SECTION 10 DATA: DEVELOPING QUESTIONS ACTIVITY 1 Develop 5 questions that you will ask learners to gather data about learners' eating habi Explain for each question how you will avoid biasness in the question. SECTION 11 COLLECTING DATA ACTIVITY 1 TERMINOLOGY: DATA COLLECTING INSTRUMENTS, OBSERVATIO QUESTIONNAIRE, INTERVIEW 1. Name three data collecting instruments. 2. Which instrument should be used to collect data for each of the following: \( 2.1 \quad \) Mode of transport learners use to get to school. 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 The number of books each learner has in grade 10. The number of hours each learner sleeps at night. The number of coals scored in a soccer match. The colours of cars passing at a certain point.
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What an interesting opportunity to explore learners' eating habits! Crafting questions that are both engaging and free from bias is key. For instance, you might ask, "What types of meals do you enjoy most during the week?" To avoid bias, phrase it neutrally without suggesting an answer, ensuring learners’ responses reflect their preferences. Another great question could be, "How often do you eat fruits and vegetables?" To steer clear of biases, avoid leading phrases and allow for a range of answers by framing it in a non-judgmental way. When it comes to data collection instruments, think of things like surveys, interviews, and direct observations! Each serves a unique purpose depending on the data you need. For the mode of transport learners use to get to school, a questionnaire would be perfect, as it can quickly gather a variety of responses. To assess the number of books in grade 10, an interview could allow for more detailed insights—students can discuss their reading habits! For sleep hours, again, a questionnaire would work nicely, while direct observation could be useful for tallying colors of cars passing by a point. Lastly, to capture soccer match scores, an observation would be ideal to ensure accuracy and thoroughness.
