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Make sure we have examples of all misconceptions discussed in the lesson on a workbook page
Add to the lesson plan - calling out the possibility reporters simply misuse displays (then move Q4 & Q5 referenced below to their own page.
-- OG Issue Description
On this worksheet, Q4 and Q5 are weird curve ball questions which do not demonstrate concepts taught in this lesson. Both are examples of someone totally incorrectly interpreting a display. The lesson is about misuse of stats, not incorrect use.
Let's replace 4 and 5 with better examples that represent topics discussed in the lesson. At the moment, "intentionally using the wrong chart" and "changing the scale of the chart" are not represented.
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We want to
-- OG Issue Description
On this worksheet, Q4 and Q5 are weird curve ball questions which do not demonstrate concepts taught in this lesson. Both are examples of someone totally incorrectly interpreting a display. The lesson is about misuse of stats, not incorrect use.
Let's replace 4 and 5 with better examples that represent topics discussed in the lesson. At the moment, "intentionally using the wrong chart" and "changing the scale of the chart" are not represented.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: