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vertical thinking is "high-probability" thinking while lateral thinking is looking at a problem in a nontraditional way. |
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Differentiate between vertical thinking and lateral thinking. |
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After brainstorming your ideas, you would pick the best solution. How would you first document this solution? |
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Sketching is a freehand type of drawing without the use of drawing tools. |
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This type graph of allows us to compare parts of the whole with each other, or the fraction of the whole each part takes up. |
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This type of graphs are great for looking at differences amongst similar things. They look like stacks of coins. |
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This type of graph is a good way to look at how something changes usually over time or sometimes over space. |
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What is it called when you make a bar graph that uses pictures to show quantity instead of bars? |
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A chart is a diagram that shows the relationship between two or more numerical quantities. |
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Graphs are pictorial representations of charts. What is a chart? |
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To find the numerical value for each square. |
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What does it mean "to scale a graph?" |
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A prototype is a full sized working model while a mock-up is a model made of inexpensive materials, that doesn't work and is preportional but not to scale. |
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Differentiate between a mockup and a prototype. |
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A form of modeling, which uses square dowels connected by gluing reinforcing gussets of index card stock. |
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