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Title: Internal assessment


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Internal assessment
  • The project

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Tips for projects
  • Choose a topic that you are interested in
  • Make sure that you can generate enough
    information or collect sufficient data to perform
    simple and sophisticated mathematical processes
  • Make sure that you show clearly all the data you
    have collected otherwise the moderator can not
    check the accuracy of your mathematics
  • If you are using a questionnaire, include this in
    your project

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Tips for projects
  • Write a clear description of what you are going
    to do, how you are going to do it and which
    mathematical processes you will use
  • Give your project a title
  • Keep to your teachers deadlines
  • Set out your project systematically so that it
    reads well
  • Put data neatly in tables just before drawing
    graphs or performing other mathematical
    processes-the moderator should not have to hunt
    for your data

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Tips for projects
  • Perform some simple mathematics before attempting
    the more sophisticated processes
  • Always check your calculations thoroughly and
    make sure that they are reasonable
  • If you are using the chi-squared test make sure
    that none of your expected values are less than 1
    and that less than 20 are less than 5

5
Tips for projects
  • If you plot a scatter graph and see that there is
    no (linear)correlation or, if you calculate the
    correlation coefficient, r, and it is very small,
    there is no need to plot a line of best fit or
    calculate the regression line as these have
    little meaning in this case
  • Ensure that all processes that you use are
    relevant
  • Comment clearly and thoroughly on your findings
    and conclusions

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Tips for projects
  • Write about the validity of the mathematical
    processes that you used and the results obtained-
    eg. did you collect sufficient data?, was your
    data biased?, if you used a questionnaire, were
    the questions answered honestly?, etc
  • The 2nd mark for the validity criterion is quite
    hard to earn. It is not enough to say I needed
    more data
  • Propose further extensions or improvements to
    your project. If you recognise weaknesses too
    late, be honest and discuss them. Try to describe
    how
  • you would overcome them given more time
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