When It's Fair to Compare the Pair - Exploring Different Comparison Scenarios in Education
Explore various comparison scenarios in education, from evaluating players in a sports match to comparing fractions and percentages. Understand when and how it's fair to compare different elements, such as shots taken, goals scored, and more.
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When its fair to compare the pair Explicit teaching NSW Department of Education
When it's fair to compare the pair (1) Launch Which player is best in this list?
When it's fair to compare the pair (2) Launch 2 Does knowing the number of shots each player has taken change your opinion?
When it's fair to compare the pair (3) Launch 3 Can you compare these fractions and rank the players?
When it's fair to compare the pair (4) One quantity as a percentage of another example 1 What is 24 goals as a percentage of 30 shots on goal? 24 30 100 = 80%
When it's fair to compare the pair (5) One quantity as a percentage of another prompts 1 What is 24 goals as a percentage of 30 shots on goal? 24 30 100 = 80% Why do we multiply by 100? What is the same about the 2 rectangles?
When it's fair to compare the pair (6) Your turn question 1 What is 16 goals as a percentage of 40 shots on goal?
When it's fair to compare the pair (7) Your turn solutions 1 What is 16 goals as a percentage of 40 shots on goal? 16 40 100 = 40%
