Knowledge and/or Skills Knowledge and/or Skills Quantitative, ordinal and qualitative data Types of data Sources of secondary data Sources of data Survey methods for collecting data Survey methods Sampling methods Sampling methods Evidence Requirements Evidence Requirements Candidates will need to provide evidence to Candidates will need to provide evidence to demonstrate their Knowledge and/or Skills by showing demonstrate their Knowledge and/or Skills by showing that they can with reference to a particular task: that they can: define and give an example of the following provide clear and accurate definitions of six types terms: qualitative, ordinal, quantitative, primary, of data, and provide one example of each type of secondary, discrete and continuous data select sources where specified data may be identify two appropriate sources specified found types of data may be found select survey methods for data collection identify and explain appropriate survey methods select sampling methods for data collection for data collection in four given circumstances identify and explain appropriate sampling Evidence should be generated through assessment methods for data collection in four given undertaken in closed-book controlled conditions. circumstances To achieve this Outcome, candidates should attain 60% of available marks. Assessment Guidelines Assessment Guidelines It is recommended that candidates are assessed by a Assessment could take the form of short response short response test covering all aspects of Outcome 1. It questions and on possible scenarios covering all is suggested that this test should be completed within a aspects of Outcome 1. working period of no more than one hour.
Knowledge and/or Skills Quantitative, ordinal and qualitative data Sources of secondary data Survey methods for collecting data Sampling methods Evidence Requirements Candidates will need to provide evidence to demonstrate their Knowledge and/or Skills by showing that they can with reference to a particular task: define and give an example of the following terms: qualitative, ordinal, quantitative, primary, secondary, discrete and continuous select sources where specified data may be found select survey methods for data collection select sampling methods for data collection Evidence should be generated through assessment undertaken in closed-book controlled conditions. To achieve this Outcome, candidates should attain 60% of available marks. Assessment Guidelines It is recommended that candidates are assessed by a short response test covering all aspects of Outcome 1. It is suggested that this test should be completed within a working period of no more than one hour. Knowledge and/or Skills Types of data Sources of data Survey methods Sampling methods Evidence Requirements Candidates will need to provide evidence to demonstrate their Knowledge and/or Skills by showing that they can: provide clear and accurate definitions of six types of data, and provide one example of each type of data identify two appropriate sources specified types of data may be found identify and explain appropriate survey methods for data collection in four given circumstances identify and explain appropriate sampling methods for data collection in four given circumstances Assessment Guidelines Assessment could take the form of short response questions and on possible scenarios covering all aspects of Outcome 1.
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