Data Handling class 7 chapter 3: Learn the Steps Involved in Data Collection.

Data collection is the process of collecting, organizing and storing data in a systematic way. It involves identifying the sources of data, collecting information from those sources, and then analyzing, organizing and presenting the data in an understandable format. Different methods are used for data collection such as surveys, interviews, questionnaires, systematic observations etc. It’s important to understand the different steps involved in collecting data so that you can use effective methods to get accurate results.

Understand the Difference Between Qualitative and Quantitative Data.
Qualitative data is information that deals with subjective observations, while quantitative data refers to numerical or measurement-based observations. For example, when creating a survey, the results might reflect qualitative data such as feelings and attitudes, which can be difficult to quantify numerically. Conversely, numerical responses such as when users record how much they like a product would be an example of quantitative data. Knowing the difference between qualitative and quantitative data will help you make more accurate decisions about which methods to use for data collection.

Classify Information Using Various Methods Of Representation Such As Tables, Pictograms, Venn Diagrams and Pie Charts.
There are various methods of representing data in a more organized and understandable manner. Classifying information using tables, pictograms, Venn diagrams and pie charts can help to analyze the data accurately and quickly and make predictions more accurately. Understanding representations of data such as these will help you identify patterns, recognize relationships and compare information to draw conclusions about the underlying issues.

Analyse Statistical Graphs And Draw Conclusions From The Analysis.

Statistical graphs play an important role in the analysis and interpretation of data. By studying these graphs, you can make comparisons between groups, identify patterns and trends, draw conclusions from the statistical analysis and even suggest causes of a particular outcome. It is important to note that statistics only provides information that could be wrong, so any conclusions drawn should be taken with caution.

Comprehend the Interpretation of Mean, Median & Mode In Different Types of Data Given in Frequency Distribution Tables.Learning the interpretation of mean, median and mode in different types of data given in frequency distribution tables is important for successful data handling. Let's understand with an example - mean is the measurement that gives a central value that best identifies all the other values included in the dataset. On the other hand, median is the middlemost value which divides data into two equal parts. Finally, mode is the most frequently occurring value(s). By understanding these three methods of describing data, you can accurately comprehend and interpret information from frequency distribution tables.