Choices, data, graphs and second season of Peg+Cat
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https://doi.org/10.24197/edmain.1.2020.31-39Keywords:
Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, Animated cartoons, Audio-visual fiction, Probability, StatisticsAbstract
It is time for probability and statistics. We consider again an animated series that have already been featured in our section: Peg+Gato. In this article we briefly describe the main characteristics and objectives of the teaching and learning of probability and statistics at an early age. With this in mind, we look at two episodes of Peg+Cat. One of them, dedicated to making decisions based on the data collected. On the other, bar and pie charts appear. Finally, taking advantage of the recent premiere of the second season of this series, we offer to the readers a guide to its mathematical content.
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