British ColumbiaGrade 12
BC Grade 12 Statistics Curriculum
Video lessons and practice for every Statistics 12 topic. Aligned to what BC schools teach. Learn census design, data visualization, probability distributions, and statistical inference.
BC Grade 12 Statistics Curriculum | StudyPugHelp
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BC.CE.ST12.1 | Role of statistical thinking in research and scientific method: Census vs sample, research questions, target population, historical perspective, role of data |
BC.CE.ST12.3 | Common graphical representations of variation: Bar charts, histograms, dot plots, boxplots, scatterplots, tables, use of software |
BC.CE.ST12.4 | Use of summary statistics to describe variation: Measures of center, spread, five-number summary, Chebyshev's inequality, correlation |
BC.CE.ST12.5 | Association between two variables: Contingency tables, clustered/stacked bar charts, scatterplots, correlation and causation |
BC.CE.ST12.6 | Probability models for variation: Binomial distribution, normal distribution, central limit theorem, simulation software |
BC.CE.ST12.7 | Intuition and appreciation of inferential concepts: Simulations for inferences, interval estimation, randomization/permutation tests |
BC.CE.ST12.9 | Communication of statistical findings: Writing reports, presenting research projects, communicating to target audience |