Success: calculate proportions and describe variation between two same-size model random samples. (AC9M8ST02, AC9M8ST03)
- Recall · 2 min. Both A and B have 20 responses. Ask whether identical size requires identical counts.
- Model · 4 min. Bicycle share A is
3/20=15%; B is4/20=20%. - Guided table · 5 min. Compute bus shares A
7/20=35%, B5/20=25%; ask which category changed more in percentage points. - Independent comparison · 7 min. Learners choose walk/roll or other, compute both shares, and say why two model samples can differ even when each uses a fair chance process.
- Visual check · 4 min. Show 20-cell grids or tactile tokens for each sample; prevent a 5-percentage-point difference being mistaken for five people.
- Exit · 3 min. “How many percentage points apart are bicycle shares A and B?” Key: 5 points, one person out of 20.