
PERFORMANCE TASK
Presentation
•
Other
•
University
•
Practice Problem
•
Hard
Oliver Almodiel
Used 26+ times
FREE Resource
20 Slides • 0 Questions
1
PERFORMANCE TASK
2
HABIT 2: Begin with the end in mind
LEARNING TARGETS:
I can apply an appropriate distribution for a real-life application.
I can perform appropriate tests of hypotheses involving population mean and population proportion to make inferences in real-life problems in different disciplines.
3
GRASPS STATEMENT
Your community is planning to enhance tourism by introducing new products that will represent your place in the upcoming community grand tour. You will be part of a market research community that focuses on product development in line with your strand/field. Creating something new is only one aspect of innovation; it can also involve refining already-existing products. As Lasallian interns who will be serving the community and setting an example to inspire the youth, you are challenged to produce a product that you think will increase the community's tourism. To come up with this study, you will be following a guideline. Your output will be evaluated based on the given rubrics.
4
TASK 1 TASK 2 FINAL OUTPUT
WORKSHEET 1
VIDEO PRESENTATION
ORGANIZED
EXCEL FILE
5
GUIDELINES
Task 1:
1. Search for a specific product of your chosen
interest that you want to innovate/develop.
- The information must come from published journals,
credible websites of a company, etc..
- Use Google Scholar or the school’s Online Database Access
in searching for your related reading/articles. You may visit the LRC to
ask how.
- No other websites will be accepted as references.
2. Compose at least three statistical questions
about your chosen product innovation..
- The statistical questions should be answerable through a
survey.
6
3. Create an online survey that aims to answer the statistical questions asked.
- Use any online survey application.
- The survey questions must give you numerical results (realizations of the random variables)
- In creating an online survey, always include a request for consent. The name is always optional.
4. Send emails to your immediate target population. They may be living or studying in your
immediate community.
- The email should indicate the purpose of your study (why your topic is important and why they should answer the survey) and the link
to the online survey you created.
- Respectfully ask for cooperation from the people you will be sending emails to.
- Follow-up (max of 1 follow-up only) if emails are unanswered within two days.
Note: Your email should be checked and approved first by your subject teacher before sending it out to your participants.
5. Collect at least 30 data per statistical question.
6. Use any data processing application (Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets, etc.) in organizing the
data. - Create a tabular presentation, a graph (histogram), and the probability mass function of the
data gathered.
7
WORKSHEET 1
8
TASK 2
Submit the excel file containing all the computations for the final output.
TASK 3: FINAL OUTPUT
Your final output must include the following parts:
1.
Short commercial of the chosen product innovation
2.
Statistical hypotheses/questions
3.
the definition of your random variables;
4.
a discussion on how sampling is done;
5.
a discussion of the computation of the mean, variance, and standard deviation;
6.
interpretation of the results.
7.
recommendations
The video should be 5 – 8 minutes long.
9
Sample Products
10
SAP Accounting Software
Automatic Sharpener
11
Recycled Paper Products
Rehabilitation Programs for Juvenile Delinquent
12
HYDROPONICS
SEABIN
13
TASK 1 Rubric
14
TASK 2 Rubric
15
FINAL OUTPUT Rubric
16
Groupings
The group will be composed of 6-7 members.
- each group will have one leader and one assistant leader
students may volunteer to be a leader. If there will be no volunteers, leaders will be chosen through wheel of names.
members will be assigned to groups through random sampling
17
Jamboard Links
Instructions: Each group will be given a Jamboard link which will serve as the presentation material of the group. The presentation material will include the following:
First slide - Planning stage (summary of shared ideas and tasking)
Second slide - Proposed Product (proposed title of the product, short background details on the product, purpose and significance of the innovation/product.
Third slide - Reflection Stage (3-2-1 Ts)
Link template: https://bit.ly/SPSectionGroup#
Example : https://bit.ly/SP11AGroup1
18
Group Activity
19
Group Activity
20
DATES TO REMEMBER
PERFORMANCE TASK
Show answer
Auto Play
Slide 1 / 20
SLIDE
Similar Resources on Wayground
16 questions
Either, Neither, Both
Presentation
•
University
16 questions
Past Simple vs Present Perfect
Presentation
•
University
13 questions
RECOUNT TEXT
Presentation
•
University
16 questions
Business
Presentation
•
University
16 questions
Understanding Primary and Secondary Sources
Presentation
•
KG
15 questions
Integumentary System
Presentation
•
12th Grade
13 questions
Ordering Food (ESL)
Presentation
•
Professional Development
15 questions
TOEFL READING I
Presentation
•
University
Popular Resources on Wayground
5 questions
A Home on the Shore
Quiz
•
3rd Grade
28 questions
US History Regents Review
Quiz
•
11th Grade
6 questions
A Horse Tale
Quiz
•
3rd Grade
20 questions
Math Review
Quiz
•
3rd Grade
10 questions
Juneteenth History and Significance
Interactive video
•
5th - 8th Grade
20 questions
Dividing Fractions
Quiz
•
5th Grade
55 questions
A Long Walk to Water Final Review
Quiz
•
6th - 8th Grade
10 questions
Equation Word Problems
Quiz
•
7th Grade