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Mili hears one classmate say, "Cricket!" Another says, "I like hockey!" Then someone chooses kabaddi. Mili pauses. Which game is most popular in the...
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DATA MYSTERY #1 What is data? Data is information collected about something. DATA MYSTERY #2 Why collect data? To help answMATERIAL 01 🎬 Video — Mili Enters the Data Mystery WATCH & DISCOVER Character: 🟣 Mili Role: Curiosity • Questioning • Real-life discovery Section: 4.1 Collecting and Organising Data Duration: ~3–4 minutes The opening should not teach everything immediately. Mili should encounter a question, realise that guessing isn't enough, and discover the need for data. The detailed collection and organisation methods will come later with Arin. The source begins 4.1 with a similar real-life question: students want to know the most popular game in their class, but personal opinions alone cannot establish the answer. It then introduces data as information such as facts, numbers, measurements and observations. 🎯 Learning Purpose By the end of this video, learners should be able to: understand what data means; recognise data in everyday situations; understand why data is collected; distinguish between an opinion/guess and information collected from people or observations; realise that collected data may need to be organised to understand it. Core idea A question gives us a reason to collect data. Mili's discovery method ASK → COLLECT → ORGANISE → UNDERSTAND For this first video, however, we focus mainly on: ASK → COLLECT Arin will later explain how to organise and analyse the collected information. SCENE 2 — Guess or Find Out? Mili imagines asking one friend. Friend 1: “Cricket!” Another friend: “I like hockey!” Another: “Kabaddi!” Mili looks confused. Mili: “Everyone has a different answer!” She pauses. “So I can't decide the most popular game just by asking one person… or by guessing.” On-screen: ❌ GUESS vs. ✅ FIND INFORMATION
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Mili hears one classmate say, "Cricket!" Another says, "I like hockey!" Then someone chooses kabaddi. Mili pauses. Which game is most popular in the class? One person's answer cannot tell her, and neither can her own guess. She needs to ask classmates and collect their answers. That collected information is called data. It helps answer the question using what people say or what we observe-not just one opinion. A guess is one idea; data is collected information.
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