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Monday 29 August 2016

Synthesising Articles




Walht: Compare and Contrast the key ideas from the articles to synthesize.

New Zealand's best shooter!


Greg Yelavich
Date: 25/8/16                                                          
By: Ace




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Greg Yelavich

Gregory Thomas Yelavich, is a competitive pistol shooter from Auckland, New Zealand. As well as winning countless pistol titles, Yelavich has won more Commonwealth Games medals than any other New Zealand athlete.

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Greg’s Career:
By Ace Aumentado

Greg's Journey started in 1986 when he was picked to be at the Commonwealth Games in Australia, he contested his first shot at the age of 29 winning 54th place in the 50 metre pistol shooting range. He was inspired by his partner Barrie Wickens, without him he wouldn't be New Zealand's best shooter.

His Values:
By Ace

Greg's Values:
Greg was nervous when he first started his first game, as the years passed by, he grew braver and more confident. Greg was a competitive player that trains hard before the next sport event. He was a committed player too, he started competitive pistol shooting  when he only was 29, right now he is 59. All these values helped him win the gold medals and become the most award winning athlete in New Zealand.

Greg’s Background:
By Ace

Greg's Background:
Yelavich practices for 15 months ahead of the competitive event, it involves shooting four times a day at his own shooting range. He loves coaching kids and teaching them how to aim properly with the brass pistol. He spends $2000 worth of money to train for the last 15 months.





Walht: Use the Inquiry process to find and report about a New Zealand athlete.

Rangi is the best driver!


WALHT:  find mean, mode, range and median to analyse statistical data.

John’s Lap:

A
B
C
1
66
124
46
2
59
129
44
3
69
137
41
4
71
115
55
5
63
127
43


Rangi’s Lap Times:



A
B
C
1
62
119
50
2
64
126
36
3
60
135
42
4
70
117
48
5
63
130
43


A
John
Winner
Rangi
Mean
65.6
Rangi
63.8
Median
66
Rangi
63
Mode
-

-
Range
12
Rangi
10






B
John
Winner
Rangi
Mean
126.4
Rangi
125.4
Median
127
Rangi
126
Mode
-

-
Range
22
Rangi
18






C
John
Winner
Rangi
Mean
45.8
Rangi
43.8
Median
44
Rangi
43
Mode
-

-
Range
14
Tie
14






In Data A, it shows that Rangi beaten John’s average by 1.8 seconds and John loss the median score by 2 seconds. There was no mode for data A. The range between Rangi and John is 2 seconds
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Data B shows that Rangi beaten John’s average once again by 1 second. Rangi won the median score by 1 second. There was no mode for Data B according to the data. The range between John and Rangi is 4.


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In Data C, it shows us that Rangi destroyed John’s average by 2 seconds, John loss the median score by 1 second. No mode for Data C once again. John and Rangi had the same range.


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Therefore Rangi is better than John.

John didn’t win anything at all. But did had a tie at the end.

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Analysing Data