Please answer survey for my students: midnight 10/28 to 10/29

[lovemychix]

Yes to all for me and hubby!!!

 

[keeperofthehearth]

Me- Yes to all four
DH- Yes to all four

 

[AhBee01]

1-4 all yes!
DH 1-4 all yes

My friend
1. no 2. yes 3. no 4. yes
Brenda

 

[redoak]

1. Have you ever voted? Yes

2. Are you registered to vote? Yes

3. Did you vote in the last election? Yes

4. Will you vote in the next election? Yes

 

[PAJerry]

1 through 4 are all yes.

 

[Royicus]

Quote:
We expect some skewing, but in the emails and PMs we received the answers seem to be quite different. That is why I posted my email address so those who wished to answer in private could without the concern of being berated for apathy or not. We'll be posting the results at the end of the assignment so everyone can see our numbers.
K
[email protected]12.NM.US

Not just this, but this is a sample from a chicken board. So it skews the data towards the following folks:

Middle aged married women with kids
Conservative/Republican
Internet User (and more specifically forum poster)

It really isn't a representative sample of the population at large. I agree this can be a useful exercise in statistics, but the "random" data could be generated more randomly as the statistics are important, but so is the method used to obtain them.

I'm not sure what grade/class you are teaching.

 

[RedStickLA]

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. Yes

 

[country freedom]

Quote:

 

[wishin4chicken]

1. Have you ever voted? Yes.

2. Are you registered to vote? Yes.

3. Did you vote in the last election? Yes.

4. Will you vote in the next election? Yes.

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Hope your students have fun with this.

Michele.

 

[SpottedCrow]

1. Have you ever voted? Yes

2. Are you registered to vote? Yes

3. Did you vote in the last election? Yes

4. Will you vote in the next election? Yes

That's for both Ernie and I.