Demonstrating Understanding: Multiple Approaches
Now that you've explored chi-square testing through multiple representations, you have several options for demonstrating your understanding. Choose the methods that best suit your preferences.
Choose Your Assessment Methods:
- Analyze interactive visualizations of statistical data
- Work through a real-world scenario
- Create a video explanation
- Engage in peer feedback
- Build a concept map showing relationships between key ideas
Note: You don't need to complete all options - choose those that best help you demonstrate your understanding.
Interactive Data Analysis
Explore how observed values differ from expected values in a real dataset.
Study Habits Scenario
Apply chi-square concepts to analyze a real-world research question.
Video Explanation
Create a short video explaining key concepts in your own words.
Record a 1-2 minute video explaining how to interpret a p-value from a chi-square test. Include:
- What a p-value represents
- How to interpret different p-values (e.g., 0.03 vs 0.20)
- A real-world example
Supported formats: MP4, MOV, WEBM
Peer Feedback Exchange
Share your understanding with peers and learn from their perspectives.
When Explaining:
- Define chi-square test clearly
- Walk through the interpretation steps
- Use the study habits example
- Connect to real-world implications
When Providing Feedback:
- Was the explanation clear?
- Were statistical terms used correctly?
- What could make it more understandable?
Concept Map Builder
Create a visual representation of how key statistical concepts relate to each other.