Level 2 Questionnaires 2.8 Learning Workbook - SPECIAL (damaged stock at $6 each)

Damaged stock at $6 each. Damage to the book varies but is normally minimal (eg. bent cover, dent on book, etc). Content inside the book is still perfectly useable. Not included in our multi-buy special. - Level 2 Questionnaires Learning Workbook covers NCEA Level 2 Achievement Standard, 91263 (Mathematics and Statistics 2.8) Design a questionnaire. This standard is internally assessed and worth 3 credits. The workbook features: bite-sized sections of notes with student-friendly explanations worked examples to illustrate fundamental concepts plenty of exercises so students can develop their skills answers to exercises, which are provided at the end of the book practice assessment task An index gives easy access to important terms and definitions highlighted in the text. This workbook covers the stages of designing a questionnaire in order to effectively investigate a situation. This includes purpose statements, survey methods, desk checks and the keeping of a log book to record all stages in the process. A report is produced to describe the resulting questionnaire and to explain the decisions made in its construction. The concise notes and write-on exercises keep student work together in a compact format, providing a useful end-of-topic revision tool. This workbook is ideal for use in the classroom or for homework, home study and revision. Published: 09/2020 -- Metadata Math, maths Frances Hinchliffe 9781988586687 978-1-988586-68-7 9780908315437 978-0-908315-43-7 91263 questionnaire Single AS LWBs Questionnaires Exercise A: Writing a purpose statement Keeping a log book Exercise B: Research objectives Survey methods Exercise C: Survey methods Question types Exercise D: Writing questions for a questionnaire Exercise E: Writing good-quality questions The desk review Exercise F: Researching and reviewing the questionnaire Online questionnaires Exercise G: Creating an online questionnaire Writing a final reportE Exercise H: The pilot survey and the final questionnaire