61% of the kids we surveyed thought that TIS has a litter problem and the remainder 39% thinks that we are just fine. We asked kids around TIS how many times have they dropped a piece of rubbish, 38% said never, 39% said less than 5 times, 12% said less than 10 times and 11% said more than 10 times. 13% of people said they have never picked up a piece of rubbish ad 56% said they only have picked up a piece of rubbish less than 25 times, 12% less than 50 times, 6% less than 100, 13% more than 100. People voted that the field was the worst effected area with around class rooms in second with 23%, 3rd playground and other, 4th canteen and final the turf with 8%. People think that we need to everyday every class picks up rubbish with 42% of votes, more bins 33%, nothing 17% and other 9%.
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Do you think TIS has a litter proplem
Yes
106
61%
No
66
38%
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How many times have you dropped a piece of rubbish on purpose?
No
66
38%
Less Than 5 Times
67
39%
Less Than 10 Times
20
12%
More Than 10 Times
19
11%
People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%. ||
Do you think that the school has enough bins?
No
65
38%
Yes
107
62%
People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%. ||
How many times have you picked up a piece of rubbish?
Never
22
13%
Less Than 25
97
56%
Less Than 50
21
12%
Less Than 100
10
6%
More Than 100
22
13%
People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%. ||
How many times have you seen someone drop a piece of rubbish?
Less Than 10
52
30%
Less Than 50
56
32%
Less Than 100
27
16%
More than 100
37
21%
People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%. ||
Where are the worst litter effected areas?
Field
71
41%
Playground
17
10%
Turf
13
8%
Canteen
16
9%
Around Classrooms
39
23%
Other
17
10%
People may select more than one checkbox, so percentages may add up to more than 100%. ||
How do you think we can improve our litter problem?
Learning Intention:
To plan and conduct a survey using the statistical enquiry cycle; determining appropriate variables and measures; gathering and sorting data; finding patterns, variations, relationships and trends. Using this information to present findings and submit a letter to make a change in our school.
Student Reflection: It was very interesting with our result they we got on some questions we could tell that people were not telling the truth. It was quite intristing finding out that 42% of people thought we should make every class everyday pick up rubbish, when probably would not even pick up rubbish when they are asked to.
61% of the kids we surveyed thought that TIS has a litter problem and the remainder 39% thinks that we are just fine. We asked kids around TIS how many times have they dropped a piece of rubbish, 38% said never, 39% said less than 5 times, 12% said less than 10 times and 11% said more than 10 times. 13% of people said they have never picked up a piece of rubbish ad 56% said they only have picked up a piece of rubbish less than 25 times, 12% less than 50 times, 6% less than 100, 13% more than 100. People voted that the field was the worst effected area with around class rooms in second with 23%, 3rd playground and other, 4th canteen and final the turf with 8%. People think that we need to everyday every class picks up rubbish with 42% of votes, more bins 33%, nothing 17% and other 9%.
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Mathematics Statistical Investigation Sample Curriculum Level 4
Learning Intention:
To plan and conduct a survey using the statistical enquiry cycle; determining appropriate variables and measures; gathering and sorting data; finding patterns, variations, relationships and trends. Using this information to present findings and submit a letter to make a change in our school.
Student Reflection: It was very interesting with our result they we got on some questions we could tell that people were not telling the truth. It was quite intristing finding out that 42% of people thought we should make every class everyday pick up rubbish, when probably would not even pick up rubbish when they are asked to.
Teacher Comment: