Lesson 9: Presenting Findings

🎯 Learning Intentions

• Design a poster or slide deck summarizing the investigation
• Communicate key findings visually
• Present findings to an audience

1. Layout Design (10 mins)

A good statistical poster flows logically:

1. Title: Catchy question.
2. Plan: Who did you ask? (Sample size)
3. Data: Your best graph(s). Bigger is better!
4. Conclusion: The answer and "So what?"

2. Task: Create Final Product (30 mins)

Students assemble their investigation into a final format:

• A3 Poster (hand-drawn or printed elements)
• Google Slides presentation
• Infographic (using Canva etc.)

Focus: Make the Data the hero. The graph should be the first thing people see.

3. Gallery Walk Rehearsal (10 mins)

Stick up posters (or open laptops). Walk around and leave 1 Post-It note on another student's work:

• "I like how you..."
• "Your graph clearly shows..."