Evaluating Data to Assess Impact

SecondaryYear 7 - 9ScienceInquiry SkillsEnvironmentalSustainabilitySocialSocial Action

Lesson Summary

Students will continue exploring essential parts of the scientific method, learning how to evaluate the data they have collected in order to assess the impact of their social change experiment, by analysing AIME’s Making of a Hoodie (MOAH) Podcast and levers for shifting behaviour change for a more equitable world.

Learning intentions

Students will:

analyse data from a social change experiment to describe patterns and trends in order to reach a conclusion based on evidence and prior research.

Success criteria

Students can:

describe patterns and trends present in data
develop conclusions for their social change experiment based on a thorough evaluation of data
construct evidence-based arguments to support viewpoints and conclusions using data and research.

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Evaluating Data to Assess Impact

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