Understanding Statistics in Indigenous Communities

Students explore how Indigenous communities use data and interpret graphs about education, labour, income, housing, and Métis population distribution.

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Students explore how Indigenous communities use data and interpret graphs about education, labour, income, housing, and Métis population distribution. The worksheet includes questions and practice calculating mean, mode, median, and range using Alberta population data.

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What you’ll teach

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Students will interpret data presented in graphs and maps.
Students will identify patterns and ask questions about community data.
Students will calculate mean, mode, median, and range.
Students will connect statistical information to community planning and decision-making.

Understanding Statistics in Indigenous Communities

See exactly what you’ll get

Clear goals. Useful learning.

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