Identifying Problems in Statistical Questions (A) (With Clues) WORKSHEET
Identifying Problems in Statistical Questions (A) (With Clues) WORKSHEET DESCRIPTION
This worksheet covers biased questions in questionnaires and surveys. A selection of questions are provided for learners to look at the language used and the options presented. Learners must then decide if the question is rude, leading, or biased in any way. There may also be problems with the response boxes. Use this worksheet alongside Sample Bias, Question Bias, and Identifying Problems in Statistical Questions (B). A version of this worksheet without the added clues is also available.
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The worksheet provides helpful clues that guide students through identifying different types of bias, making it accessible for 6th graders who are just beginning to learn about survey methodology. Students can practice recognizing problematic language and response options with scaffolded support before moving to more independent analysis.



