual plot?
- Classwork
- Discussion
- Review: Check out the "AP Stat Guy" videos for help interpreting slope and y intercept!
- AP Stats Guy: Interpreting Slope and Y Intercept (Click me!)
- AP Stats Guy: Residuals (Click me!)
- AP Stats Guy video on R^2! (Click me, I'm a link!)
- How to do the calculator stuff (including create a residual plot) (Click me, I'm a link!)
- Want more? Use the AP Stats Guy link on the right and check out his Unit 2 videos!
- Or, use the Crash Course, Yay Math, or Khan links to review!
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