Prepare for a tutoring lesson.

Try this with General Mathematics

1. Pick one topic and bring a question, an attempted answer or a short section of your notes.
2. Write a goal you can check at the end, such as explaining a method or improving a response.
3. Choose one independent follow-up task to try after working through the example.

Pick a starting point

• Modelling with data, sequences and finance: choosing the model, checking reasonableness and drawing conclusions (Criterion 3)
• Two-way frequency tables, percentaged tables, divided bar graphs and describing association
• Scatterplots, direction, form and strength, and the correlation coefficient r
• Fitting the least-squares line by formula and calculator; interpreting gradient and intercept in context
• Residual plots, the coefficient of determination, interpolation versus extrapolation and reliability; association versus causation
• Time series plots, trend, seasonality and irregular fluctuation; moving averages, seasonal indices, deseasonalising and trend-line forecasting

Plan a sample lesson

Choose one inventory topic and a goal. This plan stays in your browser until you download it; it is not sent to a tutor.