Wednesday: 3 Things...

Tonight you have three things to take care of....(maybe two).....

1.) HOMEWORK: Please FINISH scoring your classmate's 2019 free response

• Give a score of E, P, or I for each section (scored as sections 1, 2, and 3)
• Write these at the top of their paper. For example....
• Section 1: P
• Section 2: E
• Section 3: P
• Next to that, use the rubric to give an overall score 1-4. 
• Provide feedback! We're doing this to help each other get better! 
• Write notes--if someone got a P, what were they missing? Circle it on the rubric or write some comments!
• Pay attention to detail!
• Do this thoroughly, don't half-ass it!
• Here's a link to the question and rubric:
• 2007 and 2019 FR (Only did 2019 so far)
• 2007 and 2019 Scoring Rubric (2019 on pages 3, 4)
• This will not be counted as homework, but as classwork--if you don't finish scoring your classmate's paper tonight you can only earn a 6/10 for today's AP FR! If you do a great job scoring, you can earn your 10/10!

2.) STUDY! We will start class tomorrow with our first vocab quiz. Take advantage of this opportunity to earn a 100%! Study, study, study! Make a quizlet or flash cards or something!

Here's the list of vocab you need to know: (some definitions are in parentheses)

• What graphical displays are used for categorical data?
• What graphical displays are used for quantitative data?
• Histogram (a graphical display that shows us frequencies of data values for a given interval)
• Stemplot (a graphical display that allows us to re-create the original data set; the only graph that always allows us to do so)
• Boxplot (a graphical display that shows the 5 number summary and outliers)
• 5 Number Summary (min, q1, median, q3, max)
• Mean
• Median
• Range
• IQR (know it's a measure of spread, know how it's calculated)
• Know the fence formulas and what we use these fences for
• Describe a distribution: what do you need to talk about/address?
• Skewed Left
• Skewed Right
• Uniform
• Be able to ID the shape of a distribution given a graph
• Categorical Variable
• Quantitative Variable

3.) SIGN UP FOR OUR AP CLASSROOM ONLINE! This must be done by Friday! It's a HW grade!

• First, sign into My AP Online with this link: My AP Online (Click Me!)
• If you already have login information just log in and enter the course code
• If you don't, create one!
• Course codes:
• Note: these vary by period! Pay attention to entering your correct period!
• Period A: WW37KA
• Period D: WMQMZR
• Period E: MXJ7J3
• Period H: EYW632

Oh, and here's a sample answer for last night's ATT homework if you want to take a look:

• The distribution of ATT customer service times is unimodal and skewed right, with two possible high outliers. The median service time falls between 0 and 12.5 minutes, with a (maximum) range of approximately 125 minutes. Generally, the majority of customer service times were less than 12.5 (or 25) minutes, with very few customer interactions lasting longer than 25 minutes.