Students will make use of patterns, relations, and functions to interpret, compare, and analyze pure and applied situations, using the information to make conjectures and support conclusions.
Students will solve problems involving spatial reasoning using properties of 2- and 3- dimensional figures to analyze, represent, and model geometric relationships in pure/theoretical and authentic, applied contexts.
Student can apply statistical methods and reasoning to summarize, represent, analyze, and interpret categorical and quantitative data, including addressing authentic, applied scenarios, and can apply the rules of probability to determine the likelihood of a given outcome or to make decisions.
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I can create equations, inequalities and/or functions to model and interpret Situations.
I can accurately manipulate expressions, equations and inequalities without regard to the context
I can explain correspondences between multiple representations of a Problem.
I can explain my answer in terms of the context of the problem, verifying and adjusting my solution to St the context.
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I can clearly communicate (verbally and in writing) the reasoning used to justify conclusions or claims.
I can construct sound arguments by building a logical progression of evidence-based statements.
I can construct a model of a real- world object using geometric shapes (multiple component model includes diagram and equation or function). I can use my model to solve problems.
I can construct a solution that species units of measure, uses correct labeling, and has a degree of precision appropriate for the problem.
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I can construct a statistical model to make inferences about data.
I can compare models generated using different assumptions.