T-test powerpointQuick View
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T-test powerpoint

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This PowerPoint provides an overview and step-by-step method for calculating standard deviation and a value for t using a set of sample data. The formula and notation used are in line with the AQA GCE Human Biology Students' Statistics Sheet (version 2.2). Spreadsheet included to provide raw data, if required.
Chi-squared test powerpointQuick View
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Chi-squared test powerpoint

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<p>This PowerPoint provides an overview and step-by-step method for calculating Chi-squared. It is illustrated with 3 examples, including one using contingency tables. The formula and notation used are in line with the AQA GCE Human Biology Students’ Statistics Sheet (version 2.2).</p>
Carbon Cycle PowerPointQuick View
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Carbon Cycle PowerPoint

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This Powerpoint explains visually how photosynthesis and respiration work and then leads students visually through the carbon cycle, breaking it down into separate processes. One slide can be printed for students to label.
Spearman Rank Correlation (adapted for AQA)Quick View
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Spearman Rank Correlation (adapted for AQA)

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I have adapted the excellent resource from user Astronyxis to fit the formula and notation used in the AQA GCE Human Biology Students' Statistics Sheet (version 2.2). This PowerPoint provides an overview and step-by-step method for calculating Pearson&'s Correlation Coeffient using two different sets of sample data.
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Pearson's Correlation Coefficient powerpoint

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This PowerPoint provides an overview and step-by-step method for calculating Pearson's Correlation Coeffient using a set of sample data. The formula and notation used are in line with the AQA GCE Human Biology Students&' Statistics Sheet (version 2.2).
Standard Error with 95% confidence limitsQuick View
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Standard Error with 95% confidence limits

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This PowerPoint provides an overview and step-by-step method for calculating the Standard Error with 95% confidence limits using a set of sample data. The formula and notation used are in line with the AQA GCE Human Biology Students' Statistics Sheet (version 2.2). Spreadsheet now included providing the raw data.