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Decoding, Critiquing, and Creating a Graph from the Ground Up

Author(s): Kiersten Nicole Newtoff1, HHMI BioInteractive

Montgomery College

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Students decipher a published graph with little supplemental information and are given more details in pieces before producing a new graph that displays the data more effectively and is easier to digest.

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Version 1.0.0 - published on 28 Feb 2018 doi:10.25334/Q45Q51 - cite this

Adapted from: Mimicry in a Diverse Community of Arthropods v 1.0

Keywords

  1. Evolution
  2. Excel
  3. graphing
  4. Bar Graphs
  5. biomimicry
  6. Scientific Process
  7. Statistics and Math
  8. Microsoft Excel

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This activity is broken into multiple mini-activities that encourage group work and working individually. Although the content of the article and data being graphed is based on mimicry, students do not need background knowledge in the subject. Rather, this exercise is used by students to help them identify what they don’t know about a graph and address how to fix it. Two of the mini activities are required groupwork (groups between 2-5 students), the next two activities can be assigned as homework and reconvened in groups (or done in groups or individually the entire time), and the final mini-activity is for students to work individually on their new graphs.

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