Gizmos for New Brunswick - Mathematics: Geometry and Applications (New Brunswick Curriculum adopted 2002)

This correlation lists the recommended Gizmos for this province's curriculum standards. Click any Gizmo title below for more information.

A.A6: : develop an understanding of factorial notation and apply it to calculating permutations and combinations

B.B8: : determine probabilities using permutations and combinations

C.C36: : demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between angle rotation and the coordinates of a rotating point

D.D1: : develop and apply formulas for distance and midpoint

E.E4: : apply properties of circles

E.E12: : demonstrate an understanding of the concept of converse

E.E13: : analyze and translate between symbolic, graphic, and written representations of circles and ellipses

E.E14: : translate between different forms of equations of circles and ellipses

E.E15: : solve problems involving the equations and characteristics of circles and ellipses

E.E16: : demonstrate an understanding of the transformational relationship between a circle and an ellipse

F.F1: : draw inferences about a population from a sample

F.F8: : apply characteristics of normal distributions

F.F9: : demonstrate an understanding of the difference between sample standard deviation and population standard deviation

F.F10: : interpret and apply histograms

F.F11: : determine, interpret and apply confidence intervals

F.F15: : design and conduct surveys and/or simulate data collection to explore sampling variability

F.F18: : identity the characteristics of a binomial experiment

F.F19: : demonstrate an understanding of the differences in the quality of sampling methods

F.F20: : demonstrate an understanding of how a confidence level affects a confidence interval

F.F21: : demonstrate an understanding of how a confidence level affects a confidence interval

F.F22: : demonstrate an understanding of how a confidence level affects a confidence interval

G.G2-3: : demonstrate an understanding that determining probability requires the quantifying of outcomes

G.G4: : apply area diagrams and tree diagrams to interpret and determine probabilities of independent and dependent events

G.G5: : determine conditional probability

G.G7: : distinguish between situations that involve combinations and permutations

G.G8: : develop and apply formulae to evaluate permutations and combinations

Correlation last revised: 9/16/2020

New Brunswick - Mathematics: Geometry and Applications