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Introduction to Data

Handling
Welcome to the world of data handling! In Grade 7, you'll learn how to collect,
organize, represent, and interpret data. These skills are essential for making
informed decisions and understanding the world around you.
Importance of Data Handling

1 Making Informed 2 Solving Real-World


Decisions Problems
Data helps you understand Data analysis helps us identify
patterns and trends, allowing problems, understand their
you to make informed choices causes, and develop effective
based on evidence. solutions.

3 Understanding the World


Data provides insights into various aspects of our world, from population
trends to climate change.
Types of Data: Qualitative and Quantitative
Qualitative Data Quantitative Data

Describes qualities or characteristics. Examples include colors, Deals with numbers and measurements. Examples include height,
textures, and opinions. weight, and temperature.
Collecting and Organizing Data

1 Data Collection
Collecting data involves gathering information from surveys,
observations, or experiments.

2 Data Organization
Organizing data helps make it easier to understand and
analyze. This can involve creating lists, tables, or spreadsheets.

3 Data Cleaning
Data cleaning ensures accuracy and consistency. It involves
checking for errors, removing duplicates, and filling in missing
values.
Representing Data: Tables,
Charts, and Graphs
Tables Charts
Organize data in rows and Visualize data using bars, lines, or
columns, making it easy to pie slices, making trends and
compare values. patterns clearer.

Graphs
Show relationships between variables, revealing how one factor influences
another.
Interpreting and Analyzing
Data
Identify Trends

1 Look for patterns and changes in the data over time or across
groups.

Draw Conclusions

2 Use the data to make informed statements about the topic under
investigation.

Support Claims

3 Use the data to back up your conclusions and arguments.


Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median, and
Mode
Mean Average of all values in a dataset.

Median Middle value when data is arranged in order.

Mode Most frequent value in a dataset.


Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Data is everywhere!
Data surrounds us in our daily lives, from social media to weather forecasts.

Analyze to understand!
Data analysis helps us interpret information and draw meaningful conclusions.

Decisions based on facts!


Data-driven decisions are more likely to be successful and effective.

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